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Topher and Delilah! Local sad pathetic villain has a soft spot for cats, more at 8. This pose was pretty hard to get down but I think it worked

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@woebetober day 5 - pets
Topher and Delilah! Local sad pathetic villain has a soft spot for cats, more at 8. This pose was pretty hard to get down but I think it worked
Do you see them as a QPR?
QPR Definition:
"Queerplatonic relationships (QPR), also known as queerplatonic partnerships (QPP), are committed intimate relationships between significant others whose relationship is not romantic in nature."
Ryan and Topher "Canonball" Evans (woe.begone)
Yes, I love them as a QPR!
I'm neutral, but I can see it.
I see/prefer them in a romantic relationship.
I see/prefer them as platonic.
I don't think they'd get along in any type of relationship.
I don't know these characters.
QPR reasoning:
"- In woe.begone there is already two characters named Ryan and Chris in a QPR, so it's funny if there's two pairs of Ryan and Chris (topher being a nickname from Christopher) in a QPR.
- They're kind of weird about each other, which I guess could be seen as romantic or just good old homoeroticism, but I like them as a QPR because their relationship is definitely something other than platonic, but it's ambiguous."
This seasons antagonists have me like this:
Do you ever think about how much Ryan has dehumanized Topher?
It doesn't matter if he dies, Ryan will just bring him back. His corpse is meaningless, a mild headache at worst and a selfie prop at best.
He's nothing but Ryan's little underling, a joke, an obedient henchman, endlessly working for a sadistic overlord for a sliver of power he's probably never going to see
Christopher Evans filled notebooks without remembering. That was concerning. His memory had never been great, but he had a pretty good idea of his creative output and he didn't remember writing this. It was a surrealist, meta-textual review of Rafael Muslani's work, and an examination of the interaction between character, author, fiction, and reader. The ideas in it were fascinating and he didn't remember having them. Maybe his mind was finally going. He should see a psychiatrist.
He snaps the book shut and returns it to the shelf. He has to meet with the new WOE.BEGONE player. He takes a deep breath and adopts his CANNONBALL persona before donning his army jacket and heading out the door.
I like the way Topher says, "I turn my back for just one second and his fucking Scruff date kills him out in the middle of nowhere." in episode 39, it sounds like he's more protective of Ryan than he lets on
@woebetober day 13 - alternate universe
What if Mikey was recruited by the gamerunners – except I'm terrible at thinking of plot ideas, so it's just a domestic character dynamics piece instead. Very scuffed rough sketch, but I figured if there was any time to share this idea it was now
I love how Ryan sounds EXACTLY like you would expect this smug ass game runner who created the time travel murder game would sound like. Insufferable, self satisfied, makes you want to punch him.
Meanwhile, CANNONBALL, Topher Evans who held Mikey hostage for four months and made him saw off his arm at gun point, slit a cop's neck and hired an assassin to take Mikey out before he could do the same to him sounds like a wet cat left out in the rain