Saw this Dimoo popmart and thought of Tyler Galpin.
Not today Justin
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祝日 / Permanent Vacation

Love Begins
we're not kids anymore.
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cherry valley forever
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Jules of Nature
todays bird
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Misplaced Lens Cap
occasionally subtle
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Saw this Dimoo popmart and thought of Tyler Galpin.
Did Francoise truly love Donovan?
Or at least the same way he loved her?
I ask due to the obvious reasons that she never seemingly grieves over him onscreen and only indirectly mentions him twice in episode 6 when telling Tyler about how he built the bunker and how Stonehearst lied to him about Francoise dying.
The only time that even remotely comes close to her possibly missing him is when she’s looking at the photo board in the cabin in episode 8 and laments at not being in any of the photos.
I know that there was a two week period between episodes 4 and 5 and that Francoise could have grieved him in that time, but I thought that they would have at least had her mention or talk about him more. Like the scene with the photo board would have been a great opportunity to have that added in. Isaac seeing all the photos and asking Francoise what Donovan was like etc.
I know that there were some who now believe that Francoise married Donovan because she saw him as some sort of safety net that could provide protection for her and for the chance to finally fulfil her dream of living the white picket fence Normie life she so desperately craved. I even have a small theory that the reason why she chose Donovan was because of their mutual grudges against the Addams Family (Donovan with Gomez for killing Garrett, and Francoise with Morticia for cutting off Isaac’s hand and inadvertently causing the explosion that killed him… even though she probably didn’t show it). This likely plays into why Francoise kept her condition a secret from Donovan – in addition to fearing rejection, she likely didn’t want to lose her one chance at moving on from her Outcast life.
Now my theory on Donovan is that although he really did love Francoise, there is a significant part of him that wishes he never met her due to the pain that relationship caused him (aka her past secrecy and “death” as well as the fear of whether or not Tyler would end up like her).
It’s how I believe Donovan’s lines of “She’s the type of girl that’s gonna get you hurt, believe me I know the type.” and “More than you could ever know.” fit into the same scene. He loved her so much, but if he could do it all over again, he more than likely wouldn’t.
Donovan learning the truth about Francoise being a Hyde shortly after Tyler was born would have caused great friction in their marriage, but not enough to end it. So did he stay married to her for appearances sake? To avoid scandal in Jericho that was known for its ongoing prejudice against Outcasts?
I can only imagine how Jericho would have reacted back then had they learned that their Normie sheriff had married an Outcast, and one of the most dangerous Outcast types for that matter.
Did Francoise truly love Donovan?
Or at least the same way he loved her?
I ask due to the obvious reasons that she never seemingly grieves over him onscreen and only indirectly mentions him twice in episode 6 when telling Tyler about how he built the bunker and how Stonehearst lied to him about Francoise dying.
The only time that even remotely comes close to her possibly missing him is when she’s looking at the photo board in the cabin in episode 8 and laments at not being in any of the photos.
I know that there was a two week period between episodes 4 and 5 and that Francoise could have grieved him in that time, but I thought that they would have at least had her mention or talk about him more. Like the scene with the photo board would have been a great opportunity to have that added in. Isaac seeing all the photos and asking Francoise what Donovan was like etc.
I know that there were some who now believe that Francoise married Donovan because she saw him as some sort of safety net that could provide protection for her and for the chance to finally fulfil her dream of living the white picket fence Normie life she so desperately craved. I even have a small theory that the reason why she chose Donovan was because of their mutual grudges against the Addams Family (Donovan with Gomez for killing Garrett, and Francoise with Morticia for cutting off Isaac’s hand and inadvertently causing the explosion that killed him… even though she probably didn’t show it). This likely plays into why Francoise kept her condition a secret from Donovan – in addition to fearing rejection, she likely didn’t want to lose her one chance at moving on from her Outcast life.
Now my theory on Donovan is that although he really did love Francoise, there is a significant part of him that wishes he never met her due to the pain that relationship caused him (aka her past secrecy and “death” as well as the fear of whether or not Tyler would end up like her).
It’s how I believe Donovan’s lines of “She’s the type of girl that’s gonna get you hurt, believe me I know the type.” and “More than you could ever know.” fit into the same scene. He loved her so much, but if he could do it all over again, he more than likely wouldn’t.
Donovan learning the truth about Francoise being a Hyde shortly after Tyler was born would have caused great friction in their marriage, but not enough to end it. So did he stay married to her for appearances sake? To avoid scandal in Jericho that was known for its ongoing prejudice against Outcasts?
I can only imagine how Jericho would have reacted back then had they learned that their Normie sheriff had married an Outcast, and one of the most dangerous Outcast types for that matter.
quick sketch to get my Tyler fix.
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The Looks They Give
Including our favourites:
“Don’t do that.”
“Two black hearted souls.”
“I missed.”
weyer
season 1 vs season 2
Production Stills of Iago Tower and the Axe Scene!
Production Stills of Iago Tower and the Axe Scene!
My most absurd, out-there theory…. Balthazar Night
My only bit of evidence? Curly hair.
How about this, we get a flashback scene at the start of one episode…
It’s four year old Tyler along with Donovan at Francoise’s funeral. Balthazar Night is there, he ominously tries to speak to Tyler, but Donovan shuts him down and tells him to get out of town and stay the hell away from his son. Balthazar sneers and reminds him of Tyler now being the surviving heir to the Night Family legacy, but Donovan refutes and states that Francoise didn’t want that life for herself and wouldn’t want that life for Tyler.
Balthazar watches as Donovan takes away Tyler. Cut to present time for the rest of the episode…
My most absurd, out-there theory…. Balthazar Night
My only bit of evidence? Curly hair.
I would actually like this. If this becomes true, I reckon he’d be more cunning and dangerous than Isaac.
I don’t think that he’s Capri’s dad. She spoke about him in the past tense when referring to him during her conversation with Tyler
Francoise knows the darker side [of being a hyde]. She’s older. She knows it’s a death sentence. Tyler understands that, but he likes the idea of being free, and he feels the freest when he’s a hyde. So I think he’s somebody who has totally embraced his power. And he loves that, even though he only gets it for short flashes. The high is worth the pain for him. He was certainly happy to help his mother try to take her powers away if that’s what she wanted, but when she betrays him, there’s no discussion. She’s just decided that this is what to do. That’s when he’s had enough.
--Alfred Gough - Wednesday Creators Unpack the Season 2 Finale (Variety)
Never am I more reminded that Tyler Galpin is a Teenage Boy^tm than when I read this quote.
It’s the folly of youth. Because what teenage boy is truly understanding his own mortality and by saying that he ‘understands that [being a Hyde is a death sentence]’ and continuing to chase the high of being a Hyde that tells me that he actually *doesn’t* understand it. This freedom he feels is fully manufactured in his mind because by being a Hyde, he can never be free. He would always be chained to the whim of others, of a Master. That’s why it’s the ‘idea’ of being free; it is not true freedom. As far as we’ve been shown, Tyler cannot have true freedom while being a Hyde. Yes, even with Wednesday as his master.
And also, in order to understand his own mortality, to value the life he could lose, he would need to live his life, he would need to create one, which is where Francoise’s experience comes into play because she *did* make a life: she was married, she had a child, she might have had a place in the Jericho community, yet all of that was ripped away by the Hyde.
That’s not to say that what Francoise’s did was correct. There’s no excusing the slap. And obviously there should have been communication before the events in the tower, but there isn’t any and I think there are two reasons for that.
One, they don’t trust each other. I think Tyler *wants* to have his mother’s trust. I think he longs for a parent and is grieving his father and any hope of he might have had to repair that relationship. This is the boy that screamed that he didn’t need anyone because he believed he *had* no one, yet when his mother is miraculously alive, that idea flutters away. As for Francoise, I don’t think she can fully trust her son because she doesn’t know him. Unlike Tyler, who we know has built up an idealized image of his mother (maybe even imagined what his current life would be like if she hadn’t ‘died’), Francoise probably clung to the 4 year old child she was ripped away from instead of imagining the man he would become because the idea of meeting that person was so impossible. Yet the impossible happens, and who she finds is not the boy who loves pancakes instead it’s a teenager who has been deeply traumatized and hurt because of what they both are.
The second reason is something I’ve been thinking about a lot recently and that is the parent-child relationship when the child is an adult and how that relationship must change. Obviously in a typical parent-child relationship, that doesn’t happen overnight, it’s a gradual change. The way in which you stop a 4y/o from making a mistake is different from how you stop your young adult child. You take a knife away from a toddler; you explain the dangers of a knife to an older child before allowing them to use it. You caution your almost adult son about cutting himself but at that point any cuts are his to bare; you’re just there to help patch him up. Francoise did not get that gradual release from parenthood (if you are ever truly released is up for debate; if you were to ask my Mexican parents that they would reply a firm NO), so her lack of communication with Tyler, her not explaining what this ‘dark side [of being a Hyde]’, is consistent because do you explain to your 4 y/o that the monster under his bed are not the ones he should be worried about or do you just rid him of his monsters?
Also even if she had sat Tyler down and explained in excruciating detail all the things that were done to her in Willow Hill, of the isolation she felt in Nevermore, of how she felt she needed to lie to be loved, do we think he would have listened?
Growing up, when my mother would lecture me and I was obviously not listening, she would say ‘mas sabe el diablo por viejo que por diablo.’ And sometimes she was wrong and other times she was right (and boy was she right). So I don’t like the implication that Tyler, with all 18 years of life under his belt, is more evolved, more empowered, because he embraces the power that keeps him chained. My fully formed frontal cortex just can’t support that.
Can I give you a virtual hug 🫂
Preteen Donovan Galpin?
After watching IT: Welcome To Derry, I’m pitching one of their actors, Jack Molloy Legault, as a preteen Donovan Galpin. I saw him and thought of a young Ben Wilson (the actor who plays early 20s Donovan from S1) and then I thought, an even younger Donovan?
Imagine a scenario/universe where Wednesday and Tyler go back in time to early 1980s Jericho, and they run into Donovan 👀
@thelovelybookworm
Preteen Donovan Galpin?
After watching IT: Welcome To Derry, I’m pitching one of their actors, Jack Molloy Legault, as a preteen Donovan Galpin. I saw him and thought of a young Ben Wilson (the actor who plays early 20s Donovan from S1) and then I thought, an even younger Donovan?
Imagine a scenario/universe where Wednesday and Tyler go back in time to early 1980s Jericho, and they run into Donovan 👀
@thelovelybookworm
Preteen Donovan Galpin?
After watching IT: Welcome To Derry, I’m pitching one of their actors, Jack Molloy Legault, as a preteen Donovan Galpin. I saw him and thought of a young Ben Wilson (the actor who plays early 20s Donovan from S1) and then I thought, an even younger Donovan?
Imagine a scenario/universe where Wednesday and Tyler go back in time to early 1980s Jericho, and they run into Donovan 👀
@thelovelybookworm
Happy birthday to the incredible and talented Hunter Doohan, may he continue to enchant us with his presence for many more years.
It took me the last month to make these illustrations for his birthday.
I admire his work so much; he seems like such a lovely and wonderful person 💖✨
Happy birthday 32
Tyler probably had a mental breakdown after what happened at Iago Tower. Ran away far from the police, didn't know where to go until inevitably going back to the one place he felt a tiny bit of warm. In the morning, he went in front of the graves...
Inspired by this tweet 🥀
(I mean, have you seen those eyes, that's the eyes of someone who cried all night 😭)
We’ve already seen in Wednesday Season 2 just how intense and exhausting life as a Hyde really is. The flashbacks and stories about Tyler’s mother showed the reality behind the curse, not just the violence, but the emotional weight of living your entire life battling something inside you that you didn’t choose. She wasn’t “evil”; she was trapped, scared, and trying desperately to control something that was constantly trying to control her.A lot of people complained that Season 2 wasn’t as exciting or chaotic as Season 1, but honestly, that was kind of the whole purpose. Season 2 slowed down so we could truly understand what the Hyde curse means. It wasn’t about jump scares, it was about showing the emotional damage, the fear, and the generational trauma behind this power. And Tyler saw all of that.In my opinion, the writers are setting him up for a much bigger arc. Tyler isn’t just reacting anymore, he’s learning. He’s finally understanding what his mother went through, and that realization is going to follow him. I think he’ll start questioning everything, especially how he uses his power and who he lets influence him. Season 2 planted that seed on purpose.
We also met his uncle Isaac, who represents the complete opposite path. someone who embraces power without limits. Isaac wants control, dominance, and authority over everyone around him. He doesn’t fear the Hyde, he wants to use it as a weapon. Season 2 used him to show how dangerous it is when someone treats power like a toy instead of a responsibility.That’s why I really believe Season 3 will mirror this storyline, but through Wednesday and her aunt Ophelia. Just like Tyler saw the “dark future” through his family, Wednesday will see the same through hers. I think Ophelia will use her powers for manipulation, fear, and control. not because she’s evil for the sake of it, but because the show will use her to demonstrate what Wednesday could become if she doesn’t learn control andself-awareness.Season 2 was the warning for Tyler. Season 3 will be the warning for Wednesday.Ophelia’s choices will reflect a dark version of Wednesday’s potential, and that will force Wednesday to face her own power in a way she never has before. It won’t just be about solving mysteries. it’ll be about understanding herself and recognizing how easily supernatural gifts can twist someone if they’re misused.
Honestly, Wednesday and Tyler have far more in common than people give them credit for. Both of them are surrounded by examples of how dangerous power becomes when it’s mixed with trauma, pressure, and manipulation. Both of them are trying to avoid turning into the very people from their families. And both of them are learning the same lesson from opposite sides. power isn’t the problem, the way you use it is.thanks if you're reading this ❤️
OMG!!! THIS ANALYSIS IS AMAZING!!!