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MAY YOU NEVER LOSE YOUR HYPERFIXATION
Vincent did it because the cab driver said something racist about Alastor's hair. Vincent loves Alastor's hair.
Only Vincent is allowed to say racist things about it—and even then, he does it completely by accident, and Alastor immediately corrects him.
(It's the 1950s, after all.)
get a grip bro you're scaring the hoes
i like your murdermedia drawings! keep cooking!
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Okay do we think it's worse if Vox got to hold Alastor one last time but was useless to stop him from dying or do we think it's worse if he found out Alastor died days later in a newspaper (he didn't know why he went missing, but last time they had a huge fight, maybe he's avoiding him. Hopefully.)
Everyone freaking out over how sexy human Alastor is meanwhile I’m like
girl you NASTY
clean up yo damn mess
you know that cabin full of STANK
I really enjoy Radiosilence and don't really like Radiostatic
So why does human Radiostatic (I think it's usually called Murdermedia) hit so different???
Fanart of them as demons being petty or friendly? Heck yeah
Fanart of them as demons in a romantic context? Eh...not for me
Fanart of them as humans in a romantic context? *grabby hands* GIMME
Like WHY tho? I'm not the only one like this either, right?
The one thing I think about a lot is how interesting it is who is portrayed as older. Because Alastor came first and is technically older, but he died younger so his "default" is youngish. Vox meanwhile is technically younger but we saw him grow from a bright eyed scaly tailed dweeb into a middle aged maniac. He died at a visibly older age.
I always seem to see "Vincent" portrayed like a smitten puppy trailing after Alastor, but what's the dynamic? Did the young charming pretty boy lure in this old man? Or did the old radio star take to mentoring this pathetic new killer?
What about the difference between human and demon makes it so much more enjoyable? I really have no idea.
Vincent need that demon ass
their seasons
Alastor pls save that man
Alastor having a plan that always 90% winging it despite the fact that in life he had to be perfect or else he definitely lost his job. His producers hunted every mistake, every waver in his voice or in his demeanor so they could finally hire an "acceptable producer".
Vs
Vox who must be perfect at all times despite of the fact that he could afford to make mistakes while alive. He had a fucking cult, they listened to everything he said and if he told them one day that the sky was actually red, then it was red.
Btw, anyone pointing out the two most powerful sinners in Hell were not only serial killers, but also passionate journalists in their lifetime? Like both Alastor and Vincent's lives unfolded exactly at the dawn of a new form of media. They sought to rise among the finest in its realm eventually becoming obsessed with their jobs so much that practically their whole personality revolved around it. Alastor put a lot of effort to become a radio host in the freaking 30s having the audacity to break those damned racist borders and Vincent formed a whole cult around the "new era of entertainment". They were so intimately fused with this medium in life that, beyond death, they became its literal living incarnation. And it’s so so so thrilling to think about the characters from this very perspective and this concept genuinely feels to me like one of the coolest in hellaverse.
I love MurderMedia but the idea at Alastor would need to teach Vincent anything about killing is laughable.
Alastor was all stab stab. He was messy as shit actually. He kept the bodies in his cabin. He wasn't some like super mastermind.
See Vincent might be a little but crazy for the out in the openness of the killing but like how would you even begin to prove he did this actually.
Like no blood, quick, plosable denialbility. Vs Alastor who litterly killed the guy who just publicly humiliated him that same day.
If anything Alastor could help him with disposal becuase cannibalism is a pretty good way of hideing a body.
You could argue Vincent is playing into Alastor thinking he "needs" help. I mean Vincent would do that he'd do anything for Alastor's attention.
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R4cist Vincent? ...
Hours later...
Vincent asking for forgiveness, again.
I recently saw some Alastor fans saying that what he craved most was power, and I wanted to share this so everyone would realize that no, he’s not.
Alastor is someone who focuses only on the things he truly likes.
He loves radio and dreamed of becoming a radio host, so he worked hard through his own efforts. He wanted to achieve it through his own abilities, he wanted to become a radio host through by his person.
When he arrived in Hell, all he wanted was to keep enjoying himself. He didn’t really care about power or authority. The proof is that he only asked Rosie for enough power so he wouldn’t be oppressed or tortured, just so he could continue having fun. He never asked to become stronger than anyone else, it was Rosie who said she would make him the most powerful sinner.
Alastor needs power only to continue his enjoyment, the most important thing to him and what he wanted most after arriving in Hell. Joy is the thing he truly wants to create and achieve through himself. He doesn’t care about power or authority, so he doesn’t bother striving to obtain them through his own effort. Those things are merely external byproducts of his real goal.
Alastor doesn't care about power; what he desires is freedom and autonomy.
He wants to do whatever he wants, whatever he likes, without prohibition or hindrance. Alastor always seeks pleasure, always does things spontaneously, he just wants to do whatever he wants and likes without caring about anything else. That's why he wants to have enough power to continue his enjoyment without fear or subservience to anyone.
Exactly! Alastor is a hedonist.
The important thing, about someone who wants power, is asking WHY they want it. Alastor doesn't want it for greed, or to have, or to reign over others- he wants it because being powerless SUCKS. being oppressed and subjugated and helpless SUCKS. And the best way to be free and have fun and enjoy himself and simply live his life is to be so strong no one can hurt him.
Personally I think Alastor lured a majority of his kills by deliberately coming off as the perfect victim. SOME of them he could have seduced but like, obviously the majority of his kills weren't gay or questioning men, let's be fr.
Some of Alastor's kills were 100% trying to lure and kill HIM. A seemingly not heterosexual black man. Some of Alastor's kills might have thought it would be so easy to lure ALASTOR with seduction, because obviously Alastor's gay and they're SUCH a catch, it should be easy, right? And racists notoriously thought less of black people's intelligence too. Except Alastor's not gay, they're not a catch, Alastor isn't stupid, and oh look hE'S GOT A KNIFE?!?!?!
What I'm saying is that Alastor deliberately played the oblivious and naive young minority being lured into the bayou on multiple occasions and you can't convince me otherwise.