Confused and Nervous

27, She/Her, questionably mature and generally reasonable. I'm here for quiet comfort, joy, and senseless humor. But I enjoy the strange and unusual as well. Who doesn't love a good scary story or the idea of cryptids?

[logy-kot]

Eva Stratt x Ava (iron lung)

Now it's Stratt's turn to deal with a person from iron lung universe and all the trauma that comes with it. She was prepared to save the world in any way possible, not to deal with this random woman, who is covered in blood, randomly appearing from nowhere

Also she is cannonically not very good with people, so this would be so difficult for her. She used to have a guy to deal with stuff like this, but he was launched into space, so....

[loosearoundtheedges]

I don’t get the hate for a Jennifer’s Body sequel 😭 If it sucks just ignore it but what if it’s great?? What if it fuels more fanfics to be written? Think about the lesbians 😩

[unfortunatelypuppet]

I think it could be neat. If it's centered on Needy tracking down the band, reflecting on or hallucinating (or is she?) Jennifer, I think we could get a lot of interesting character work that Amanda Seyfried has been doing a lot of lately.

Or if they instead center on new characters "for the new generation of problems", supporting character Anita stumbling on to a situation that mirrors the original events so much she struggles to cope while also staying to her conviction to stop the danger(s) (new demon girl + band).

Imagine she sees another possessed girl and all she can see is Jennifer. Does she see the version of Jennifer that she had to kill? Or does she see the Jennifer from before she got into Low Shoulder's van? Honestly, can she even separate the two versions when no matter what it is the girl she loved the best friend that she couldn't help when she needed her? And now she's failed to help another girl, and she can see her familiar guilt mirrored in the "next generation Needy" parallel character. God this would be painful in the (right) wrong hands.

In Cody and Seyfried's hands, I have a lot of hope. But if it sucks, it is what it is. I grew up in the era of bad sequel films. I won't let it distort the first in my mind. I mean, my conception here is a pretty basic premise for them to follow, but I think it's a doable starting point to hope for Cody to take over and create something to surprise us from.

[unfortunatelypuppet]

"Going Digital"

[unfortunatelypuppet]

"I just wanna live. Is that so wrong? Why doesn't anybody else want that?"

[unfortunatelypuppet]

Just Beyond

[unfortunatelypuppet]

Snow Day

[unfortunatelypuppet]

Heavenly Sights

[unfortunatelypuppet]

Once upon a midnight dreary

[unfortunatelypuppet]

Ring

[unfortunatelypuppet]

Fluffy Tail

[unfortunatelypuppet]

Jeepers

[toodrunktofindaurl]

"Death's child"

twitter | bluesky | insta | 🔞 patre*n

[unfortunatelypuppet]

Gwendoline Christie as Titania in A Midsummer Night's Dream.

I gave up on this one because for the life of me I can't get it to look right.

[unfortunatelypuppet]

Yet another Gwendoline Christie collage, this one is Lucifer from Sandman focused.

It's basic and kinda plain, but I like the structure.

[unfortunatelypuppet]

Brienne of Tarth collage

I feel pretty iffy about it because I couldn't cover the lines in the middle properly.

[unfortunatelypuppet]

Principle Larissa Weems collage, or rather, her overdue shrine of commemoration

[unfortunatelypuppet]

Cave of Wonders

I made this collage for a project in a Fairy Tales course, where I got to include a creative component. I decided to make collage "movie posters" of a couple tales we covered in class. This one is obviously Aladdin.

There are two genies because in the original story, the magician who tricks Aladdin into the cave to retrieve the lamp gave him his magic ring as a means of protection and assurance, but gave it up as a loss to instead leave Aladdin for dead. Surprise, surprise, there is a genie in the ring as well as the lamp. The lamp genie is just defined as "stronger" than the ring genie in power and wish abilities.

Fun fact: The story of Aladdin, Ali Baba, and Sinbad were not originally in One Thousand and One Nights.

They were added into the first European edition, which was a French translation from the early 18th century. The three most recognizable names from the collection modernly, and they weren't originally part of it. They were inserted by its French translator, Antoine Galland. He did not invent the stories however. Ali Baba and Aladdin are adaptions of stories told by Syrian storyteller, Hanna Diyab. Galland's inclusion of Sinbad comes from his interest in manuscripts of Sinbad he read in Constantinople, which he translated before embarking to translate One Thousand and One Nights after Sinbad received popularity.