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Amber (Am) Minor!! She/they Art requests are appreciated Be my friend or else🔫

[veryobsessedchild]

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[didelphim0rphia]

sashimi 🍣

[piedpip3rrr]

Bugs when you lift up a rock

[veryobsessedchild]

does ANYONE have a slime tutorial of the Donmar Warehouse production of Next to Normal. I am on my hands and knees BEGGING.

[veryobsessedchild]

I HAVE IT YOU GUYS!!! They aren’t the best angles but I have it!!!

[blueathn]

One alive boy, coming right up

[shit-people-probably-didnt-say]

Like Mother like Son:

[heypax]

i think this is a slay ans should lowkey be how they are written in the programs for productions because the impact of hearing “what was his name” and realizing that you as an audience doesn’t actually know his name and then getting to hear it at the end… oof

[arcticwolf144]

Gabe as a manifestation of grief also contains all his family’s longing for what he could have been. I love the idea that, when he and Natalie have their moment at the very end, it’s because she for the first time wonders what it would be like to have her older brother with her. Her family has just fallen apart, it’s just her and her father alone in the house and she’s feeling a whole mess of emotions as to what her life will look like from now on. And maybe it would have been comforting to have a sibling at that moment who had grown up with her and could perhaps understand what she was feeling. I know this is probably a bit of a reach but I love the interpretation that this is why Gabe touches Natalie’s hand here and she feels it. Because for the first time she’s missing him too.

[rowan-on-the-moon]

so uh. how about that blocking in the next to normal proshot

[pawnyouoff]

i promise its good guys go watch

[maybemacdc]

stills from my last post

[dontyouknowemma-itsyou]

Gabe wears the same gray hoodie Diana once wore in a flashback, when she was pregnant with him. What was once hers becomes his, turning the hoodie into a quiet symbol of their bond. It ties past to present, showing how deeply her grief and love are tied to him.

[aejiee]

Forgot to post this but 🙇‍♀️ ive been obsessed with next to normal (and jack wolfe cough cough... id never even heard of the unlikely pilgrimage of harold fry until yesterday) but yeah i drew this and posted to instagram and he liked the post 😭🙏 still in (after)shock

[musicalgifs]

Superboy and the invisible girl: he’s the one you wish would appear. He’s your hero, forever your son.

[rokusasuxiii]

im obsessed with jack wolfe’s portrayal of gabe goodman because what do you mean you played him as a real person who’s dad and sister ignore him, what do you mean you made him real

his version of gabe is so much more sympathetic and that doesn’t take away the anger or the slightly sinister vibes of the character, but wow every time you look at gabe even when he’s not the one singing or talking, something is always going on with his face and body,

im glad the director let him play around with that and that jack wanted the audience to come to their own conclusions on what gabe is/represents

[curlymcclain]

the reimagining of gabe into a sad wet mama’s boy is incredible for a lot of reasons but i love it most as a reflection of diana. who does she need her son to be?? typically the answer has been a strong, healthy lad without any problems of his own, who can never fail and can always protect her. but this version has her craving a boy who needs her completely, a sweet defenseless thing she can nurture and never ever let down. she can be a mother to him the way she can’t be to her living child and receive the kind of love from him she hasn’t earned from natalie. just great stuff. the virgin chad gabe vs the chad virgin gabe

[sleepboysummer]

"babying" a character is almost always referred to as a bad thing (as it usually represents infantilization as a result of lacking media literacy) but "babying" gabe goodman was the best staging decision ever made