#MAMA 2017

[teleportzz]

i love you ducktales women. keep girlbossing your way through the narrative queens

(this applies to literally all ducktales women, i'm sure i forgot several girlbosses in the making of this post and i'm so sorry to all of them)

#milo talks sometimes #ducktales #dt17 #ducktales 2017 #dt17 della #della duck #daisy duck #goldie o'gilt #ducktales goldie #magica de spell #officer cabrera #mama cabrera

[eddiekaspbrakirlsblog]

mamma mia by abba is just eddie’s internal monologue when he sees richie at the jade of orient 27 years later

#richie tozier #eddie kaspbrak #it 2017 #reddie #it 2019 #it chapter 1 #it chapter 2 #yes im watching mama mia #reddie fix it #reddie headcanon

[myobsessionsspace]

3J

How they got their name

- Fetus 3J Dance Practice

- House Party Practice Episode

- House Party Full Dance Performance

- Golden Closet Film - 3J

- MAMA 2018 3J Performance

- 3J Unit Photoshoot

3J Fun With Cameras

- 3J Butter Remix Dance (Behind)

💜

#BTS #3J #Dance Line #Jimin #Jungkook #j-hope #Hobi #Jikook #Kookmin #Minkook #Festa House Party 2017 #MAMA 2018 #Butter Remix Dance

[dragoneyes618]

Headcanon that Coco didn't actually know her father's name.

She was three or four when he left. As far as she was concerned, his name was Papá.

She remembered her mother singing and dancing with him, but she had no memories of Imelda actually calling Héctor by name.

And afterwards, Imelda got rid of anything that belonged to him, anything that might bear his name. She never mentioned his name again. Oscar and Felipe didn't either.

Coco had the picture, so she knew what he looked like, but not his name. Even the letters - they were all addressed to Coco, and signed "Papá." Yes, there were many parts that were for Imelda - Imelda was the one who read them to Coco, since she presumably couldn't read much more than her name - but they were for Coco, which was why she had them when Imelda began her purge.

Even if Coco had wanted to try to find out more about her father after her mother died, she couldn't. She wouldn't get very far without a name.

She spent the rest of her life clinging to a fading memory of a kind man with dark eyes and a guitar. She would take out his picture and look at it. She was glad she only had daughters, because if she'd had a son she would have been conflicted about whether to want to give her father's name as a middle name, and she didn't know it.

Miguel finally discovered his great-great-grandfather's name - well, in a believable way that he could tell everyone else, anyway - after going to the town hall and digging through old records for hours and finally discovering a marriage license for Héctor and Imelda Rivera.

Depending on when Coco died, though, she may not have been alive to see this.

Depending on whether Miguel told his great-grandmother about his adventure in the Land of the Dead, she may or may not have died still not knowing her father's name. Not until a weeping young man embraces her in the Department of Family Reunions, and, crying herself, she melts into his embrace, hugging him back, and she hears her mother's voice saying softly, "Ay, Héctor, Coco."

#coco #coco rivera #hector rivera #miguel rivera #mama coco #imelda rivera #rivera family #coco (2017) #pixar coco #coco pixar #coco(2017) #coco headcanon

[myhusbandwouldplay]

Can we talk about this for a minute????

The way Hector motions to the family to get behind him and puts his hand out to protect them is *chef's kiss*. He's already taking the role of Patriarch of the family. 🥹

Also, how he's at the front, being the leader and ready to jump in if De La Cruz lays a finger on Imelda. 🥺💜

The twins looking out for each other is everything to me. I don't know which one is which, but one of them pulling the other back broke me. It was so sweet! 😭😭😭

This gif is everything to me. It shows how much the family loves each other and how they look out for one another. 🧡

#coco 2017 #imelda rivera #not an incorrect quote #hector rivera #hector and imelda rivera #mama imelda #imector #oscar and felipe rivera #as always fuck de la cruz

[ilovecocomovie]

Hola :) Today it´s my photomontage of my favorite couple. Imelda and Hector went to professional to have a photo. This is before they had Coco. Let´s imagine it was taken in 1917. So that would mean that Imelda may be possibly at beginning of pregnancy with Coco, maybe she did not even know at that moment, because it was too early in her pregnancy. Anyway, I made the colored version and the “old effect” photo was done by app. Have a nice day:)

#pixar coco #Coco Movie #coco 2017 #coco fan art #imector #mama imelda #imelda rivera #Hector Rivera #papa hector

[newts-frogs-toads]

Hear me out-

#ducktales #ducktales 2017 #dt17 #Fentons mom #Ducktales mama #Miss crackshell cabera #fenton crackshell cabrera #hear me out #gizmoduck #Ducktales mma #Mma cabera

[closeted-skelet0n]

Same Character Different Font

#ducktales #ducktales 2017 #rottmnt #rise of the teenage mutant ninja turtles #rottmnt leo #rottmnt donnie #rottmnt splinter #baron draxum #big mama rottmnt #the purple dragons #dewey duck #huey duck #scrooge mcduck #donald duck #ma beagle #mark beaks #im sure theres more but this is what i can think of off the top of my head

[rayyasha]

Why is this shot both super sweet and terrifying?

#ducktales 2017 #so cute #screenshots #duckverse #disney ducks #disney #fenton my baby #fenton crackshell cabrera #mama cabrera #officer Cabrera

[where-our-stories-start]

Coco (2017)

#coco #coco 2017 #disney #pixar #miguel rivera #coco rivera #mama imelda #imelda rivera #hector rivera #coco posters #movie posters

[lumiereandcogsworth]

i think when chip is older, he does choose to start going by christopher. it probably happens when he goes off to university (adam and belle insist on paying for his education and you can’t convince me otherwise!!) and first introduces himself to so many new people.

he needs this. a fresh start. a clean slate. i don’t think he’s particularly scarred from the curse, kids are often more resilient than we think, especially such optimistic ones like him, but i do think that period of his childhood is just. a strange thing to him. he feels like he lost time, despite the curse having made it feel longer. so when he’s finally grown, finally out in the world, he’d introduce himself as christopher potts, and it feels good.

everyone back home at the castle still calls him chip at first. hard habit to break, and they all speak to him with such familial affection, it’s natural to lean toward the nickname. but eventually, as he continues to grow up, somehow becoming a man rather than a boy, eventually everyone starts calling him christopher as well.

except for his mother, of course. but he never corrects her. he’ll always be her little chip.

#it’s past midnight now but one final happy birthday to beloved chip (and his mama!) ❤️ #i’m thinkin about that kid!! #augh. that sweet boy #potts thoughts #batb headcanons #batb 2017

[teleportzz]

imagine what these two arguing with each other or bantering mid-battle would sound like

#milo talks sometimes #ducktales #ducktales 2017 #dt17 #dt17 scrooge #ducktales scrooge #scrooge mcduck #uncle scrooge #big mama #rottmnt #rise of the tmnt #rise of the teenage mutant ninja turtles

[nerdycartoongal]

Badass elderly Disney TVA characters

#disney #disney tva #cartoons #animation #elderly #elders #big city greens #gramma green #alice green #the proud family #proud family #suga mama #ducktales #ducktales 2017 #gravity falls #disney gravity falls #gf #badass

[saysomethingabout]

Say something good about this movie!

#pixar coco #pixar #pixar movies #disney #disney movies #movies #coco #coco pixar #coco 2017 #miguel rivera #hector rivera #ernesto de la cruz #mama coco

[dragoneyes618]

Ernesto de la Cruz, as evident by his immediate and complete acceptance of Miguel as his great-great-grandson, had quite a few girlfriends when he was alive.

It did not start only once he gained fame and fortune on the body of his best friend, though. Even back in Santa Cecilia, he was quite the ladies' man.

As was only to be expected, one young woman - the only child of doting parents who had had her late in life - approached him soon after their affair had ended with the news that she was carrying his child, and that they had to marry to spare her honor.

Of course, Ernesto refused. He had big plans, and couldn't be tied down by a wife and child. (He could never understand why it didn't seem to bother Héctor.) Maybe he was nice about it and gave her some money. Maybe he just laughed at her. The end result was the same: the young woman - Victoria, her name was - left alone and with child.

So, what did she do? She dared not admit what she had done even to her parents, who, as their only child born when they had nearly given up hope, would have forgiven her anything. Instead, she told them she was going to visit a distant relative in Mexico City, and instead went to the orphanage the next town over.

It's not like this had never been done before. She would live there for the next few months, helping out with the children, the cleaning, the cooking, the sewing - all the work that came along with a few sisters raising three dozen children as well as they could - and, once she gave birth, she would leave her child there, and go home like nothing had happened.

In due time, she gave birth to twins, a boy and a girl.

She named the boy Julio, because she'd always liked that name.

She named the girl Rosa, after her mother. Her mother was still alive, but she knew her children would never be able to meet her parents, that they would never even know her, and she wanted them to at least have this.

On their birth certificates, she wrote down their full names, giving them her own surname, and she wrote her name, as well as the name of their father. The name meant nothing to anyone outside Santa Cecilia then, but she wrote it anyway, because it was true. Just in case Ernesto changed his mind. (He wouldn't.)

Then she went back home and went on with her life, gently spurning all offers of courtship, unable to leave behind the images of the wailing babies she'd left in that orphanages.

About five years later, she grew ill - with influenza, pneumonia, it doesn't matter. She grew ill, and worsened, and died, and left her grieving parents to bury their daughter.

Before she died, she confessed to her parents and the priest administering the last rites that she had borne twin children out of wedlock, and had left them in an orphanage in a town close by.

She died, and her parents buried her, and grieved.

Then they traveled to the orphanage and told them that their grandchildren were here, and they had come to claim them.

Things were very lax back then. They didn't need proof, didn't need any documents. All they had to say was who they were, their daughter's name, and the names she had told them she had given her children, and the people running the orphanage said "That sounds right, nice to meet you, here they are."

Little Julio and Rosa were shy and uncertain at first, but their newfound grandparents were kind to them, and raised them just as if they had been their own children. They gave them both individualized attention, which had been hard to come by in the orphanage. They told them stories and taught them new things and comforted them when they had nightmares and told them about their mother.

To differentiate young Rosa from her namesake, they called her Rosita, and the name stuck, even after the first Rosa was long in the Land of the Dead.

As they grew older, Rosita helped her grandmother around the house, while Julio helped his grandfather - his name was Alberto - in the small upholstery shop he had that supported their little family.

Then one day, Julio met a young woman named Coco in the plaza, and his life changed.

Julio's grandparents were overjoyed to see him in love, to see him settle down and be happy. Elderly, they died only a short while after the wedding, and Coco helped Julio through his grief. None of the Riveras wanted Rosita to be alone, so she was invited to move in with them and join the workshop, and she happily accepted.

Neither of them ever knew the identity of their father. They had no reason to. They never had cause to look at their birth certificates. They'd never known him, and he hadn't wanted to know them. They had their grandparents, and that was all they'd ever needed. They felt like they were missing nothing.

The years passed, and Rosita and then Julio died. More years passed, and Miguel got cursed.

In the year following, Miguel suddenly developed an extensive interest in family history and would spend hours going through old papers. Héctor's letters proved that he had written the songs, but having more than just the letters, the importance of them unknown until now, would help. Maybe a journal, maybe more letters, something.

Miguel wanted to find out as much as he could about Héctor, too, to ensure that the true Héctor Rivera would never be forgotten.

Also, he was worried that maybe the family had somehow forgotten someone else, and wanted to make sure they knew of everybody.

The Riveras lived in the same house that Imelda and Héctor had scrambled to put together money for all those years ago, adding on rooms as the family grew. If not for that, many of the crucial papers - Héctor's letters first and foremost - may have been scattered in different households across Santa Cecilia, or even destroyed entirely, their importance unknown. Having only one house to search makes it much easier. Not easy, but easier.

Miguel finds Héctor and Imelda's marriage certificate, and Coco's baptism certificate, and her and Julio's wedding certificate (the one documenting the union of Elena López Rivera and Franco Rivera Rojas is in a drawer in their bedroom, and so is Luisa and Enrique's, and Carmen and Berto have theirs pinned to the wall), and birth and death and baptism and communion certificates for all the older, deceased generation of Riveras, the ones who have no need of any of them anymore.

And he finds a birth certificate for Papá Julio, and another for Tía Rosita, naming them as twins, born illegitimately to Victoria López Hernández and Ernesto de la Cruz.

To say Miguel has an identity crisis is an understatement.

He was devastated when he thought he was the descendant of a murderer, and overjoyed to find he was Héctor's descendant instead. All of his love and admiration for de la Cruz has curdled into hatred, the love passed on to his great-great-grandfather, the musical genius and, more importantly, the loving father.

Now he finds out that not only is he the great-great-grandson of Ernesto de la Cruz after all, but he's descended from both of them - one great-great-grandfather killed his other one.

He begins to worry that he's going to be like Ernesto. What if he, one day, lies and steals for music? He's already lied to his family and stolen a guitar for music. What if one day he kills for music? How can he be sure that his musical talent is inherited from Héctor and not Ernesto? Because he doesn't want anything of Ernesto's, not anymore.

Elena takes personal offense to finding out that she's the granddaughter of the good-for-nothing musician who probably (nothing has been proven, it's too long ago for that, but it's all very suspicious) murdered her other good-for-nothing grandfather (said in completely different tones of voice; Elena is the only one allowed to insult Héctor, you see).

The Riveras were abruptly plunged into national scrutiny after Héctor's letters were published; the media has a field day with the news that most of them are descended from Ernesto.

Miguel writes a long letter - multiple long letters - about his feelings about all this, and leave it on the ofrenda at the next Day of the Dead, along with the offending birth certificates. Actually, with all the papers belonging to the dead Riveras, in case they want them. But Julio's and Rosita's birth certificates are at the top.

So the dead Riveras get home after the holiday is over, and they go through all the things Miguel left them, and Héctor reads the letters Miguel wrote to him.

Now Julio (and Rosita, to a lesser extent, but she's not the one who married the child of the man her father murdered) has a bit of an identity crisis.

His father caused his wife (and her mother) so much pain. How is he supposed to live (well, not live, but you know what I mean) with that? His father killed her father.

He and Coco have a lot of long talks about this.

Coco doesn't blame him or his sister, of course; neither does the rest of the family. The only change comes in the way Julio thinks the rest of the family is now thinking about him. He was always more on the timid side; it takes literal years before he stops calling Héctor Señor Rivera. Now he's sure that Imelda and Héctor hold his father's crimes against him. It takes a surprisingly gentle talk from his in-laws to get him to surpass that.

"So, ah..." Héctor hesitates afterwards, not having felt this awkward since his first few weeks with the family. "You remember, the trial and everything, I testified, I'm the "principal victim" and all that...I could probably arrange for you to visit him, if you wanted...."

Julio and Rosita look at each other, and shake their heads in unison. "No," they say at once.

"No," Julio says again. "I don't. We don't." He squeezes his sister's hand of bones in one hand, his wife's in the other.

Oscar stirs. "Hey, so....Ernesto's blessing would've worked with Miguel after all."

Felipe, of all people, hushes him. "Not now, hermano."

Victoria takes up Héctor's offer to arrange a visit with de la Cruz, though.

"What?" she asks, daring anyone to question her. "He's my grandfather too."

Any suspicion of sentimentality is immediately discarded when Victoria walks into the visiting room, boot already at the ready, hits him once, and walks right back out again.

#coco #ernesto de la cruz #papa julio #julio rivera #rosita rivera #tia rosita #hector rivera #miguel rivera #coco rivera #mama coco #elena rivera #rivera family #abuelita elena #abuelita rivera #pixar coco #coco pixar #coco (2017) #coco(2017) #coco the movie #coco headcanon #headcanon #tia victoria #victoria rivera

[userbbh]

171201 MAMA TaurusKyoong506 (1,2)

#baekhyun #byun baekhyun #exo #171201 #2017 mama #fantaken #cynthiakyoong