#THEY ARE SO DEAR THEODOSIA CODED
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I’ll do whatever it takes (i’ll make a million mistakes)
#trolls band together#john dory#i love john dory a normal amount#trolls john dory#trolls 3#brozone diner#haha john dory is my favorite#trolls#trolls bruce#trolls clay#trolls floyd#john dory is a bit parentified#john dory would NOT make a good dad but he can try#brozone lost their parents at a young age and he’s still coping#brozone diner au is still not angst believe it or not#you all should see my so big/so small animatic i have in the works#THEY ARE SO DEAR THEODOSIA CODED
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wow I really do keep seeing snape in everything huh
today it’s Aaron Burr in Hamilton
I mean:
“don’t let them know what you’re against or what you’re for”
“I am the one thing in life I can control”
really the entirety of Wait For It
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"I'll be around for you" BRUV HAMILTON IS SO LEO AND CASEY JR CODED SNDNFJFNDJSJS LIKE THE SONG "dear Theodosia" IS SO NSNXBXHXHSBSBD
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Lost boys dads au as songs
This is just a silly little thing about songs that remind me of the relationships in my lost boys au with reader
If you enjoy please like, comment and reblog, feel free to send in requests that you want me to write <3
Dwayne
You are my sunshine- Christina perri
“You’ll never know dear, how much I love you. Please don’t take my sunshine away”
I imagine Dwayne singing this to you to get you to sleep, especially at a young age because he sees you as one of the best things in his life
Slipping through my fingers- abba
“Sometimes I wish I could freeze the picture, and save it from the muddy twists of time”
This song reminds me of Dwayne watching his child grow up and become distant from the boys because of all the trauma they put the child through
Dear theodosia- Hamilton
“I'm dedicating every day to you. Domestic life was never quite my style. When you smile, you knock me out, I fall apart And I thought I was so smart”
I don’t know why but the amount of adoration that Dwayne has for you is similar to this song
Marko
Cigarette duet- princess Chelsea
“It's just a cigarette and it cannot be that bad Honey, don't you love me and you know it makes me sad? It's just a cigarette like you always used to do I was different then, I don't need them to be cool”
Interlude: I’m not angry anymore- paramore
“I’m not angry anymore, well sometimes i am. I don’t think badly of you, well sometimes I do”
I think reader would hold a lot of resentment towards marko after he would constantly defend the others actions and would tell your secrets to David, but they would feel guilty about their resentment because of markos manipulation. They eventually just become numb to Markos actions
Paul
When the party’s over- billie eilish
“Quiet when I’m coming home, and I’m on my own. I could lie, say I like it like that”
Reader always knew that Paul loved partying more than them
All I wanted- paramore
“All I wanted was youuuuu”
It ain’t me- Selena Gomez
“Who's gonna walk you through the dark side of the mornin'? Who's gonna rock you when the sun won't let you sleep? Who's wakin' up to drive you home when you're drunk and all alone? Who's gonna walk you through the dark side of the mornin'?”
David
Class of 2013 - mitski
“Mom, would you wash my back? This once, and then we can forget And I'll leave what I'm chasing For the other girls to pursue”
I know it’s more for mommy issues, but my version of David is very mommy coded
Family line- Conan gray
“Oh, all that I did to try to undo it, All of my pain and all your excuses, I was a kid but I wasn't clueless
(Someone who loves you wouldn't do this)
All of my past, I tried to erase it, But now I see, would I even change it? Might share a face and share a last name, but
(We are not the same)”
Daddy issues- the neighborhood
“Go ahead and cry, little girl
Nobody does it like you do I know how much it matters to you I know that you got daddy issues And if you were my little girl I'd do whatever I could do, I'd run away and hide with you, I know that you got daddy issues, and I do too”
Max
Mocking bird- Eminem
“And if you ask me to, daddy's gonna buy you a mockingbird I'ma give you the world I'ma buy a diamond ring for you, I'ma sing for you I'll do anything for you to see you smile And if that mockingbird don't sing, and that ring don't shine I'ma break that birdie's neck I'll go back to the jeweler who sold it to ya And make him eat every carat, don't fuck with dad”
Beautiful boy- John Lennon
“The monster's gone, He's on the run and your daddy's here Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful Beautiful boy Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful Beautiful boy”
Star
You will be okay (stolas lullaby)- annapantsu
“As the stars start to align, I hope you take it as a sign that You will be okay, Everything will be okay”
Cover me in sunshine- pink
“Cover me in sunshine, shower me in good times”
James (bad boy fic boyfriend)
Cherry pie- warrant
“She's my cherry pie, Cool drink of water, such a sweet surprise. Tastes so good, make a grown man cry, Sweet cherry pie, oh yeah. She's my cherry pie, Put a smile on your face, ten miles wide. Looks so good, bring a tear to your eye, Sweet cherry pie, yeah”
Masochism tango- Tom Lehrer
“Let our love be a flame, not an ember ,say it's me that you want to dismember. Blacken my eye, Set fire to my tie as we dance to the Masochism Tango”
Saccharine- jazmin bean
“It's sweet like saccharine. What I do to have you sitting here next to me. Looking at you makes me wanna gouge out my eyes. Bloody surprise Like cherry pie, will you be mine?”
Baby I’m yours- arctic monkeys
“Baby, I'm yours (baby, I'm yours) And I'll be yours (yours) until the stars fall from the sky. Yours (yours) until the rivers all run dry, In other words, until I die”
Faith (new character coming soon)
Take me to church- hozier
“"We were born sick", you heard them say it, My church offers no absolutes, She tells me, "Worship in the bedroom" The only Heaven I'll be sent to Is when I'm alone with you, I was born sick, but I love it. Command me to be well”
Iris- goo goo dolls
“And I'd give up forever to touch you Cause I know that you feel me somehow. You're the closest to heaven that I'll ever be, And I don't want to go home right now”
I wanna be your girlfriend- girl in red
“I don't wanna be your friend, I wanna kiss your lips, I wanna kiss you until I lose my breath”
Gods and monsters- Lana del Rey
“You got that medicine I need Fame, liquor, love, give it to me slowly. Put your hands on my waist, do it softly. Me and God, we don't get along”
#platonic lost boys x reader#yandere lost boys x reader#lost boys x reader#dad lost boys#the lost boys#lost boys x child reader#yandere lost boys#poly lost boys x reader#lost boys#platonic lost boys x child reader
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burr in dear theodosia is so xenophilius coded
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For International Women’s Day, several feminist book recommendations! By feminist, I mean both books about feminism, and books about strong, complex, nuanced female characters created by female authors. (This is a pretty long list. Took a while to put together.)
Dear Ijeawele, or A Feminist Manifesto in Fifteen Suggestions by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie can find her way right to the heart of the issues that confront women every day. This advice can apply to women in all cultural contexts, and in my opinion is a must-read for all feminists.
There Are Girls Like Lions: Poems About Being a Woman by Cole Swensen
A short poetry anthology about the moments of growing up as a girl and a woman.
Circe by Madeline Miller
Madeline Miller’s Circe is a triumph of storytelling and a triumph for feminism. In the Odyssey, Circe is treated as the selfish witch that Odysseus subdues. Here, she is given agency, life. She feels real and her desires and her courage and her fears will become your own. Madeline Miller has a true talent for epic prose.
The Weight of Ink by Rachel Kadish
An aging historian in London growing close to retiring as her body begins to betray her is given a chance to discover significant truths when papers come to light that tell an unusual tale. That of a young Jewish woman far in the past who longs to study and learn, to question philosophy and faith, and does so in secret while dreading the prospect of marriage. This book takes an unerring view of courage, personal truth, faith, philosophy, and what it means to be a woman.
Flight of Dreams by Ariel Lawhon
Emilie is not what she seems. And on the Hindenburg, it seems that everyone has something to hide. Suspenseful and enthralling, Ariel Lawhon’s imagining of the tale of the doomed airship flight is nothing less than a masterpiece.
Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi
Tomi Adeyemi has created a high fantasy book that draws its inspiration from African cultures and legends. Her characters and setting are refreshing and compelling, and the words will settle in your heart and blood. The people love fiercely and deeply, and the losses are wounding. The parallels drawn to racial violence in America are at once heart-breaking and enraging. A necessary read.
The Ash Princess by Laura Sebastian
Her home was invaded. Her family murdered, and her paraded about as a trophy. Princess Theodosia struggles to reclaim who she is and what she stands for in a world that has beaten her and her people to the ground. If she is to free herself and her people, she must remember what she truly is. A queen.
The Chosen Maiden by Eva Stachniak
In the early 20th century, the world of ballet experiences a revolution. Vaslav Njinsky, hailed as a prodigy, provokes confusion and outrage with choreography that is strange, halting, jarring – to many, ugly. This is the tale of his sister, Bronia, also an extraordinary ballet dancer. As revolution sparks in Russia and war begins in Europe, she learns to chart her own path and defy expectations.
Lands of Lost Borders: A Journey on the Silk Road by Kate Harris
Kate Harris loved to read. She wanted to explore. To see the frontiers of everything. So, she decided to become an astronaut. But exploration can come in many forms, and she chooses to bike the Silk Road on her own journey of exploration. Told with candor, wit, and sweeping prose, this is my favorite travel book.
Sold by Patricia McCormick
A young girl in Nepal believes she has the chance to have a job, to help provide for her family. But when she arrives, she finds that the ‘work’ is not what she expected. Trapped in a brothel, she is forced into sex slavery. This is a difficult and emotional read, but an important one.
The Mists of Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley
A retelling of the Arthurian legends from the point of view of Morgan Le Fey, Ygraine of Cornwall, Guinevere, Viviane, Morgause, and others. It’s a very good read with very human characters and a heart of tragedy. The women in this book are wholly women and wholly human, with flaws and love and fear and difficult choices. Though I have one important note: I discovered this after I read the book, but later in life the author was revealed to have sexually abused her daughter and other children. Because of this, I wasn’t sure whether to include this one. I decided to because of the book’s merits and its influence on feminism in the nineties. I leave it to your judgement.
Women & Power: A Manifesto by Mary Beard
Mary Beard is a historian with penetrating understanding of the place women occupy in society. Her manifesto addresses the power imbalances women have faced throughout history and in the present.
My Own Words by Ruth Bader Ginsburg
A collection of the writings of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the second woman ever to be appointed to the Supreme Court. Accessible, logical, and wryly amusing, she provides insight into the workings of the Supreme Court, law, women’s rights, and many other topics.
The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah
During World War II, two sisters are separated in occupied France. They find their own ways to survive and rebel against the German presence in their land. A well-written tale of sisterly and familial love, loss, courage, and endurance.
The Girl of Fire and Thorns by Rae Carson
A fantasy story about a princess chosen by a prophecy. Her journey to find, understand, and accept the power within herself is as poetic as the book’s title.
The Perfume Collector by Kathleen Tessaro
Two women, separated by a generation, bonded by memory. This book is captivating – and makes you wish you had some perfume of your own! Memory and scent, love and resentment, mystery, and fearless choices twine together in this story.
A Bound Woman Is a Dangerous Thing: The Incarceration of African American Women from Harriet Tubman to Sandra Bland
Poems honoring black women who have been held back and trapped and chained throughout America’s history. This is not a comfortable read. But it is a worthwhile one.
I Am Malala by Malala Yousafzai
This one doesn’t really need any explanation. It’s definitely a must-read though.
Code Girls: The Untold Story of the American Women Code Breakers of World War II
The meticulously researched story of the girls who broke codes in World War II. While their husbands and brothers and sons went off to fight, they went to Washington and learned to do work that greatly impacted the course of the war. Since they were all sworn to secrecy, their stories were almost lost. But not anymore.
The Other Einstein by Marie Benedict
Mileva Maric was a brilliant physicist and mathematician from Serbia. She attended the University of Zurich and was the only woman in her classes. After university, she married her former classmate: Albert Einstein. Her husband’s shadow is very long, but this woman deserves to step into the light. This is a rich portrait of a woman who was far more than merely Albert Einstein’s wife.
Women in Science: 50 Fearless Pioneers Who Changed the World by Rachel Ignotofsky
This one’s pretty self-explanatory too. It’s an awesome book with gorgeous illustrations and many awesome and brilliantly smart women.
Wonder Woman: Warbringer by Leigh Bardugo
Well, Wonder Woman, obviously. In this novel, Diana is finding her place as an Amazon, a warrior, and a teenage girl. Her confidence, courage, and loyalty is extraordinarily compelling. The book tackles the difficult issues she must face, involving war, peace, and the true meaning of strength.
A Secret History of Witches by Louisa Morgan
I always pay attention when I see the word “witch” on the cover of a book. In history, witches have been the women who were feared for their differences �� for their knowledge, their beauty, their independence, etc. It’s a powerful word with a powerful meaning. In this book, witchcraft is real, and the women are too. It follows five generations of the same family of witches, examining and celebrating the bonds between mothers and daughters while telling a tale fraught with tension and courage.
Face Value: The Hidden Ways Beauty Shapes Women’s Lives by Autumn Whitefield-Madrano
An examination of the perception of beauty and its effects in women’s lives today, touching upon insecurity, image, idealization, and numerous other things.
The Map of Salt and Stars by Jennifer Zeynab Joukhadar
Another tale about two girls in different time periods (I love these). Here’s the blurb: “- a modern day Syrian refugee seeking safety and a medieval adventurer apprenticed to a legendary mapmaker – places today’s headlines in the sweep of history, where the pain of exile and the triumph of courage echo again and again.” The prose is lyrically beautiful and the story is richly crafted. An incredible read.
Double Bind: Women on Ambition edited by Robin Romm
Ambition can be a complicated thing for women. What we want to do can be altered by how we want to see ourselves – or more accurately, how we are socialized to see ourselves. An ambitious woman may seem aggressive and overconfident to others – while an ambitious man may seem dominant and just the right amount of confident. This book is worth a look.
Book of Ages: The Life and Opinions of Jane Franklin by Jill Lepore
A collection of her own writings tied together by the biographical work of Jill Lepore. In this portrait of Benjamin Franklin’s younger sister, Jane Franklin emerges as a shrewd, resilient, and confident woman.
Pirate Women: The Princesses, Prostitutes, and Privateers Who Ruled the Seven Seas by Laura Sook Duncombe
This book is so awesome. It just is. Badass women from all over the world who wanted their freedom and took it. Need I say more?
Geisha, A Life by Mineko Iwasaki
‘"Many say I was the best geisha of my generation," writes Mineko Iwasaki. "And yet, it was a life that I found too constricting to continue. And one that I ultimately had to leave." Trained to become a geisha from the age of five, Iwasaki would live among the other "women of art" in Kyoto's Gion Kobu district and practice the ancient customs of Japanese entertainment. She was loved by kings, princes, military heroes, and wealthy statesmen alike. But even though she became one of the most prized geishas in Japan's history, Iwasaki wanted more: her own life. And by the time she retired at age twenty-nine, Iwasaki was finally on her way toward a new beginning.” A tale of courage.
the princess saves herself in this one by Amanda Lovelace
A story told in four collections of poetry. The story of the princess in the tower, and the story of you.
The Diplomat’s Daughter by Karin Tanabe
After the bombing of Pearl Harbor, Emi Kato is imprisoned in an American internment camp. Later, she and her family are sent home to Japan, where war threatens everything. This is a tale of love, sacrifice, resilience and hope in the middle of a war told in elegant and touching prose.
The Silence of the Girls by Pat Barker
A retelling of the Iliad (The Trojan War) from the point of view of the women – primarily Briseis. The wars of ancient times are often thought of as glorious. The picture this book paints of the siege on Troy shows the other side of war. It’s illuminating, intricately detailed and bluntly told.
Everything Here Is Beautiful by Mira T. Lee
A difficult story of family, mental illness, sisterhood, immigration, and fulfillment in life. Every word rings true, sometimes painfully.
Stay With Me by Ayobami Adebayo
This one was a really difficult read for me. It’s heart-rending. The love, jealousy, commitment to family, completely different cultural context… A difficult read, but worth it in the end, for the exact reasons that made it hard.
The Lost Girls of Paris by Pam Jenoff
Another World War II spy story! But this one is less about code-breaking and more about the feet on the ground in Paris. A fictionalized version of a true story.
Daughters of the Winter Queen: Four Remarkable Sisters, the Crown of Bohemia, and the Enduring Legacy of Mary, Queen of Scots by Nancy Bazelon Goldstone
“Brilliantly researched and captivatingly written, filled with danger, treachery, and adventure but also love, courage, and humor, Daughters of the Winter Queen follows the lives of five remarkable women who, by refusing to surrender to adversity, changed the course of history.” Pretty self-explanatory. An awesome and engaging book.
Daughter of a Daughter of a Queen by Sarah Bird
Based loosely on a true story. Cathy Williams is a slave. But she is also the daughter of a daughter of a queen, and her mother never lets her forget it. In this daring tale, Cathy rebels against her constraints as a black person and a woman and joins the army disguised as a man during the Civil War.
Hidden Figures by Margot Lee Shetterly
I’m sure a lot of you have seen the movie based on this book. The untold story of three of NASA’s brilliant black female scientists during the Space Race. The book came before the movie and is just as satisfying in print as on the big screen. There’s also more exposition and nuance to the story.
The Beekeeper’s Apprentice by Laurie R. King
Sherlock Holmes has retired to keep bees in Sussex. Then, he meets Mary Russell, a young woman with a mind to rival his own. What adventures shall they encounter? It stays true to the tone and spirit of the original Sherlock Holmes stories, but Mary provides a fresh perspective. Wonderfully done.
She Explores by Gale Straub
These stories are so inspiring. I want to go out there and travel the world and explore the wild and live on the road every time I read them.
All Hail the Queen: Twenty Women Who Ruled by Jennifer Orkin Lewis
Ruling throughout history has not been only the domain of men. There have been multiple women that have ruled with strength, cleverness, and sheer daring. These are the stories of twenty of them from all over the world.
#books#book rec#feminism#international women's day#feminist books#chimamanda ngozi adichie#madeline miller#circe#children of blood and bone#queen#world war ii#code breaker#historical fiction#commentary#intersectional feminism#science#politics#kate harris#mists of avalon#mary beard#witch#wonder woman#leigh bardugo#einstein#beauty#pirate#sherlock holmes#geisha#malala#kristin hannah
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answer 21 questions & tag 21 people you want to know better
thanks for tagging me @kluvfantasy 😊
Nickname: Liane
Zodiac Sign: Cancer
Height: 5′0″
Hogwarts house: Ravenclaw!!!
The last thing I googled: the zip code of my city lol i’m really forgetful
Favorite musicians: don't really have any, i have favorite songs but no favorite musicians
Song stuck in your head: right now, Don't Look Back in Anger by Oasis
Following: 837
Followers: 65
Do you get asks: once in a while, yeah. and i'm always happy to get them 🤗
Amount of sleep: anywhere between 3-9 hours a night
Lucky number: don’t really have one
What you’re wearing: shirt from our environmental science class, black jeans, rubber shoes
Dream job: scientist, engineer (which is what i'm actually studying to be at college rn), basically any job that can make me feel like i could be part of the avengers science bros is a dream job for me
Dream trip: i've always wanted to go to New Zealand (for the view!!!)
Instruments: piano
Languages: Cebuano (mother tongue / local language), Filipino (national language), English
Favorite songs: oh boy. It's Quiet Uptown, Wait for It, Dear Theodosia, and Burn from Hamilton; Requiem and Waving Through a Window from Dear Evan Hansen; I'm Still Here from Disney's Treasure Planet; Your Heart Will Lead You Home from The Tigger Movie; Tonight by FM Static; Father and Son by Cat Stevens; lots more i guess but that's enough for now lol
Random fact: what got me into the fangirl life: my mom would read us the Chronicles of Narnia books as bedtime stories, but she'd nod off while reading so i'd finish the chapter myself. And then another chapter. And another. Welp, look where i am now, neck-deep in multiple fandoms. Thanks mom
Aesthetic: tshirts and backpacks, messy ponytail, fruit juices in tumblers, dainty earrings and tough outdoorsy watches
Tagging: @sappho-wilde @lucy-shining-star @hannigramislife @marvel-fan-queen @mollyamory-again @lacking-in-tabasco @thefourthnorn @keep-a-bucket-full-of-stars @alightinyou @nothingcreativeyet @stark-eftychia @starbird-16 @magicandpaprika @boredinthesims @marvelsloser @anishaaar @youreaweirdoharry @lockedwithloki @welcometoem101 @spoopyfoxxtropical @marvelisgoodforyourhealth, and anyone else who sees this and wants to participate 😀
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Hamilton Asks!!!
1) Alexander Hamilton - What’s your name?
2) Aaron Burr, Sir - Are you extroverted or introverted?
3) My Shot - What do you want to do with your life?
4) The Story of Tonight - Do you want to be famous?
5) The Schuyler Sisters - Do you have siblings?
6) Farmer Refuted - Are you a pacifist?
7) You’ll Be Back - Have you ever been dumped?
8) Righthand Man - Who would you ride or die for?
9) A Winter’s Ball - Do you consider yourself attractive?
10) Helpless - Do you believe in love at first sight?
11) Satisfied - Have you ever wanted someone you can’t have?
12) The Story of Tonight (Reprise) - Do you want to get married?
13) Wait for It - Do you believe in destiny?
14) Stay Alive - Has anyone ever stood up on your behalf?
15) Ten Duel Commandments - Do you have a motto or code you live by?
16) Meet Me Inside - Have you ever been suspended from school or work?
17) That Would Be Enough - What do you need to be happy?
18) Guns and Ships - What’s the best gift you’ve ever received?
19) History Has Its Eyes on You - What is your biggest mistake?
20) Yorktown - What is your greatest accomplishment?
21) What Comes Next - Do you keep in contact with your exes?
22) Dear Theodosia - Do you want children?
23) Nonstop - What’s something you’re good at?
24) What’d I Miss - Have you ever lived in a different country than where you live now?
25) Cabinet Battle #1 - Do you think the rights of the individual should be prioritized over the needs of the community?
26) Take a Break - What’s the farthest distance you’ve ever traveled from home?
27) Say No to This - What is your opinion on prostitution?
28) The Room Where It Happens - Do you want to work in politics?
29) Schuyler Defeated - Have you ever been betrayed by a friend?
30) Cabinet Battle #2 - Do you prefer to mind your own business or get involved in other people’s drama?
31) Washington On Your Side - Who is your biggest supporter?
32) One Last Time - Where do you want to retire to?
33) I Know Him - Are you petty?
34) The Adams Administration - Who do you hate most in the whole world?
35) We Know - Have you ever been accused of doing something you didn’t do?
36) Hurricane - Have you ever experienced a natural disaster?
37) The Reynolds Pamphlet - Have you ever published anything?
38) Burn - Would you stay with someone who cheated on you?
39) Blow Us All Away - Have you ever fired a gun?
40) Stay Alive (Reprise) - What’s the worst injury you’ve ever had?
41) It’s Quiet Uptown - How do you deal with the loss of a loved one?
42) The Election of 1800 - Who would you choose to lead your country?
43) Your Obedient Servant - Who in your life has hurt you the most?
44) Best of Wives and Best of Women - Who in the world do you admire the most?
45) The World Was Wide Enough - Are you a forgiving person?
46) Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story - What do you want to be remembered for?
BONUS QUESTIONS:
47) Valley Forge - What’s been the worst experience of your life so far?
48) Tomorrow There’ll Be More of Us - Is there a cause you would die for?
49) No John Trumbull - Do you work better alone or in groups?
50) Let It Go - What’s the best advice you’ve ever received?
51) One Last Ride - What’s your favorite line in a song?
52) Congratulations - What is the biggest thing you’ve ever had to give up?
53) Dear Theodosia (Reprise) - Do you think you could be a single parent?
54) Cabinet Battle #3 - Is there something you know you’re hypocritical about?
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Media References and Puns of 2-37 Dangerous Liaisons
If Nott is Gilligan, which Mighty Nein members are the other characters on Gilligan's Island?
Media References
(0:00:57) Brian: The Goth of Wall Street. (Wolf of Wall Street)
(0:01:33) Brian: Hide your kids, hide your wives! (Bedroom Intruder)
(0:03:46) Brian: Don’t be a dick, please please. (Wheaton’s Law)
(0:05:47) Sam enters dressed as Alexander Hamilton from Hamilton, then does the Hamilton pose.
(0:13:38) (To the tune of “Dear Theodosia” from Hamilton)
Sam: Sam is our hero is the code to use,
to buy your books at steeply discount rates.
When you go to DnD Beyond, just mention me.
Ashley: Sam is our hero and he’s handsome too.
Look at that smile! And such a boyish face! Oh my god,
These lyrics are so crappy,
Why did I agree?
Sam: This crowd is loving my song,
Ashley: They think it’s slightly too long.
Sam: I’ll win a Tony award after all.
I’ll do whatever it takes,
Ashley: This was an awful mistake!
Sam: I cannot wait for our-
Together: Curtain call!
Sam is ruining Hamilton.
I hope the audience knows that Ashley told him ‘No.’
And we know that we should start the game now,
But it’s such a pretty song, for DnD Beyond,
So we sang it anyway.
Bidet, bidet!
Sam is our hero, yeah!
Bidet, bidet!
Okay Matt, take it away!
(0:15:31) Matt: And thank you, Hamilton, for hopefully enduring that terrible butchering of a wonderful piece of music.
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Hi hi hi!
January has come to an end, and I hope that you guys had a great start to the year. I have been busy working on new releases for the shop and trying to bump up the quality of some of my prints. I wanted to take a little time to share with you some of my favorites for the month, most of it is lifestyle products. I do have one rediscovered favorite in the beauty category, but we’ll get to that.
Hamilton Soundtrack
I have been obsessing over the Hamilton soundtrack – four songs in particular: Burn, Non-Stop, The Schuyler Sisters, Dear Theodosia. Honorable mention goes to Yorktown. When I initially saw the play last year, I loved it. It was so fast-paced, witty, clever and it just captivated me. I listened to the soundtrack for a few weeks after seeing the play, but then it got lost in the shuffle. For whatever reason, I began to listen to it again, and I have been listening to it non-stop (pun kind of intended).
Zebra Mildliners
I received a pack for Zebra Mildliners for Christmas from my fiance’s parents, and I love them. I have been using them to add color accents here and there and also in my “Year in Pixels” spread. The colors are absolutely stunning and I love how they aren’t loud like regular highlighters. They are my favorite things to reach for when I just want to add a touch of color.
MAMBI – The Happy Planner Sticker Books
There was a time I swore to myself that I would never invest my money into these books – they are not the most affordable things out there, even with discounts you’re looking to spend about $13-$15. However, I decided to see what they have to offer and there was one in particular that caught my eye; this was back in 2018, fast forward to today and I have 4 different sticker books and I love all of them. There is one in particular that has captivated my heart and it’s the Choose Happy book. What I enjoy about all the books is the variety of stickers that they offer, however, each sheet is different so you are limited to 1 sticker of each design, unless it’s like a functional, or checklist sticker.
GUESS Leather Jacket
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I rarely share any fashion items, mainly because I am not a fashionable person. Outside of work, my standard dress code is leggings and a shirt (or sweater when it’s cold), but I got this leather jacket for Christmas and I love it so much! It’s extremely comfortable and actually fits me around my chest. I have broad shoulders and I’m heavier set on top so finding a fashionable zip-up is difficult. What made me fall in love with the jacket was the quality, but also the sides have a stretchy material, so it’s not leather all the way around. It make it easy for me to move around without feeling restricted. FYI I wasn’t able to find it online (it was purchased at a GUESS Outlet store) so I found the closes thing I could in regards to the style of jacket. The main difference from my jacket and the one in the picture is that mine is brown and it was that stretch paneling on the side.
Home Chef Meals
When I signed up for this I was extremely hesitant. I thought it was a lot of money that would be wasted, but I must admit I have been enjoying not having to meal plan. At first when I signed up, I was extremely hesitant about the pricing. It seemed like a lot to pay for so little, but when I really broke it down, it was worth it for me and my fiance. Though some of the meals are not fully keto, it’s nice to be able to not have to plan out dinner or go grocery shopping for items. I struggled with thinking of meals for me and my fiance that weren’t the typical chicken or steak, but this takes all the tough work out of meal planning and we have had a lot of great meals!
MAC – Nordstrom 15 Neutral Eyeshadow Palette
This is my rediscovered favorite. I had lost it in my collection and rediscovered it after cleaning it out, and oh how I missed it. You really can’t beat the quality and the array of colors that you get. Unfortunately they do not make this exact palette I have (I believe it was a Nordstrom exclusive – my aunty gifted it to me when I graduated college), but you can find similar palettes like this. My go-to favorites are: Mulch, Saddle, Wedge, Satin Taupe and Beauty Marked.
Welp, that’s all I have for favorites. I want to know what some of your favorites were for the month January! I most likely won’t be sharing favorites on a monthly basis, but when I feel like I have a substantial amount, I’ll go ahead and share.
xoxo,
Finally! A new blog post - sharing my January #favorites! Hi hi hi! January has come to an end, and I hope that you guys had a great start to the year.
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1-23 Hamilton asks
why do you do this to me anon
“1) Alexander Hamilton - What’s your name?”kace
"2) Aaron Burr, Sir - Are you extroverted or introverted?“mostly introverted
"3) My Shot - What do you want to do with your life?”make a mark? idk i have to think about it
"4) The Story of Tonight - Do you want to be famous?“um maybe?? i mean i’d love to be known in that way (making a mark @ #3) but you have no privacy when you’re famous so
"5) The Schuyler Sisters - Do you have siblings?”i do not
"6) Farmer Refuted - Are you a pacifist?“mostly
"7) You’ll Be Back - Have you ever been [broken up with]?”yep rip
"8) Righthand Man - Who would you ride or die for?“people irl are not so great rn so either @liebythoceanside
or @teenagedairplane "9) A Winter’s Ball - Do you consider yourself attractive?”heck no
"10) Helpless - Do you believe in love at first sight?“love? no. interest? yes.
"11) Satisfied - Have you ever wanted someone you can’t have?”possibly rn??
"12) The Story of Tonight (Reprise) - Do you want to get married?“oh um i don’t know
"13) Wait for It - Do you believe in destiny?”eh not really
"14) Stay Alive - Has anyone ever stood up on your behalf?“h A
"15) Ten Duel Commandments - Do you have a motto or code you live by?”love who you wanna love as long as it’s not harming anyone“16) Meet Me Inside - Have you ever been suspended from school or work?”not that i remember
"17) That Would Be Enough - What do you need to be happy?“friends or a significant other that loves me vary much, or just a solid support system
"18) Guns and Ships - What’s the best gift you’ve ever received?”my mac
"19) History Has Its Eyes on You - What is your biggest mistake?“shit idk
"20) Yorktown - What is your greatest accomplishment?”idk either
"21) What Comes Next - Do you keep in contact with your exes?“my one ex lmao no
"22) Dear Theodosia - Do you want children?”UM maybe
"23) Nonstop - What’s something you’re good at?“blogging lmao
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HAMILTON AU?!!!?@?@?!@??#[$(@,'(!*#,×(($
((holy FUKokay mod pokey has some stuff to say about this
but personally i dont think it could be it’s own ENTIRE au but i can parody some songs!! here’s what i have done so far:HAMILTON PARODIES WITH MYSTIC MESSENGER UNDER THE CUT:
for hurricane i got carried away but others are just stanzas,,,I like to call this… a Mystic Musical ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) WARNING: SPOILERS FOR SEVEN’S ROUTE BELOW:
hurricane:
In the eye of a hurricane there is quiet..For just a moment, a yellow sky.
I was 12 while my mother screamed,destroyed our lives,I didn’t shakeI couldn’t seem to die
I typed my way outtyped everything down far as I could seeI typed my way outI looked up and those two had their eyes on me…
They raised the hope in meTotal strangersMoved to kindness, by my storyTaught enough for me from passages and booksThat were future bound…
I typed my way out of hellI typed my way from destitutionI was louder than the crack of her beltI tracked the targets, until they fellI typed from day in day out and defended myself well
And in the face of oppression and resistance I typed ingenious codes into existenceAnd when my prayers to God were met with indifference, I picked up a laptopI typed my own deliveranceIn the eye of a hurricane there is quiet..For just a moment, a yellow sky.
I was 15 when I left my home,He was holding me,He was crying and was holding meI couldn’t see him go.
Aaron Burr, Sir:
Excuse me, are you Jumin Han, sir?Well that depends, who’s asking?Oh sure, sir, I’m agent 707, I’m at your service sir!
(Courtesy of my good friend Emily LOL)Yo, I’m Yoosung in the place to beTwo pints of chocolate milk but I’m workin’ on three ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)It’s Quiet Uptown:
There are moments that the words don’t reach
There is suffering too terrible to name…
You hold you brother as tight as you can
And push away the unimaginable…
You see him in the park,
Long after dark
They say he walks the length of the city
Saeran, you would like it uptown,
It’s quiet uptown…
Dear Theodosia:
(Seven and Saeran duet)
Seven is Bolded, Saeran is italicized, both are bothMy father wasn’t around…My father wasn’t around…I swear that now I’m around for you.I’ll do whatever it takesI’ll win your trust back just wait…
I’ll make the world safe and sound for you…
Stay Alive (reprise): (Seven and Saeran duet)
Saeyoung, I’m so sorry for forgetting all you’ve taught me…My twin…We played till midnight…We played till midnightWe would always pay the price… you would always cross the lineI know, I know…
I hope the last ones hurt you just as much as it hurt me :))))
#mystic messenger#707#hamilton#saeyoung choi#luciel choi#yoosung kim#jumin han#saeran choi#is no one else crazy enough to do this LOL#i hope it's good ;o;#ooc#??#saeran
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Hamilton Asks
1) Alexander Hamilton - What’s your name? Lucy
2) Aaron Burr, Sir - Are you extroverted or introverted? Introverted
3) My Shot - What do you want to do with your life? No clue but I want to make some impact
4) The Story of Tonight - Do you want to be famous? I would not mind but it is not my goal
5) The Schuyler Sisters - Do you have siblings? Yes, a sister
6) Farmer Refuted - Are you a pacifist? Not strongly but I believe war does not solve anything and it is a waste so yeaaa
7) You’ll Be Back - Have you ever been dumped? No
8) Righthand Man - Who would you ride or die for? My best friends and family
9) A Winter’s Ball - Do you consider yourself attractive? Nah mate but when Im feeling down I remind myself that someone probably does i guess
10) Helpless - Do you believe in love at first sight? Yea boi
11) Satisfied - Have you ever wanted someone you can’t have? All. The. Damn. Time.
12) The Story of Tonight (Reprise) - Do you want to get married? Maybe, if it fees right
13) Wait for It - Do you believe in destiny? Not really but it is a nice concept
14) Stay Alive - Has anyone ever stood up on your behalf? Think so
15) Ten Duel Commandments - Do you have a motto or code you live by? Be kind and loving even if surrounded by hate
16) Meet Me Inside - Have you ever been suspended from school or work? Nope
17) That Would Be Enough - What do you need to be happy? Bed, music, crisps, someone to cuddle
18) Guns and Ships - What’s the best gift you’ve ever received? Hard one... probably my iPad as I use it so much social and work wise
19) History Has Its Eyes on You - What is your biggest mistake? No clue. I get annoyed that i didnt start dance at a young age starting so late has held me back but not BIGGEST mistake
20) Yorktown - What is your greatest accomplishment? Dont have one...
21) What Comes Next - Do you keep in contact with your exes? No but i havent dated since I was little so doesnt really count anyway
22) Dear Theodosia - Do you want children? Very torn.
23) Nonstop - What’s something you’re good at? Art
24) What’d I Miss - Have you ever lived in a different country than where you live now? No, i really want to
25) Cabinet Battle #1 - Do you think the rights of the individual should be prioritized over the needs of the community? Oh damn. Really depends on the situation but I think there needs to be a balance and it is usually good to please the majority so maybe community?
26) Take a Break - What’s the farthest distance you’ve ever traveled from home? Greece (with family) Yorkshire (by myself) I live London
27) Say No to This - What is your opinion on prostitution? No opinion really. Im very against the abuse that can come with it but if it is non abusive and both are happy I see nothing wrong
28) The Room Where It Happens - Do you want to work in politics? Slightly but in reality no
29) Schuyler Defeated - Have you ever been betrayed by a friend? Yeah 30) Cabinet Battle #2 - Do you prefer to mind your own business or get involved in other people’s drama? Love. Drama.
31) Washington On Your Side - Who is your biggest supporter? My sister?
32) One Last Time - Where do you want to retire to? Either want to stay in city like London or New York or go to countryside
33) I Know Him - Are you petty? P. E. To the. T. T. YYYY.
34) The Adams Administration - Who do you hate most in the whole world? TRUMP.
35) We Know - Have you ever been accused of doing something you didn’t do? Yeaaaa
36) Hurricane - Have you ever experienced a natural disaster? Nope well nearly got caught in forest fire? Doesnt count but most i got
37) The Reynolds Pamphlet - Have you ever published anything? Nope but would be fun!
38) Burn - Would you stay with someone who cheated on you? Maybe if they were drunk but otherwise no way
39) Blow Us All Away - Have you ever fired a gun? No
40) Stay Alive (Reprise) - What’s the worst injury you’ve ever had? Cant decide between 2 (1) really bad cut into my leg like VERY BAD which also came with internal bruising and stuff (2) popped out shoulder which is just painful
41) It’s Quiet Uptown - How do you deal with the loss of a loved one? Just feels strange as at a certain point in life they were so important to you then they just suddenly disappeared - a shame
42) The Election of 1800 - Who would you choose to lead your country? Well lol. I would strive for equality
43) Your Obedient Servant - Who in your life has hurt you the most? No clue
44) Best of Wives and Best of Women - Who in the world do you admire the most? Dont have one person but all people fighting bad which is MANY but yknow..
45) The World Was Wide Enough - Are you a forgiving person? Yes
46) Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story - What do you want to be remembered for? My kindness and my achievements BONUS QUESTIONS 47) Valley Forge - What’s been the worst experience of your life so far? Very bad existential crisis
48) Tomorrow There’ll Be More of Us - Is there a cause you would die for? No, i dont believe in that
49) No John Trumbull - Do you work better alone or in groups? I like to think i work better in groups but im unproductive so i work better solo
50) Let It Go - What’s the best advice you’ve ever received? Not sure. Patience is a virtue
51) One Last Ride - What’s your favorite line in a song? Im not as think as your drunk i am Just cracks me up
52) Congratulations - What is the biggest thing you’ve ever had to give up? Cant think of anything major
53) Dear Theodosia (Reprise) - Do you think you could be a single parent? Yea
54) Cabinet Battle #3 - Is there something you know you’re hypocritical about Everything
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All of the Hamilton Asks!
Oh lorde here we go
Alexander Hamilton - What’s your name?
Daniel Jesse Fisher-Golden
Aaron Burr, Sir - Are you extroverted or introverted?
Ambivert
My Shot - What do you want to do with your life?
Create a legacy (coincidence, eh?)
The Story of Tonight - Do you want to be famous?
I want to be successful, so if my fame means I’ve been successful then yeah
The Schuyler Sisters - Do you have siblings?
Yeah
Farmer Refuted - Are you a pacifist?
Except when it comes to punching Nazi’s
You’ll Be Back - Have you ever been dumped?
uhm....not really
Righthand Man - Who would you ride or die for?
@domoeaterzzz and @dancingoctopusss
A Winter’s Ball - Do you consider yourself attractive?
In some countries
Helpless - Do you believe in love at first sight?
Yes, but I don’t think that type of love is necessarily the “best” it’s just one that can happen
Satisfied - Have you ever wanted someone you can’t have?
Oh yeah
The Story of Tonight (Reprise) - Do you want to get married?
One day maybe
Wait for It - Do you believe in destiny?
Yes
Stay Alive - Has anyone ever stood up on your behalf?
In little ways, yeah, but never in any big way
Ten Duel Commandments - Do you have a motto or code you live by?
No matter what I will be O.K.
My character is more important than my image
I am impeccably honest
I have nothing to prove
I proactively pursue my purpose
I am the first to humanize all my interactions
Meet Me Inside - Have you ever been suspended from school or work?
Nope
That Would Be Enough - What do you need to be happy?
Love, Success, Comfort
Guns and Ships - What’s the best gift you’ve ever received?
I got this awesome sweater for my birthday this year. It’s the first time someone gave me clothes I didn’t specifically ask for that both fits and is my style
History Has Its Eyes on You - What is your biggest mistake?
Waiting to come out to my parents
Yorktown - What is your greatest accomplishment?
Producing and Directing my own play last summer
What Comes Next - Do you keep in contact with your exes?
Barely
Dear Theodosia - Do you want children?
One day---maybe
Nonstop - What’s something you’re good at?
Understanding everyone’s POV
What’d I Miss - Have you ever lived in a different country than where you live now?
Nope--I’d love to though
Cabinet Battle #1 - Do you think the rights of the individual should be prioritized over the needs of the community?
Not in most cases. A select few maybe...
Take a Break - What’s the farthest distance you’ve ever traveled from home?
London?
Say No to This - What is your opinion on prostitution?
As long as they consent, all power to them.
The Room Where It Happens - Do you want to work in politics?
Maybe...Probably not though; I would cry
Schuyler Defeated - Have you ever been betrayed by a friend?
Ohhh yep
Cabinet Battle #2 - Do you prefer to mind your own business or get involved in other people’s drama?
I try to mind my own business but I like hearing about people’s salt and then keeping it to myself
Washington On Your Side - Who is your biggest supporter?
Myself
One Last Time - Where do you want to retire to?
Hawaii maybe? IDK!
I Know Him - Are you petty?
Objectively? I’ve been called pretty before
The Adams Administration - Who do you hate most in the whole world?
I don’t hate anyone....I don’t think....except maybe Donald Trump
We Know - Have you ever been accused of doing something you didn’t do?
Yeppppppppppp
Hurricane - Have you ever experienced a natural disaster?
Yes! A few hurricanes!
The Reynolds Pamphlet - Have you ever published anything?
Yes! An essay of mine was published in “John Jay’s Finest 2016″
Burn - Would you stay with someone who cheated on you?
I’d like to say no
Blow Us All Away - Have you ever fired a gun?
Yes
Stay Alive (Reprise) - What’s the worst injury you’ve ever had?
Broke my leg once, but I was 3 so I don’t really remember
It’s Quiet Uptown - How do you deal with the loss of a loved one?
I contemplate life, think about some cherished memories I had with them. Cry when no one is looking.
The Election of 1800 - Who would you choose to lead your country?
I would assemble a team--just all the kids in Macaulay at JJay maybe?
Your Obedient Servant - Who in your life has hurt you the most?
Myself
Best of Wives and Best of Women - Who in the world do you admire the most?
Darren Criss, maybe? Tough one...
The World Was Wide Enough - Are you a forgiving person?
Yes, sadly
Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story - What do you want to be remembered for?
Making people smile
Valley Forge - What’s been the worst experience of your life so far?
My mum walking in on me giving my first ever BJ? yeah prob that
Tomorrow There’ll Be More of Us - Is there a cause you would die for?
Most causes I believe in I would die for
No John Trumbull - Do you work better alone or in groups?
50/50 ...... actually probably alone
Let It Go - What’s the best advice you’ve ever received?
[I asked my professor if he agrees free will is a lie] Him: Yes, but live like it does!
One Last Ride - What’s your favorite line in a song?
Help me, I'm holding on for dear life, won't look down, won't open my eyes; Keep my glass full until morning light, 'cause I'm just holding on for tonight
Congratulations - What is the biggest thing you’ve ever had to give up?
Love
Dear Theodosia (Reprise) - Do you think you could be a single parent?
Yeah, actually
Cabinet Battle #3 - Is there something you know you’re hypocritical about?
So. many. things.
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