the person teaching this hawk-watching class just read aloud the lovely poem "Hawk" by Mary Oliver, paused for a beautiful thoughtful moment...
and then grumbled, "It's titled 'Hawk' but her description makes me think she saw a falcon." and then they launched immediately into buteo field marks without further comment bahahahaha
Gabriel: A sentimonster made by your mother to be our perfect child.
Adrien: (horrified) No! No, it can't be! I'm not... I'm not...
Nathalie: It's true, Adrien.
Adrien: But... but... wait, then why am I allergic to pigeons? How is that "perfect"?
(Gabriel and Nathalie exchange tense looks)
Gabriel: Well, you see, son, a sentimonster represents a person's emotions and, um, well...
Nathalie: Your mother f-ing hated pigeons.
Gabriel: Yes, she despised those miserable sky rats! Every time I see one I think of her and how much she loathed them. Her hatred was so strong that it bled into your amok and gave you an allergy, but that only made you more perfect to her! She never had to worry about you going near those disguising common birds! You were meant to be near more illustrious types of fowl! You are an Agreste, after all!
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Guess what guys, I came up with a way that the pigeon thing could still pay off! (Post I'm referencing) Can we please get some variant of this in the show? I don't even care that it will validate this fandom's total lack of media literacy, I still want it to be canon. I want it to be canon so hard! It perfectly fits the show's brand of humor and it's so dumb that I find it hilarious.
one of the g3 designers (i believe it was the person who does faces?) made a little joke about "loving" polypropylene hair (a bit tone-deaf to ignore and poke fun at valid constructive criticism but nothing outrage worthy imo) and dolltwt is FUMING about it 😭
like it's totally understandable to not like poly for a myriad of reasons but people are getting,,VERY upset and i personally think it's a bit dramatic and petty 🤔 but i guess i shouldn't expect dolltwt of all places to be capable of having civil debates