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applesap-fics · 3 months
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Fapruary 1 - Wedding night
E, 1851 words, Mariano/Isabela. What if Isabela went through with the wedding?
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There are an awful lot of things to do before the wedding and Mariano scarcely has the time to talk with Isabela about it, and even then Isabela doesn’t want to say much without her family to consult. His grandmother guffaws when he laments this with a sigh. “You’d rather run away with her and have her in private, wouldn’t you!”
It would give them time to admire each other without anyone present, yes. Isabela, even now, even promised to Mariano, still feels like something unreachable. A flower he can’t pluck. No– She’s more like an arrangement of a bouquet.
That is how she stays. Arranged. Even at the altar as he compares her to the most beautiful flower in the Encanto. 
Even at the reception. 
Mariano is sweaty and woozy from dancing and drinking. Isabela throws a light curtain of rose petals wherever she dances, her smile gleaming and inviting, but at some point even her endless supply of cheer runs out and she comes to sit with Mariano at one of the side tables. 
She sighs, as weary as Mariano is from the long day they’ve had to navigate. She brushes invisible crumbs or wrinkles from her lap. Nothing catches on her pure white gloves. The content expression on his wife’s face is one of a job well done.
His wife. They’re done now. They’ve courted, proposed, prepared and now they’re wedded. That does feel very satisfying, he supposes. At least all the rituals and ceremonies are out of the way now. 
He fumbles for words. What do you say to your wife when she’s so beautiful and perfect? He’s been afraid to say too much today in case he messed it up with her. 
“Are you happy?” he ends up saying, dumbly, even though he does really want to know. “With today, I mean?”
She smiles. “Of course. It went really well.”
Mariano nods. “Yeah.” It went exactly the way Abuela and doña Alma wanted it to. Their families were so excited.
“And we’re almost done.”
That’s exactly it! The night is almost over and they can finally relax. With the wedding complete, there isn’t much needed on their part to keep the party going. 
“Good thing you don’t have to wear the trail anymore,” he says. It’s hard to imagine Isabela tripping over anything, but at least he didn’t have to watch out for it while dancing with her. He’d been worried about that before Abuela laughed it off.
She hums as if he’s made an astute observation instead of a joke. It makes him both feel less and even more awkward. Actually, it makes him feel a little dumb, but that’s probably not how she meant it.
“It’s getting late, isn’t it?” Isabela says. 
“I don’t think I can dance any more,” he agrees. Parties in the Encanto, especially the Madrigals’, can last for days. “Do you uh… wanna end the night?”
It’s exactly what she wants to do. 
Isabela reaches for his hand. She’s soft, and the unexpected touch sends shivers up his arm. He always likes it when she touches him. Flirty, making him curious, sighing and yearning after her. They used to be fleeting, but now that they’re married she’s allowed to touch him as much as she wants.
Gently, they move through the crowd, saying pleasant goodbyes and thankyous and avoiding jokes about flower picking, as Isabela takes Mariano up to her room. 
The party instantly quiets as the door closes behind them. So this is her room. Their room, technically, though it is dauntingly Isabela. On some level he knows his clothes have moved into her wardrobe — all pink and lavender now, even though he likes white and red more — but from floor to bottom it’s all flowers and gardens with not a lot of furniture. If the house can spare it, he hopes Casita has a writing desk for him.
Starstruck, he takes in the tower, and (“Woah!”) as they step further into the room, a bed is lowered by vines from the ceiling hidden by a flower curtain.
That’s now their bed, where he will wake up as her husband and she as his wife every single day for the rest of time.
“Oh,” he sighs when it dawns on him. They aren’t that kind of done.
“Mariano.” Isabela’s voice is soft, shaky. Her hands are clasped in front of her. For the first time he’s known her, it sounds as if she’s not sure what to say. 
His hand slips up her arm above her glove where his palm rests on her warm, naked skin. “Isabela…”
“Do you want to have sex?” 
Mariano’s groin stirs at the proposition. It’s not like he’s never fantasized about it before. 
A strand of black silky hair, beautifully curling over her bare neckline, enticing. “Of course I want to,” he says, his knuckles grazing over her skin, brushing her hair behind her shoulder. “You’re beautiful.”
She flashes a smile. 
“Isabela…” Mariano cups her cheek, round and soft in his broad hand, and kisses her deeply. 
They kissed before at the altar and once during the party when their photo got taken. Lips firm against lips to seal the deal, the next one a little lighter. Sparks contained, knowing that he couldn’t push too hard at the time for fear of ruining the moment for her, for the family watching them. The perfect kiss. 
It’s so much more than he expected. More than anything he could have written up for her in a love poem. Her lips are so soft and so easy to get lost in. When he angles his head to deepen the kiss, she yields easily, even opening her mouth for him! Feeling much braver than a moment before, he slips his tongue in, parting her mouth even further until he moans wantongly into her. His body runs warm. His cock stirs, hardening against her dress. And Isabela–
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If he goes too rough, she knows she can ask him to slow down. She’s thankfully not as tense as she was a few months back, when Dolores made that joke about the five babies and she was once again pulled into a future she knew she had to prepare for. 
“Will it hurt?” she had asked Mami. When she grew up, the Abuelitas (if they dared to speak of sex at all) always said it would hurt the first time, and a few of her girlfriends were already married and had said the same. “Guys are so rough.” They were of no help, of course. 
But Mami and tía Pepa had softened the blow a little. “If he does it right, you’ll want to dive back onto him as soon as he’s done,” Pepa told her shamelessly, at which her mother had blushed, but nodded. “Ask him to slow down if he goes too fast,” her mother added. “And that goes for kissing too. I don’t know, mija, he seems so dreamy. But all boys get excited and you’re allowed to set boundaries.”
So far so good, kissing wise. The real boundary she wants to set is for him to sleep on the floor (or another room where she won’t have to spend time with him) and never touch her again. She hadn’t been able to get that out of her mind. Mariano on top of her, under her, near her. His lips. His face. His hands. His penis. She wanted to shake the thought out of her head any time she thought of it. How to make those five babies happen. Him on top of her. Him inside of her. 
So, as she does with any new challenge, she had practiced what she would do. Touched herself, not out of curiosity like when she was a teen, but with purpose. Her hands roaming her breasts, firm. Her curves, smooth, probably easy to grab. The hair between her legs. The heat. That nub that send a shock through her the first time she found it. 
Mariano spreads her like a tossed bouquet of flowers on the bed. Pulls his hand through her bodice, popping open the pearl-like buttons on her back. She knows what she looks like to him. Mirrors help her to see how others perceive her. Her wedding dress, slightly bunched up. Her full breasts poking out of the corset, engulfed by Mariano’s warm mouth. 
It feels like an insect crawling on top of her. She had hoped she wouldn’t be as dry as she imagined. Rarely did she think of Mariano fucking her when she spread her legs under the covers and rubbed herself. Sometimes she thought of herself, writhing, a little scared. Sometimes she — traitorously — thought of her friends who already had sex. Who knew how to move to make it pleasurable, to please their husbands. Sometimes she thought of them teaching her. 
Their fingers on her clit, instead of Mariano’s. Their higher, but still husky voices moaning against her earlobe, kissing her neck, instead of Mariano’s. Their slim fingers curling inside of her, like Isabela liked to do to herself, instead of Mariano’s. 
Unable to find her entrance, he rubbed his cock against her. “Is this good?”
At least he’s nice. But no. Nothing about this feels good. It’s like grinding against uncooked ham. 
“Yes,” she says with a moan, moving in tandem with him. 
It’s like dancing! Tío Félix had quipped before breaking into a waltz with tía Pepa. On another, separate occasion, Papi had said the same. It was good advice. Dancing she could do.
She took his hand and moved it down her belly, guiding him towards her clit. At least with his eyes closed he’s not looking at her grimace. 
She does let out a genuine cry when their fingers circle her clit and his cock breaches her cunt right after. 
Better not to think of Mariano. Maybe if it was one of the younger aunties guiding something inside her instead, to teach her how to take something big. The most fingers she’s been able to get inside of herself is three, and Mariano feels much bigger than anything she’s taken before. That should make it more believable that this is her first time. Still, there’s no way he has the experience to know she isn’t technically a virgin anymore. Not all women bleed, her mother had said. Isabela is certainly not going to bleed for Mariano. (Although she had, briefly, thought about secretly pricking herself so the sheets would stain red.) 
And it’s not so bad once he thrusts inside of her. She doesn’t ask him to slow down, maybe even kind of likes the way he rams into her. The sooner he’s done, the sooner she’s done. The thrusts shove her mind away from Mariano. From his noises. From his hairy arms locked around her and his equally hairy chest rubbing against her bare breasts. She can pretend his hardness is her own. That somehow, the mirror is still in front of her.
It’s a lot to get used to. The next night, she’s already adjusted a little bit more.
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laynore-x · 4 months
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--"Replaced Miracle AU"--⛈️🌈🌹
Despite the drama of years ago, Isabela and Dolores are very close.
Isa is still hesitant to talk about Mirabel for objecting at her wedding with Mariano since it was Alma's wish, but deep down she is very grateful that she did (Isabela was the favorite granddaughter for possessing a powerful gift; while no matter how hard Dolores tried to look perfect or meet her standards, it was never enough for her grandmother).
After some events, Mariano and Dolores got to know each other better, and they fell in love.
(full image below if you'd like to see)
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ecoamerica · 21 days
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glendybluebird · 2 years
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Hamilton x Encanto 🦋🕯️🎭✨
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I had a long hamilton concert in the bathroom earlier🤣🚿 I wanted to doodle some more scenes but I was tired and needed rest.😌
Dolores’s personality matches Eliza and Isabela’s Angelica’s, but Angelica and Dolores’s story arcs are similar.
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Pepa: Hey, what have you two been doing?
Isabela: We were helping Dolores with her wedding vows and we have recently been kicked out of her room for making it inappropriate.
Camilo: I’m sorry, but how is “Nice ass, Mariano” inappropriate?
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Mirabel: Why’s Dolores on the bathroom floor crying?
Isabela: She’s drunk.
Mirabel: And?
Luisa: And she heard Mariano’s married.
Mirabel:
Mirabel: She’s his wife though.
Isabela: We know.
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saysomethingabout · 4 months
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Say something about this ship!
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yellowcry · 27 days
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Okay, but what if Mariano wanted to go after Dolores since the beginning. But when he told Abuela Guzman/his mother, he got nervous and said last name. And they assumed that he meant more popular Isabela. And he didn't want to upset his family, especially when Isabela agreed to start relationship as he thought she's generally interested in him
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magicalmadrigals · 3 months
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I think my first fic back is gonna be about what I think would have happened if the magic didn’t return following the rebuild of Casita. The family all have little occupations relating to their gifts (Julieta and Isabela kinda work together, for example, because she has a physician style occupation and the two of them come up with herbal remedies and things to help ailments) and I think exploring the family’s relationships now they have more time for each other will be so much fun. Also, a new little Madrigal is on the way which is exciting 👀
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foggyfanfic · 3 months
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I liked this idea so much I had to draw it. Partially because I think it would be very in character for Mirabel to end up with somebody that most people overlook. Mostly because its funny. Ramblings under the cut, image description in the alt text.
I got a rough draft of how Mirabel ends up with Juan, but it doesn't currently have any plot and is just a series of scenes to help me get an idea of who Juan would be. I have determined that he is really into math, otherwise kinda oblivious, and learned the hard way that people won't be impressed if you brag about how smart you are. Easiest way to describe him is that his best friend is the village's quiet, autistic girl, but he is not her best friend. If it continues to interest me I'm going to make it about early twenties Mirabel grappling with the pedestal her family is on, now that she is also on that pedestal. If I do, I'll have to remember to come back here and link it.
About the picture itself, the red character in the bottom panel is Mariano (without facial hair because I forgor), I figure by this time he would be married to Dolores, and thus included in the Madrigal section. Orange is Camilo with a little mustache, because he's in his mid-twenties and will probs end up growing a goatee like all the other men in his family but right now he's got this one (1) bald patch that's holding him back. Finally, I googled 60's fashion for Isabela's outfit, I think she would be the most eager to throw off tradition and Mirabel would be all for Isabel showing up to the wedding in a more modern outfit. Originally, her and Luisa were going to be brides maids, but I googled traditional Colombian weddings, and that's not something Mirabel would be guaranteed to have. I also looked at vintage wedding photos from Colombia to try and figure out what Mirabel would look like. The same. She would look the same. Boring.
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mmollymercury · 2 years
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I want a fanfic were the family find out Dolores loved Mariano all along when they just suddenly become a thing-
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Just a Dolores centric dump
I've got a fanfiction to finish but writing has been the actual personification of a brain fart for me rn. So in between all my writing breaks, I made this.
Dolores and Mariano are such a gorgeous couple they actually need to stop😭😭😭
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justanisabelakinnie · 2 years
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Questions answered by Jared Bush!
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“so it could be more.” 💀 💀 💀
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I CAN’T WAIT THAT LONG JARED YO ASS BETTER FESS UP AND TELL ME NOW!!!
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Now that…that just depresses me. Good thing Mirabel is such a good and sisterly cousin to Antonio. In this house, we stan.
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So I was right in my fic AIHY. 😕
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Interesting! 😳 It’s like they always say: You don’t need a gift to have a gift!
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LMAOOOO I love how everything Jared Bush confirms about this dude has to do with him being a teenager and nothing else. 💀 His entire character and personality is solely there to be the stereotypical teenage boy and nothing more and I am here for it. 🤪
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Awww that is so sweet! Reminds me of my fic when the granddaughters all camp out in Dolores’ room to have sleepovers! I need to shut up about my fanfic now.
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👀
And now for the unanswered ones because they are too funny not to put here.
Such as the queer ones.
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*w h e e z e* I assure you, nica, that Jared is not lesbophobic in any way however and I’m positive that we’ll see her girlfriend in a sequel or series! Or musical. Or all three.
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Ooh I would love that! 🤞 *winks thrice*
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Omg I’ma say it right now. I used to hc Dolores and Luisa as straight but now that I think about it the bi/pan Dolores hc is starting to have more and more appeal to me and this would just be so cute! Maybe a flashback where she’s shown having crushes on girls? Omg I’d love to see it! Mariano too is definitely pan. He said it himself. “I just have so much love inside!”
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I’ll answer for him: Yes. Because I’m also one. *’sup nods head at Isabela* Let ME tell you. Who needs Word of God when you have Word of Lesbian? Hmmm? 🤨
Now that that’s out of the way, moving on…
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😵‍💫 wtf I thought Ranma 1/2 fans were dead. Anyway in the words of their creator: “I don’t want to think about that, and neither should you.”
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Just…no comment.
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Omg I would love this! And unpopular opinion but I legit think that Mariano is smarter than he looks. I mean only Mirabel seems to think of him as dumb and only she calls him a “big dumb hunk”, like not even Isabela does that. And Dolores also fell in love with him for his poetry. And his grandmother says he wrote a song for the madrigals! I’d love to see the franchise continue to show his creative and artistic side more! I feel like he’d be the heart to Dolores’ head, and that is just beautiful.
Yeah that’s it for now, bye!
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ecoamerica · 21 days
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Okay so I know Julieta’s not having triplets in your ‘something unexpected’ fic. Buuuut! Just for funsies, what would’ve been the reaction if she was?
Like Bruno’s says “congrats Juli, they’re adorable”
There’s a pause and then suddenly the whole table shouts some variation of “they! As in more than one!!?
The chaos would be epic!
Actually, gonna be honest, the thought of her having triplets did cross my mind when I was writing that chapter, though mostly to just tease Julieta and make her frozen on the spot lmao, but let's do an alteration of that chapter!
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“I hear a new heartbeat,” Dolores muttered weakly.
And after no longer than a second, Pepa stood up so suddenly her chair fell to the floor. “You’re pregnant?!” she roared, glaring daggers at Mariano as if she was ready to kill him with a bolt of lightning that barely missed his chair.
Julieta only blinked. So Antonio would get a baby – who cared if it was a cousin or a nephew – sooner than she anticipated–
–but Dolores suddenly shook her head, gaping at her mother in shock. “I’m not?! We never–”
“Then who?” Alma demanded sharply, her gaze stopping at Isabela and Luisa who looked equally surprised by the revelation. “Girls?”
Luisa started coughing and Isabela just stared back at her, her eyes wide, her head shaking the tiniest bit.
“Mirabel…?” Alma started hesitantly.
Julieta felt her heart racing. Surely, it couldn't be her baby girl, right– 
Mirabel choked on her sip of juice and Camilo patted her on her back so hard it sounded like all her organs did a flip inside. “What?!”
Alma wanted to repeat the question, it was clear, but at the same time Dolores slammed her both hands on the table, yelling “It’s tía!” and Bruno’s eyes went shining green at the same second.
Julieta was fairly certain her heart stopped. The wine glass dropped from Agustín’s hand and broke into three pieces on the table, spilling the remaining wine onto the surface.
But otherwise, there was silence. 
The only sound anyone emitted was heavy breathing coming from Bruno as he grasped the edges of the table and leaned over it to blink quickly a few times just a few seconds later, getting rid of the shiny glimmer that had just lit up his eyes.
Then he looked around, a little confused, smacking himself on the head lightly, and a small smile appeared on his lips. “Congratulations Juli, they're adorable.”
Silence.
Camilo was the first to recover. “They? As in more than one?”
Bruno opened his mouth to answer but Dolores beat him to it. “There are three new heartbeats.”
Pepa thundered. “Three–”
“Triplets?!”
“Santa Maria–”
“Bruno, Brunito, hermanito, what did you see?!” Pepa asked loudly.
All people at the table looked at him. He chuckled nervously. “Ah-uh, three babies?”
“Three babies!”
“Well, no babies, more like toddlers but yeah–”
“Girls, boys?! Two and one, like us?!”
Bruno smiled, his eyes wide. “Three cute girls.”
“Three new sobrinas!”
“Three hermanitas...”
“Three nietas...”
“It looks like Julieta’s doing your part of the job, hermanito,” Pepa laughed out loud. “Three! Three girls! Three oopsie girls!”
“Mami, what’s going on?” Antonio asked after giving the table a wide, confused look.
Pepa turned to him and grabbed his chubby cheeks between her hands. “Your  tía Julieta’s going to have three babies! You’ll have three little primas!”
“Three?! At the same time?!”
“Yes!”
“But I asked for one!” he exclaimed, looking in shock at Julieta. “Three?! You’re the best, tía Julieta!”
Julieta blinked and her gaze flickered to Antonio. “Mhm,” she mumbled and laughed suddenly. She covered her mouth with her hand and ignoring concerned glances sent her way, she reached for a glass of water. Her hand shook terribly and half of the liquid spilt on the table. “Dios mío...”
Agustín grabbed her other hand suddenly, his palm sweaty and his fingers trembling as he squeezed her left hand. She squeezed back, trying to root herself in place and took a sip of water. 
The silence lasted for a five more seconds. 
Then Isabela turned to them, both eyebrows raised. “That’s it? That’s your reaction to the whole situation?”
“Hey, they look shocked...”
“Shocked! They have children, they know how to make them, they shouldn’t be shocked!”
“Pa?” Luisa asked in a pitchy voice, her eye twitching. “You okay? You seem... Pale.”
“Mhm,” Agustín squeaked, his hand around Julieta’s toghtening even more, his other hand drumming on the table. “Absolutely. Perfectly okay. I’m fine.”
“Mira’s a more subtle liar,” Camilo shot them a pitiful look for what he was smacked on the back of the head by Mirabel. “Ouch! What was that for?!”
“For being stupid,” she hissed to him, before turning to look at her parents. “You’re awfully quiet mamá, are you feeling alright?”
Without any word, Julieta shook her head slowly. 
“Your heartbeats are very, very quick,” Dolores piped in quietly. “Too quick, I’d say,” she added, looking between her aunt and uncle. “I think you should go and rest...”
“A wonderful idea,” Agustín shot out of his chair and the piece of furniture fell to the ground. Julieta didn’t ever flinch but let herself be pulled to her feet. “We need a moment,” he said and took her hand, both of them walking out of the kitchen on wobbly legs. 
“I’d say no funny business but the damage is already done!” Isabela called after them.
There was silence. Then–
“Félix, help me prepare some drinks. Strong drinks,” Alma looked around the table and sighed, getting up. “We’ll make ones for Camilo and Mirabel too. We all need it–”
“Yes!” both mentioned cousins bumped their fists in triumph.
Antonio pouted. “Can I have a drink too?”
“No!” screamed everyone at the table. 
Pepa patted his head. “You’ll let some orange juice. Your tía’s absolute favourite!”
Antonio beamed at them, exclaiming an excited “okay!”. Julieta made a good bribe material these days.
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hi hi! can i request Mariano getting The Talk (or their attempt at it xD) from Antonio and Camilo? Bonus points if Dolores is just facepalming eternally in the background lmaoo
(also i hope your week gets better! sending hugs and cookies if you want em ^-^)
Antonio has the braincell in this trio
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"Mess with my sister and I'll end you," Camilo said, contorting his face into a monstrous leer worthy of a horror movie. He made his eyes glow- not green like Bruno, this time they were bright red.
"You don't want to make him angry," Antonio said in his best solemn voice. Camilo had drilled his lines into him again and again. "You won't like Camilo when he's angry."
To Camilo's confused frustration, Mariano only cooed at them, his hands on his heart.
"Aw, you're the bad cop," he said, grinning at Camilo. He leaned down to ruffle Antonio's hair. "And you're the good cop!"
"Yeah!" Antonio said proudly, immediately breaking character. Camilo was gonna have to talk to him about following the script. Again.
"No!" Camilo sputtered, shifting back to his usual self. "You're not meant to find this cute, tonto! We're intimidating you!"
"Oh?" Mariano tilted his head like a confused puppy. "I thought this was a rehearsal for your next play?"
"No!"
"Isn't it?" Antonio asked with a pout. "I wanted to show Mamá and Papá."
"No, it's not a play! We're giving him a shovel talk, Tonito!" Camilo threw his hands up in frustration. No one appreciated his artistic vision.
"Oh!" Mariano sat back down, looking attentive. "I see. In that case, let's start again. I promise to be properly intimidated."
Camilo was pretty sure he heard Dolores and Isabela giggling outside the door.
Whatever. At least Mariano was co-operating. Even if Camilo didn't understand what his sister saw in this idiot.
Sighing, Camilo got himself and Antonio back into position.
"Alright then," he said primly. "From the top." He turned to Mariano with a glare; "Listen here, pal, if you mess with my sister, I'll end you!"
"Very good," Mariano said, giving a thumbs up. "Very scary."
"Argh!" Camilo stomped to the door. "I give up!"
"Oh, okay. Bye, Camilo!"
When Camilo jerked the door open, Dolores and Isabela were leaning against the wall in helpless laughter. It only added salt to the wound.
Seriously, no one around here understood a good shovel talk. Well, except maybe Pepa. Apparently she'd terrified Agustín back in the day.
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female-hercules · 1 year
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Share your Encanto unpopular opinions and I will say if I agree with them or not!
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Bruno: Madrigal kid!
Antonio: That’s me!
Camilo: You called?
Isabela: Here!
Dolores: Listening. As always.
Luisa: Yeah?
Mirabel: Yes, did you need something?
Bruno:
Camilo: Which one?
Mariano: Me.
Bruno: You’re not even a part of this family.
Mariano, kissing Dolores’ hand: Not yet.
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majormillennium · 2 years
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Encanto couples are something else
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