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#wide windows
convoloutedinjoke · 11 months
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If Harry’s tragedy is that he can’t go on like this but he has to, Kim’s tragedy is that he doesn’t have to go on like this but he will.
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libbys-braincell-loss · 2 months
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My friends super awesome spotify playlist relating to A Series of Unfortunate Events
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born to draw block people making out... force to draw houses....
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praetorqueenreyna · 5 months
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Daily reminder that Tamlin purrs when you scratch him behind the ears
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Jesper: I brought Wylan a world map and a dart yesterday and told him to throw it, and wherever it lands Im taking him for a holiday
Jesper: Turns out we’re spending 2 weeks behind the fridge…
Wylan: Throwing with any precision is not my strong suit
Jesper: Its a good thing I wasnt standing next to the map
Wylan: 😅
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milkandbrownies33 · 14 days
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Hai
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I'd like to think an another ending where the police we're smart enough to check the whole house (Probably because Billy made a noise teehee). So Billy had to go and hop on someone else's house. (mf Probably jumped off the small ass window and ran) Also the jacket hes wearing was from Phil :))
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ataraxetta · 5 months
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🎶Jason and Dick, sittin' on a roof, talking laughing smooching frotting going home and getting into bed together and having fantastic sex and getting a good night's sleep. 🎶
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etrevil · 6 months
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eyes always on him
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cyanide-sippy-cup · 18 days
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I love that there's one half of people who think Ridley should be this terrifying dragon demon who antagonizes Samus and moves quicker than lightning and that Dark Samus should be this strange organic being with hardly more than a skull who will stop at nothing to have her dead and then there's the other half with Goth Girl and Pathetic Pterodactyl.
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luanneclatterbuck · 2 months
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All of my windows are open and my neighborhood is the kind of place where everyone else probably does and we all can hear everything each other do.
I forgot both of these things when I shouted at the top of my voice “YAH-HOOO MOUNTAIN DEWWWW!”
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unfortunatetheorist · 3 months
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Is Jacquelyn at fault in the Netflix series? (NCT)
Jacquelyn Scieszka is one of the most notable differences between Book- and Netflix-Canon. Her character is often portrayed alongside Larry Your-Waiter, with the pair acting as 'noble', working against Olaf and his accomplices, throughout the series.
However, there is one point I have picked up on to argue that Jacquelyn caused the heinous events of The Wide Window to occur: Jacquelyn chased Olaf onto the SS Prospero, and this was, arguably, one of the greatest mistakes made in this show.
Of course, as viewers, we understand her intentions:
Bring Olaf to justice, as nothing can happen once he's in Peru (even he knows that!)
Bring back Klaus' half of the Baudelaire spyglass
But this act made Olaf jump into the water below, where he would've made it back to shore, to meet with his troupe, before taking a boat out onto Lake Lachrymose, where The Wide Window's events begin.
If Jacquelyn did NOT get onto the SS Prospero, this would've happened:
Olaf sails away to Peru on the SS Prospero, to (in his words) "wait for the manhunt to die down, eat some cuy"
The Baudelaires go to live with their Aunt Josephine
Poe gets his promotion (probably)
Manhunts take YEARS to die down; Osama Bin Laden's - for example - took 10-15 years, before the US Navy tracked him down to a compound in North-West Pakistan.
So, here's the real genius of this part: by the time Olaf returns because the manhunt has died down, the Baudelaires already have access to their fortune!
As the phrase goes,
"It [was] a wicked thing to do, for a noble reason."
Did she have a choice?
¬ Th3r3534rch1ngr4ph, Unfortunate Theorist/Snicketologist
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natjennie · 1 year
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"do you- sorry. do you imagine wet ropes are conducive?" "more so than dry ropes" is in the running for moments in d&d games of all time. do you get it. more so than dry ropes. immediately followed by "you're gonna kill america's favorite wizard" "bad luck" are you shitting me.
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killa-trav · 7 months
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landonorris: DOUBLE PODIUM!!!!!!!! Congrats mate! Thanks @.McLarenF1 🧡
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dayurno · 3 months
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breaking news: the worst people you know are in a romcom together
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nyupuun · 2 months
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One of the biggest charms in early Yugioh is just how ugly it is.
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coldgoldlazarus · 6 months
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Metroid's timeline is kind ambigouous - not in the order of events and games; it's refreshingly consistent there, but how much time passes between them. And yet, the one generally agreed-upon exception is that Super seems to follow almost immediately after Metroid II.
But ironically, I think I'm coming around to the idea of hoping we get an interquel between them anyway, even if it ends up messing that up. Whether it be Prime 4 or a different game, I want to see something inserted between just like the Prime trilogy takes place between NES/ZM and Metroid II
One reason for this is that it would actually make the changed ending of Samus Returns slightly less of an issue. I still would be bothered by how the insertion of that big boisterous boss fight at the end wrecks the original game's simple, peaceful ending, mind you. But at the very least, putting some chronological distance between Proteus Ridley and the Ceres Station encounter would kinda fix the problems Ridley's inclusion created for the opening of Super.
Like, dropping off the baby Metroid at an unguarded civilian facility was always a bad idea no matter how you look at it, but before SR it was at least a reasonable decision to make that unexpectedly backfired; whereas now, after Proteus Ridley came screaming out of nowhere, (also how did he even know about Samus's mission on SR388 in the first place?) it feels incredibly shortsighted on Samus's part to just be like "yeah this is fine nothing to worry about, these Ceres guys got it all covered" immediately afterward.
If there was instead a whole other adventure between, that would give more time between Proteus Ridley and Ceres for the incident to fade a bit, especially if Samus spends some of that time looking into the Space Pirates again, and finding nothing to indicate that meeting as anything more than a fluke. On top of that, it could also lead into Ceres a bit better anyway; Samus bringing the hatchling along on her next mission, only for that to end up endangering it (or it inadvertantly endangering others) in some way that convinces her it's better off somewhere safer rather than by her side. (And lending extra tragedy to the mistake that turns out to be.)
But all that like, broader metanarrative continuity-management stuff aside, I also think we should get this just for its own sake. There was potential after Metroid II, for a different sort of game, for a companion. Super, for better or for worse, (IMO it's a bit of both) quashed that notion. But maybe we could have our cake and eat it, with the addition of a new game during that window between, properly giving us a shot at answering Metroid II's setup, without contradicting the subsequent installments; potentially even strengthening them somewhat instead.
Finally, it would just be dang cute.
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