Back Down The Clint Rabbit Hole, You Bet I Am

yall dont understand how much potential there is for angst in the Dolittle movie.

like, the forehead touch whenever he gets stressed cuz it reminds him of touching forheads with his wife in their last moments together?

why is stubbins living with his aunt and uncle?

what about all of mudfly?

when he goes off at stubbins abt his self-hate and lilys dad has probably said some very mean things that have festered

cringe era starts at age 21

Tough decisions...

Can't wait for Sanders Sides to finally come back and the only thing we'll get from Logan is something like this

Fox Quicksilver— Peter Maximoff was canonically referred to as Pietro Maximoff once.

This article was included in the website “25 Moments” made by Fox a decade ago before X-Men: Days of Future Past was released.

There were also a lot of other events included from the years 1962-2018.

You can check it on www.25moments.com but unfortunately, I think the page doesn’t exist now. I used the Wayback Machine so I was able to access how the page looked like in 2014. But if you’re too lazy to go to the Wayback Machine, you can just check this summarized version.

Regular D&D sesh

Klaus: THIS IS MY BODY

Ben:

Peter: *trying to buy a Father’s Day card at Hallmark*

Peter: Excuse me, do you have any that just say “You are my dad?”

Associate: Well, I—

Peter: How about “You banged my mom?”

Associate: No…

Peter: You know what, I’ll just get a blank one.

Peter: *writes* You are a father. This is a day. Here is a card.

guys. i think we should talk about the Presentable Liberty and Expotable Money character lore.

SPOILERS!!!

Theres two endings to Presentable Liberty: one where you leave your room to find out your prison cell was the elevator the whole time (Mr Money moneysaving tactics tm), and one where you don't. the leave ending is obviously sadder, but the stay ending give you so much more info? Like, Mr Money explains his whole plan to you (classic villain, very chefs kiss). of course, I think it can be said both games are about loneliness? yes?

PRESENTABLE LIBERTY:

Prisoner was trapped there because they're one of the few who's IMMUNE TO THE VIRUS, that's why Mr Money says "you're worth every penny". He fed them and a few others one of the only working versions of the antidote, which means there's more ppl like them (potential to explore aftermath of the game). I feel like ppl dont know about this? and he was all planning on harvesting their organs and all that for money, which he does, but yknow. we can pretend. one can explore whether or not all the prisoners were in the same building, whether you meet prisoners on the outside, or you could talk about the fact that a lot of the Happy Buddies were being fired because the prisoners were killing themselves and all that. Trapped lonely.

Salvadore's cool, the Prisoner and him were friends before, that seems like an obvious place to arrive. Loneliness of freedom? Room to explore backstory for him and the Prisoner. I got a headcannon: he picked his name for himself because he wanted to sound cooler. Seems par for the course for him, and that would be a cool little detail. I'd love to explore his relationship with the prisoner, and if any of you watched Sanders Sides, he gives BIG Roman energy.

Charlotte has "pick your poison" type loneliness. It somehow seems like both of them are very good at loneliness, however you wanna interpret that. She also gives "person who loves the colour purple".

Mr Smiley's my favourite, but that's only because there's so much about him. He was hired to be the prisoner's happy buddy, Mr Money was holding his two daughters hostage to keep him working, turns out they died ages ago, you wonder what his life and work day was like, and with all the lore, you wonder what kind of person he was. The fact that his name is Mr Smiley is just salt in the wound.

LETS TALK ABT EXPOTABLE MONEY.

prequel to Presentabe Liberty.

Youre Mr Money's organ supplier. so. immediately, added layer of depth. you, Mr Money, and Madame Sinclaire, whos a baddie, we love her. I like how it explores the opposite side of the fight, the moneys side. I believe its about one's obsession with earning money, and in fact about how when you're anxious about money, no amount seems enough and you use everything you can to try to get more. the "I need to keep earning more money or it'll all disappear if I look away" mentality. (If you haven't read the short story Johnny Mnemonic, it feels like that is what this game is based off of, or maybe theyre just coincidentally thematically similar in which case read it anyways,)

I feel Madame Sinclaire was one possible future for Mr Supplier where she also used to be hyperfixated on money but was able to turn away from that, while Mr Money is the opposite possible future. you earn money even when you don't click, and i'm not sure but can someone comfirm whether or not the clicking is slowing down your money production? THAT would be a great element of the game to further represent the money-obsession theme I theorize. its also your choice whether or not to send your cat on more trips, and in the end, one can argue its Mr Supplier's fault his cat got killed. One could also argue Madame Sinclaire somehow knew the cat was theirs and killed it to prove a point.

Also just a side note, it seems that the organ failure was an accident that Mr Money didn't expect, but he managed to make it work in his favour still. somehow. perhaps he wasnt concerned because of his secret weapon, the Prisoner.

I do think I will need to watch or play Menagerie: Archive if this obsession continues, I hear theyre in the same universe.

198 ((107-8)*2) sessions? bro how many severed ppl are there working at Lumon? what happened to everyone else when dylan flipped the switch? did we think about that?

I suppose it’s what you could call my ‘good old days’. SEVERANCE | 1.08 What’s For Dinner?