elle, your local enthusaist

dad and the dog he didn't want

and b&w ver. under the cut

Chapters: 1/18 Fandom: Tron - All Media Types, Tron (Movies), Tron: Uprising Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence Relationships: Beck/Paige (Tron), Beck & Tron (Tron), Paige & Quorra (Tron), Beck & Quorra (Tron), Quorra & Tron (Tron), Alan Bradley & Tron, Alan Bradley & Sam Flynn, Alan Bradley & Roy Kleinberg, Lora Baines-Bradley/Alan Bradley, Alan Bradley & Quorra Characters: Beck (Tron), Paige (Tron), Tron (Tron), Quorra (Tron), Sam Flynn, Alan Bradley, Lora Baines-Bradley, Roy Kleinberg, Original Male Character(s), Original Female Character(s) Additional Tags: Legal Drama, (Ish) - Freeform, Relationship driven, character driven, Flashbacks, Disabled Character, Identity Issues, Identity Reveal, Moral Dilemmas, Moral Ambiguity, Codependency, trauma-bonded relationships Series: Part 2 of Hall of Mirrors Series Summary:

The hall of mirrors Tron was trapped in has been shattered. The mystery has been solved and the killer is dead. But now, things are broken that cannot be repaired, and things dragged out of the dark are unable to hide again. Everyone is left picking up shards in the aftermath. Choices will have to be made, relationships will be tested. Things will never be the same.

*Sequel to Hall of Mirrors*

Almost anything can be Alan Bradley fanart

But the cherry on top of it was when I saw someone call this sort of generic face "the Flynn Rider phenomenon"

and... well...

this just got a little bit funnier.

with some more context I just learned

which is:

the role that was adapted into the character Flynn Rider

(namely, the role of the prince who climbed up Rapunzel's tower)

was played in a 1983 Faerie Tale Theatre production

by...

yep.

Flynn himself

...and I even remember seeing this version! Long long ago, as a kid-- a kid who was significantly more face-blind and more clueless-about-actors than I am now. So I had no idea.

Anyway, with how much Disney loves making subtle references and connections... I now suspect this might have been on purpose.

Boiled grain

Flatbread with various toppings

Flatbread wrapped around filling

Fried lean meat

Stew of fatty meat and starch

Fermented vegetable

Oily sauce

Aromatic herbs

Stimulant alkaloids

that’s what Susan is

but no, we have to invent the most uninspired, surface level take on her story possible and peddle that as the big takeaway of a book series that hardly ever gives you such an on-the-nose “moral”