vibeo james ...

I just noticed in Scarlet Hollow during the witch sequence, each time you take back another daughter it adds a layer of vocals to the music. thats such a cool detail

the implications of a nonwhite scarlet hollow MC. rotating them in my head. like imagine growing up severed not only from the cruel white old money side of the family, but also entirely removed from your father who gave you the features which set you apart from the only family you have in the world. if the MC grows up without access to community and culture their main tie to their heritage would be, quite plainly, racist interactions. what the hell must it be like to go back and peer into the faces of the few local families who fit the bill and wonder if they might know who your father is. if someone can tell you where you're from and who you belong to. i'm holding your hands so tight rn btw

yes!! exactly!! and it'd be such a good parallel to kaneeka's storyline. it really complicates the Omelas parable to have the sacrificial lamb and fuel for the town's prosperity be a person of colour, especially Black or Native like you said. just get in the hole, Y/N, you'd be cut off from the outside world and your people but your captors would be so so nice to you. nothing but the same two faces for the rest of your life.