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if your love for a shittily written FICTIONAL world is greater than that of real living, breathing, suffering minorities you dont deserve to say you care about us, you dont

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I went, "What. no. she/her."

"How does that work? With she/her/hers and they/them?"

I stared at her. "What are you talking about?"

"Well you came out as-" and I said, "I'm asexual."

She replied, "Like an amoeba, I know."

"Oh. My god. No. Mom. It doesn't- it's not the asexual you learned about in biology. I didn't come out as a single celled organism."

With heavy relief, she said "Oh, it has a different meaning?"

There is no definitive proof Lenin really climbed Rysy, however it was still preserved as an annual tradition, with speeches often being given on the peak.

Even after so many decades, young Slovak communists often host an annual climb of Rysy in honor of Czechoslovak socialist traditions.

Chapters: 10/? Fandom: Ghostbusters (1984-1989; 2021), Back to the Future (Movies) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence Relationships: Egon Spengler & Ray Stantz & Peter Venkman & Winston Zeddemore, Emmett “Doc” Brown & Marty McFly, George McFly & Marty McFly, Egon Spengler & Ray Stantz & Peter Venkman & Winston Zeddemore & Marty McFly, George McFly/Lorraine Baines McFly Characters: Marty McFly, Emmett “Doc” Brown, Ray Stantz, Winston Zeddemore, Peter Venkman, Egon Spengler, Gerald Strickland, George McFly, Buford Tannen, Original Ghost Character(s) (Ghostbusters), Douglas J. Needles, Clara Clayton, Jules Brown, Verne Brown, Lorraine Baines McFly, Copernicus the Dog (Back to the Future) Additional Tags: Crossover, Ghostbusting (Ghostbusters), Possession, Comedy, Dark Comedy, flying book alert, Peter shows empathy in a different way I swear, Flashbacks, pine city mention, Buford gets hit by a car, buford is dead, zombie buford, zombie Buford gets run over again, implied janegon, I will feed you crumbs of janegon, Self-Harm, vampiric carpet, marty the unofficial ghostbuster, possessed doc brown, Digital Art, Art, Haunted Houses, Ghost Dogs, Mystery Summary:

Do you think Mummy couldn't remember his name because of trauma from the transformation

Oooooo that's legitimately a very interesting concept.

I admit I'm not much of an expert on mummy but I know people who could be.

It could be totally possible that, as the centuries went by, he and other living mummies forgot their names, though transforming from men to monsters definetely helped them forget their identities as living humans.

As for why Mummy/Tupac is the most affected of all of them (or at least the other two mummies we saw in the sequels along with the mention of a mummy court) is because he's the one who has lost SO much after having to climb his way into recognition and fame.

Like yeah, that little prince brat and his whole family probably got mummyfied as well, but they are still together, maybe with all their staff and guards. Mummy doesn't have that. He doesn't look like someone who has a family, like parents, siblings or the like. If he has them, they could live far away and most likely didn't get to be inmortal monsters with him.

As far as I know, and I take that for a page of the coloring book of the upcoming movie, is that his closest friend was that white llama, who Mummy refers as "Pezuñitas" (Little Hooves in spanish), and that he missed his "old friend" so much, meaning that two things could have happen:

1) The llama didn't get to be mummified, so he and Tupac were separated when Paititi became a hidden, undead city, or...

2) The llama was transformed into an undead animal but couldn't follow Mummy into exile, be it because the court didn't let it go with his owner, or Mummy didn't want his friend to wander in an unknown land and seen as a monster by others because of him, so he ordered it to stay in the city.

In any case, losing his pet/best(?) friend most likely contributed to his insanity and not remembering his previous identity as well. And that loneliness it's why he's very close to Tad and company, hence why he's jelaous of Oli, because he's paranoid about losing everyone's love because of her.

As Tupac, he had a life, ambitions, good looks (by Incan standards, I think), a whole path to still discover, a community that adored him, a pet llama a job and prestige. He had it all.

Then the Conquistadors arrive, and he lost everything. Including his name, which sadly happened with many native culture that (as is the case with American and Canadian boarding schools) had their name forcibly taken away from them and had to use one more common and "correct", easy to remember, but always feeling in their lives that something was missing.

In Mummy's case, he adores the modern present, but he still misses home, who he used to be, what he was before the spanish arrived, what they took from him.

In other words, he's homesick and craving for an almost forgotten past and identity he was forced to leave behind for an historical event he was unable to predict, much less control.

Oh, and he and the other mummies forgetting their names could be a reference to all the incan and pre-hispanic mummies everywhere who are nameless because, unlike some mummies in Egypt, their cultures didn't recorded their names, hence why the archeological community who find them are the ones to name them in first place.

-Definetely was bullied as a child for daydreaming a lot.

-Always carries Super Cookies even if Jeff isn't around. You never know when you're gonna need them.

-Knows that brushes are a key tool for archeology but kind of had a resentment towards them because "Brush History 101" (as I like to call the class Tad took on the third movie) was super boring and because Ryu and his team of stuck-up archeologists would threw their brushes at him so he could clean them. He got over it as years went by, and by the time Oli is two years old, he developed fond memories of the tool because his daughter uses them to paint her drawings.

-Would still see, freeze, and because super in love with Sara as if it were the first time he saw her approaching him at that airport in Peru, no matter if years have passed, his love for her NEVER fades and only grows stronger.

-Totally an overprotecting dad in any way possible. He may loose a little at the end of the fourth movie regarding Oli and the adventures that she wants to participate so badly, but when she grows up and decides to have a boyfriend/girlfriend, oooh boy...

-Has a fond love for Peru, not only because he managed to meet the love of his life and his best friend, but also because it was the first place where he finally felt like the explorer he always dreamed to be (for the thrill of adventuring that he had as a child, not so much for the recognition like in the other movies). He usually goes there for vacations or holidays.

-He's still in contact with Freddy and Tiffany, having their phone numbers and talking with them once a month. Tiffany tells Tad how she became a full-time archeologist and is slowly becoming a well-known figure in the community. Tad would congratulate her and warn her to not make a team with Ryu and the others. They are not bad guys, but most of the time unpleasant people to be around. Freddy mostly calls Tad to ask him if he has already found something very valuable either to sell at a high price or becoming famous (which means they also get money). Tad would always answer "no", to Freddy's dismay. Nevertheless, they are still good friends and Freddy offers Tad to stay at his house any time he needs.

-He really appreciates having Mummy around as a Best friend/brother because he never had any of those before, but wouldn't show that at first because of how chaotic and impulsive the undead is. After the third movie, thing went more smoothly, then Oli arrived...

-It was him who came with the name "Olimpia" and feared at first that Sara would find it ridiculous because of how rare it was. He was greatly surprised when he found out Sara loved that name too.

-Would use most of his earnings to make sure Jeff is always healthy and well-fed. Same with Sara regarding Belzoni. They really love their pets.

-Post fourth movie, he will gain more respect for Mummy and the man he used to be, no matter if he was hero material or a traitor at the end of the Magic Lamp adventure, because the guy he has next to him is HIS bff Mummy and now he knows he's more complex and had deep reasons for going to the past and not just a simple tantrum. He would ask him if he remembers more of his acomplishments as Tupac, if Mummy is okay with sharing that info, of course.

-Still sees Proffesor Humbert at the museums he works, kind seeing him as a mentor/father figure.