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also wish nikki is kinda funny sorry, "it was a panic attack!" what- "i was on mdma" hello? "no baby i would never hurt you don't be scared🥰" immediately after walking backwards and she's been watching him sleep, screaming and doing flips and tricks all over the house, girl please- her saying "okay honey" in the flattest tone when bear tries to tell her he's upset about her cooking the cat after he practiced how to tell her off to make sure she didnt get upset, but she actually doesn't gaf, the cat is cooked, now what? pls she's so funny, let her terrorize him a little i need the comedy to get through the horrors

no okay but persephone. when you listen to the soundtrack it's like she's a party girl she drinks and has fun but you guys dont understand because every single time she took a drink she grimaced. every single time. not once did she enjoy herself, because it wasn't her indulging in her wants it was her coping. and even!! even during livin it up on top when everyone takes a drink there's a moment of silence where they all look almost disgusted by it. none of them enjoy it it doesn't taste good to any of them yet still they drink it??

The costuming choices in Hadestown regarding neckwear are just super interesting to me. The first notable division is the fact that the main characters all have some form of neckwear, and the ensemble, or chorus members, do not. However, it goes further than that. The female goddesses, (Persephone and the Muses) all wear black chokers. The mortals (Orpheus and Eurydice) both have bandanas. And the male gods (Hermes and Hades) both wear neckties— except Hades loses his necktie in Act 2. This is possibly to demonstrate the fact that he is meant to be viewed more as a man than a god in this part of the show, as he is called a man many more times in the second half of the show than in the first. In Act 2, Hades calls himself an old man on multiple occasions, and Orpheus compares Hades to himself, saying that he is also “a man, in love with a woman.” The Fates also warn that he may be viewed as a “heartless man”, as they sing about the conflict between his human feelings and kingly duties in Word to the Wise. The shift in lyrics and the change in costuming are reflections of each other.

in a world full of opinions on the new odyssey movie

Every time I gotta give an indignant “for WHAT?” to someone I briefly get possessed by this guy

Just finished watching Heartstopper Forever! Thought this bit was really funny 'cause in the comics the conversation happens earlier.

"You hear that? They're saying The Odyssey doesn't even have nobody!"

Today's Seal Is: Partaking In The Limitless Spring