Nut my name.

See this lady?

This is not, I repeat NOT  Mary Jane Watson.

 And I don’t mean that in a ‘she’s a poorly written take on the character who doesn’t deserve the name’ kind of way.

I don’t mean that in a ‘she is not from the mainstream Prime universe’ kind of way.

No I mean that this is in every way possible not Mary Jane Watson.

That right there as far as I can tell is Hope Summers.

It is literally a different character entirely.

Please STOP  using this image to represent Mary Jane!

It makes about as much sense as using this…

In the background of the anime’s intro, Katrielle finds what seems to be a hint coin.

This year Professor Layton is getting an anime….

You know what that means?

Next Year:

At the Baftas, where he picked up the best supporting actor award for playing Dr Watson to Benedict Cumberbatch’s Holmes, Freeman said that he saw Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s characters as being profoundly in love.

[…]“We all certainly saw it as a love story.

Martin Freeman, The Telegraph, 2011

For the record then:

“Me and Ben, we have literally never, never played a moment like lovers. We ain’t f—— lovers,” he says forcefully.

Martin Freeman, The Telegraph, 2018

final version:

And the kid Anna is based off of is actually this sweet peasant girl who is rescuing her best friend whom everyone else thought drowned and whom no one cared for because mirror shards got in his eyes and he only saw beauty in snowflakes while everything else was just disgustingly foul to him. Except he didn’t drown because he was whisked away by the snow queen.

Like this girl gives her shoes to the river to find out he didn’t drown. Her hair ribbons to the birds to find out who took him. Works her hands raw to get to him and has to suffer a mental breakdown because she got SO FUCKING CLOSE to saving him and he won’t even look at her because he wants to solve this puzzle the snow queen gave him.

There was a Soviet animated movie from 1957, that doesn’t brush over any of the things you just listed.

You get Gerda on her journey, meeting all of those people that both hinder her quest and help her, with older women from different regions of northern europe, as well as several princesses who aid her

also the art style and animation is absolutely gorgeous and I always feel like it’s a shame that older Soviet animation is barely recognized around the world 

For @love-in-mind-palace ❤️a scene from her gorgeous fic “ The Craving in Between”. Darling, thank you so much for having picked up my silly prompt and having turned it into a truly great work!

P.s. Sherlock’s face in the last panel. Perfection.