🌴🌼Kay-mae🌼🌴

Ola vengo a contagiarlos con mi esquizofrenia, la verdad lo dibujé con el corazón porque no le sé a nada sobre iluminación y solo tomo referencias de imágenes con colores similares para tratar de entender cómo funcionaba. Se aceptan críticas constructivas e insultos destructivos.

2. the man i used to be from court of monte cristo

Beautiful with or without hair

Source: 'Beat Commander" Playlist On JD Now

EDIT: WAIT THE TAG LINE! "No limits! No doubts! Just your moves this Boss' Day!"

Does that imply Romantic Jack Rose is a AU WHERE He WON?! IT THIS THE FUTURE HE HOLDS?

EDIT 2: HOLY CRAP?!

Hace rato que quería editar esta imagen porque la expresión de Jack me recordaba a este meme asdfgh

My guess: they were both aspiring ballerinas who had to give up on that dream due to a traumatic event. The key difference between them is how they reacted to their circumstances. Sara moved on, while Night Swan took it out on all the Danceverses.

This theory mostly stems from the movie Save the Last Dance, and the parallels I noticed between that and our main story. The female lead, Julia Stiles' character, is also named Sara, and she starts out wanting to study ballet in Julliard, but on the day of her audition, her mother is killed in a car crash while on a rush to get there. This causes Sara to give up ballet completely, as she ends up moving in with her dad and transferring to a mostly black school. She eventually meets and becomes close to a friendly guy named Derek who also happens to be a talented hip-hop dancer, showing her his style of dancing and consequently helping her regain her passion for dance.

So we have a white girl named Sara navigating an unfamiliar environment while falling in love developing a close bond with a black guy who brings her out of her shell. Sounds familiar?

I reckon the castings of Sara, Night Swan, and Wanderlust, at least in JD2023, all collaborate to this being the case. Sara and Night Swan were both originally portrayed by Shirley Henault, who specializes in contemporary dancing, which is (or at least is usually depicted as) very lyrical and balletic—and of course, Jerky Jessy, who plays Wanderlust, specializes in hip-hop and commercial dancing. Heck, these parallels are part of what made me come up with the headcanon of Wanderlust's middle name being De'rek!

And not to get overly biased but you can't tell me this in particular isn't super WanderSara-coded, like, COME ON