adam

i find it funny how both tommy and tubbo had very little understanding of their canon counterparts and kinda just went with the flow and while doing so they created two of the most tragic characters i’ve ever seen and i think that is simply beautiful

One day i will make or do something

GUARDS!! console me

i swear i had no idea what was going to happen in 198 this was entirely coincidence please believe me

the most compelling moment of woe.begone, to me, was the consolidation of Micheal and lieutenant. it felt like a real death. every other dead man rises but Micheal the cowboy died in that episode, in my eyes. he "comes back" again and again, but none of the other iterations really feel as much like a real person. I guess that probably sounds like a writing critique, but it's not. woe.begone is an excellent (though possibly unintentional) testament to impermanence. I love the story and the characters but they shift forever and are often gone. to me the Micheal who i got to know and love died and became a vague shape that continues to produce copies of itself. there is no trackable central mikey. everything shifts and changes. I can think this and also continue to enjoy mike iterations across the story. there is no real mike walters. they're all real. at the same time, future Mike is gone, and future Micheal has died. and i enjoy that. it's permanent in a world where permanence has no meaning

being a dsmp fan aged like fine wine into a subscription service where every 1-3 months it feels like someone comes and stabs you with 400 knives. and then you have to go to work