#chloblime

Lukloé, Chloblime, Chlobrina, Chloadrien, Chloalya, and Chlonette.

Lukloé is all about that 🔥. It's passion and chaos. It's a trainwreck that everyone survives. It's art, music, motion, and love.

Chloblime is two people who both have momzillas supporting each other. Neither is *in* the friend group per-se. Chloé doesn't want to screw things up. Sublime is absolutely down bad for Chloé on a 'she's hot!' level. It's a Disney Princess and a Wicked Step-sister kissing. It's fun!

Chlobrina is the rocky relationship that finally rights itself. It's the long road that blurs friendship and relationship until the distinction no longer matters. It's hope and boundaries.

Chloadrien is childhood friends, reunited. I should be clear I enjoy this one most when it is reunited in adulthood. It's how the people important to us can change in different ways, yet bonds remain. It's two broken people finding their damage lines up and that makes life work for them.

Chloalya is stubborn heroics meets the perfect trial. It's teaching and being taught. It's finding a flame under ashes. It's a project that becomes fuel for living life more fully. It's chaos and chutzpah overdosing at the same time. It's 'How does that even work?' with the answer being 'very well, thank you.'

Sublime:Applies 13-in-1 to every part of her body and hoses off. Princess magic takes care of the rest.

No seriously, tell me this wouldn't be SUCH a great narrative ship/friendship/situation to introduce into Miraculous Ladybug.

On the one hand, Chloe the outcast, a former bully with zero power now. She's under her mother's thumb, with more demands and still zero praise. She has to find a way to interact with her past baggage and yet not simply ripping herself apart to be something DIFFERENT that people want so she can earn their approval.

On the other, Sublime the newcomer. She has zero interactions with Chloe. She's got a momzilla though, and so she knows ALL about that. She's both a stunning princess and someone who very much doesn't fit the image Chloe has been trained to uphold.

Sublime is clever and learned. Chloe is obtuse and ignorant. Yet Chloe is cunning in her own way, and Sublime innocent in hers.

Sublime wanting to interact with Chloe breaks open the expectations of the Miraclass. Sublime=good, but Chloe=bad. Miraclass Minds=Blown.

Chloé having to find SOME way to interact or avoid the Miraclass that doesn't upset Sublime.

Both of them having to both appease and manage their parental disasters.

Also: Sublime thinks Chloe is *REAL PRETTY*, while Chloe for her part isn't even sure she's allowed to think Sublime is pretty anymore. (But she still does, she just feels like she isn't worthy)

Hmm, interesting. Let me ruminate a moment....

Okay, just made up a game for these sorts of things. 'Adopt, Reject, Makeover' I'll either adopt a headcanon if I think it's out of the box perfect, reject it if I think it's just off base, or give it a makeover if I think it's a good concept but my own headcanon doesn't quite line up. None of this should be taken as you not being allowed to headcanon whatever you want! This is just my own personal reaction to it.

In this case- Makeover.

Chloe is definitely showing her support, but she's an influencer now. She's got an image and methods. So, her support is less 'crafty home signs' which would both draw attention and look gauche.

Instead she will talk up Sublime's track meets like a major sporting event in the weeks and days leading up to them. It starts out with small mentions, but there will be calls to action, hints she(Chloe) might be seen there, and entirely too much about this amazing Belgian runner!

The day of the meet she will absolutely livestream it, with a tripod net to her. Her camera stays in her hand the entire time she puts on a commentary laced play by play for her viewership UNTIL one of Sublime's runs comes up. Then her camera goes in the tripod, focused on the track, and she's focused on Sublime herself. Chloe will shout, cheer, and wave her arms in those brief seconds of excitement just like a normal person might -vulnerability when the camera is not on her-. Then up goes the camera again and the commentary flows.