#dez rambles

Like, he heard Virgil explain his favorite ridiculous complicated sweet coffee drink one time, and then like three months later when Virgil seemed particularly tired Janus just handed him the exact drink and then walked away. 

He remembers that Roman is afraid of the dark, and even though Janus enjoys lounging in the dark himself, he immediately reaches for the lights every time Roman walks into a dark room. 

He’ll bring up something that Logan or Remus said during one of their rambles out of the blue and it always stops the both of them dead in their tracks for a second, because wow, Janus hadn’t even looked like he was paying attention during that conversation but he was, and he wants them to talk about it more. 

He cuts the crusts off of sandwiches and gives them to Remus because he knows he likes to eat them and also give them to his rats as special treats. 

Patton makes a joke about being “a little horse!” at one point and Janus keeps giving him miniature horse figurines because every time he sees one he thinks about the dumb pun, and Patton is delighted with his new collection. 

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This was my bio when I was on Broadway lol

It's forever memorialized <3

Sentient afro ftw 💪🏽

What’s your favorite song trope in musicals?? I.e. things like the “I want” song n all… sorry if this question doesn’t make much senseee

All good!

I always love a good "I want" song but I also love a "everything is fun and games" song. Think "Sincerely Me" from Dear Evan Hansen or "Pandemonium" from Spelling Bee. One of my favorites from this song trope is "Exile in Gayville" from A Strange Loop.

I love it because it's the fun stuff before the conflict really starts setting in and you get to see the characters in their element.

I guess the HTDIO equivalent of this would be the song "Butterflies."

Like yes, I've always appreciated horror, despite considering myself too scared to watch anything within the horror genre. But now that I've gotten older and have better managed my OCD, I'm now finding horror ENJOYABLE! Like AH it's so good!

And there's so many lovely themes within the horror genre! The use of fear and disturbing imagery in art allows for subliminal messages to hit even harder.

I used to immediately shut down anything that was labeled as horror because I was scared of a lot of things as a kid. Like hell, Scooby Doo was scary to me. But now that I'm older, I finally made the decision to catch up on all of the horror movies I've missed. So far I've watched:

Get Out, The Substance, Ginger Snaps, FNAF 1 (does this count), Jennifer's Body, The Conjuring, The Craft, Pearl, Midsommar, Bodies Bodies Bodies, Love Lies Bleeding, Beetlejuice (1&2), Bird Box, I Saw the TV Glow, Us, and probably some more that I'm forgetting.

I have VERY much considered picking up a banjo but I'm def more of a "play chords with a simple strumming pattern and sing along to my favorite songs" type guitar/ukulele player. I struggle a lot with finger style and have never bothered to actually learn lol

You should learn something off of Cowboy Carter! /nf I absolutely love Beyoncé and if I got a banjo, I'd be trying to learn every single song off that album.