#epic reference

-O-ooh-oh!

"We're both hurting from losses so why not leave this here and just go home?"

"The line between nativity and hopefulness is almost invisible"

ODY AND POSEI REFERENCE SHEET IS DONE

↓ CLOSE UPS ↓

And one day, he dramatically shouts: WHAT IF I'M THE MONSTER?! What if I'm in the wrong? What if I'm the problem that's been hiding all along?...

Owen I’m on your stream I see you trying not to laugh that’s mad disrespectful

Philip doesn’t like the number 7 and is afraid of the ocean. Who knows, maybe it was foreshadowing.

Hamilton gets defensive when Washington calls him son because wishes that his father stayed around and could have that relationship with him. When he gets older, he slowly starts to wish he’d let himself be called son.

The only letter that Eliza kept was the first letter Alexander wrote to her, just for the memory. She kept it hidden, so nobody knew it survived. Maybe except for her children.

Lafayette has 4 modes when he’s drunk depending on who he’s around. If he’s around Mulligan, he’s probably about to do something stupid that’s going to get him killed because he trusts him enough to know that he won’t let him get hurt. … probably. If he’s with Hamilton he’s probably debating about some sort of culture shock or yapping for the sake of yapping. If he’s with Laurens, well thats the gateway to alcohol poisoning. If those two aren’t getting kicked out for overconsumption(which is rare) they are not seeing the sun again. If nobody’s there he just gets really sad. Like bedrotting depression. At a bar. Like staying overnight because nobody wanted to kick him out sad. Probably missing his family. He has separation anxiety.

Eliza sort of knew what was going on between Hamilton and Angelica, but she didn’t want to open her mouth and ruin her relationships so she didn’t. After the Reynolds pamphlet, she forgave Angelica because she was by her side when she needed her most(She was right on time) though she never outright told her that she knew.

Jefferson is really insecure about the way he leaves impressions on people, mostly sprouting from Hamilton. He would do anything to keep that a secret. He would drop a baby off a wall to make sure that nobody would tell. He’s only told Madison about it.

Madison is a medical anomaly. He always carries around cough drops and pain medication, though he swears it’s for Jefferson(when he really just convinced him to take better care of himself) At a certain point he had to wonder how he managed to outlive most of the people he’d worked with, with all his diseases. He was writing like he didn’t have the time, but he didn’t know he had so much time. By the time he realized, he was pissed.

Peggy was once close friends with Maria Reynolds. The two were attached at the hip and always got along, though they lost contact after she got married to a certain Mr. James Reynolds. She was stunned when she saw the Reynolds pamphlet, shocked and distraught when she saw her name pop up. Her childhood friend wouldn’t do something like that… would she…?

I’ll try to be polite when I say this, cuz Lee isn’t my personal favorite. Lee is the type of person to stalk somebody’s socials and like all their posts, but still will never talk to them because he’s scared. (Leebury anyone? Or like. Any Lee ship ig?) (also ignore me calling myself out)

Jefferson and Hamilton’s arguments are the highest form of entertainment. They could argue for years back and forth. Had there not been someone to stop them, it would be the 8th wonder of the world (9th if you count the lemon demon song)

Peggy actually really likes the name Margarita, but nobody ever calls her by that… except for Lafayette. It makes her feel special.

Burr has many ambitions, one of them to make it big enough in life. Still, he can feel himself being overshadowed by anything and everything at every possible time. It’s lead to him having a specific bitterness teetering on the line of ptsd whenever he tried something new. Still, he’s motivated not to give up. He has good intentions, but you know what they say about that.

Philip met Theodosia on a visit to the Burr residence in his tweens. The two hit it off and often kept in contact with letters, leading to him feeling more heard and understood.

When everything is silent, all Hamilton can think about is Philip. The world becomes still and thats the only time he can let himself grieve. Eliza has caught him like this before, clinging to her as the soft scent of salty tears wafts through the air. She just holds him tightly, trying to ground him as their world turns upside down.

Jefferson gets really defensive if anyone were to bring up Sally Hemings. (You can ignore this one if you want. I don’t even really like it but it had to be said)

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That’s it for now folks. Thanks for reading❤️✨

With that said…