#flygron

So this pairing came about from a screenshot from Satan where it looks as though a Florence puppet is being reused, combined with some of my friends and I’s Flygron headcanons and my headcanon that Florence and Danielle are childhood friends

- Flygron’s real name is Fletcher Tyedown, 667 Pitchfork Lane is his familial home (they’re old money)

- Fletch, if it wasn’t obvious from his whole deal, has a little bit of Peter Pan syndrome

- His parents are supportive of his lifestyle, maybe they were neglectful in his youth and are trying to make up for it or maybe they think it’s just a very long phase he’s going through

- They did want him to get a job though so he manages the Sinville Blockbuster

- Idk how the timeline would work really it’s not important

- Florence, as someone who’s implied to be homophobic and is a devout Protestant the whole idea came about from a moment of weakness

- But Fletcher’s explanation that they aren’t really worshipping the devil from the Bible eased her fears

- I think Florence would want monogamy, at the love acquisition rituals she mostly just ate, mingled, and watched no matter how much Fletcher flirted with her at first

- During Satan Florence hid when she saw Danielle, too embarrassed for this to be their first interaction after such a long time

- When they rekindle their friendship he’s happy for her even if the image makes him want to throw up in his mouth

- Their relationship helps Florence to open up and for Fletcher to mature

- As a result of his new ambition his parents bought Blockbuster for Fletcher as a wedding present

- Roger and Fletcher don’t get along for obvious reasons but they keep it civil for Anne

- Roger is lowkey shitting his pants when he has to drop Anne off at the scary Sinville dungeon

Not all of these are horror some are just disturbing but like, horror means “an intense feeling of fear, shock, or disgust.” so! Flygron my pretentious king.

Salo

(In World War II Italy, four fascist libertines round up nine adolescent boys and girls and subject them to 120 days of torture.)

Marquis (penis puppet)

(Pre-French Revolution Bastille holds political prisoners: a woman impregnated by king after rape, police chief accused of selling tainted meat, Marquis wrongfully charged with conspiring against king.)

Society

(An ordinary teenage boy discovers his family is part of a gruesome orgy cult for the social elite.)

Where The Dead Go To Die

(A troubled group of children living on the same block are haunted by a talking dog named Labby who brings them on surreal hell-rides between different dimensions and time periods.)

The Stuff