#outspoken

Na Lembradura, 2025

Mixed media: graphite and coffee, colour pencils, wax crayons, home made coffee watercolour and stamps on 200g paper - 'I remember the forest before greed burn all to the ground'

if my only weapond is my brush, i shall paint a truthful though in each page...in recolection of the fires of this past year, not only in Portugal but around the world

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Trump Weird News - "Pardon Me" - Rather Outspoken

Remember that post of my thoughts on Disney’s Peter Pan? Well, I’ve now seen the sequel, Return To Neverland, and… it’s way better than the original Peter Pan in my opinion.

1. Peter Pan himself is way more likable. He actually takes things seriously when need be (For example, when he and the lost boys are captured by Hook, he doesn’t joke around whatsoever). Also, he doesn’t put any of his friends in danger (whenever he does, he doesn’t know he is, and it’s unintentional.). For example, during the first fight scene between Peter and Hook in the movie, Peter actually saves Jane upon seeing her. Plus, Peter actually cares very much for his friends (for example, the scene where Jane tries to leave Neverland on her makeshift boat. When Peter sees Jane’s state, he tries to comfort her. Plus, when Tinkerbell is dying, he immediately does his best with the Lost Boys to find a way to save Tinkerbell). If there are any poor decisions he makes (like playing around with Jane’s notebook (leading to one of the Lost Boys eating it) and laughing when Tinkerbell causes Jane to fall), they are pretty minor, so they can be forgiven (for example, when Tinkerbell makes Jane fall, there is no shown intent from her to actually kill Jane. So perhaps Tinkerbell just thought it would be fun. Plus, Peter does save Jane, so perhaps Tinkerbell knew Peter would. As for the notebook thing, again, there was clearly no harm intended.).

2. Speaking of Tinkerbell, she’s also much better than in the original Peter Pan movie because she never intentionally tries to kill anyone.

3. Jane is a much better protagonist than Wendy. Her character starts the way it does for very understandable reasons (the war and what it causes destroys all her faith), she’s never afraid to speak her mind when need be (for example, the scene of Jane’s notebook I mentioned in 1. When the notebook is all gone, Jane does not hesitate to call out Peter and the Lost Boys for), and actually tries to save herself and her friends, like in the scene of the final battle.

4. The Lost Boys never intentionally do really bad stuff like they did in the original Peter Pan movie and are very caring, like when they try to save Tinkerbell with Peter like I mentioned earlier.

5. Captain Hook is more of an actual threat. True, there is that plot line of his fear of the octopus, but it doesn’t take up a lot of scenes. That allows the other scenes to make Captain Hook threatening when need be.

Why does Dan Wootton lie? He reported (WITHOUT LINKS) that "Bella Magazine" wrote allegedly "FRIENDS" of TRH PPOW nicknamed Markle's business (via WhatsApp): 'As If.' Sounds like a "report" planted by Montecito:

"According to a royal source...

FRIENDS of Prince William and Kate Middleton allegedly ridiculed Meghan after the announcement of her lifestyle co being rebranded to As Ever..." One said, "it's caused quite a bit of laughter within the group. WhatsApp messages have been going back and forth. It's all very budget and rushed. Embarrassing, really."