#peculiar

Yes I have! I love seeing her interactions with each child and how that shapes all their relationships! Here are some of my favorite examples:

Claire: She clearly views Alma as her mother; Alma is likely the only maternal figure she has ever known. Alma is fond of her, and even if she doesn't explicitly admit to seeing her as a daughter, Claire is unmistakably a "mama's girl" and loves that role.

Olive: Alma adopted Olive and gave her those lead shoes; it’s obvious the girl was well cared for in every possible way (the whole house was adapted for her)but Olive doesn't share quite as strong a bond with Alma, as she had relatively good parents whom she still thinks about constantly.

Emma: Another case of someone who considers herself the ymbryne's daughter; Emma holds her in such high regard that she changed her birthday to the day Alma found her, because that was the day she met her true mother. Emma is the only one who actually calls Alma "Mother," and the feeling is mutual, even if Emma drives Alma crazy from time to time.

Bronwyn: She holds the ymbryne in high regard; she doesn't view her as a mother, but she respects her deeply. Alma was Wyn's safe haven when Victor left; he entrusted his sister's safety to the ymbryne's capable hands.

Horace: He is just as much a "mama's boy" as Claire; he has been with the ymbryne for so long that he learned to knit from her and adopted her style of dress. He genuinely admires and respects her and views her as a mother, though he won't admit it.

Enoch: He won't admit it, but he deeply admires and respects his ymbryne, even if his behavior suggests otherwise when he's in her presence. When Alma was in danger, Enoch was among those most worried about her; she had welcomed him warmly, giving him the freedom to be whoever he wanted without judgment. He admires his ymbryne and will defend her against any idiot who dares to badmouth her in his hearing.

Saudade is a word that exists only in Portuguese and defines the longing for someone, the pain of absence, the nostalgia for what is no longer had; the body and mind yearn for something that is no longer there, that is only in the past and in your sweet memories. All that remains is the bittersweet feeling of a past joy that will not return, but which, thank heavens, you had the privilege of experiencing...

Hugh feels saudade for Fiona for most of this story.

1. If you could have any type of fic on MPHFPC, what would it be?

2. Is there anything you love seeing done in the MPHFPC fandom? Anything you want to see done in the future?

3. What's your favorite flower?

4. Do you have a favorite classical music piece?

5. What do you think Miss P's favorite classical music piece is?

6. Do you think Miss P knows how to play piano?

7. Does Anna starling play any instruments? (Always gotta ask about the best Ymbryne of course😂) Does Fyodor?

8. Do you think the kids like modern day food/desserts?

Hey!

The story of Miss Peregrine

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Mirabilis jalaba

No

Probably some peculiar musical or Mozart.

Yes, and a variety of other instruments; she had plenty of time to learn.

Fyodor plays the flute and Anna is a disaster at playing instruments. Fyodor even tried to teach her, but gave up halfway through because she was REALLY bad.

this is actually going off of the question you got from 🇲🇽anon lol: do you think riggs intended for the series to turn into a hexology? or do you think his orginal plan was to stop at the first trilogy? while i fear it definitely makes sense to keep the story going (there was just so many things left unanswered and unfinished), i feel like the second trilogy is so messy and scrambled especially at some points, that i go back and forth on what riggs intentions were. maybe their actually is a clear answer riggs has stated before, i know you have seen many if not all of his interviews lol.

also, a question i got the other day that im genuinely curious to see what other people think: if you were to put olive under water, would she pop or float back up like a balloon or is her body density still the same as a normal human despite her abilities? it really got me thinking about this poor girls anatomy lol...

Actually, Riggs' intention was really just to make a trilogy, but since the universe was extremely expansive and the publisher still seemed interested in more books in that universe, he continued. And I agree with you, it's clear how disorganized the second trilogy is, AMOD was very ambitious, sepia and color photos, Clans, organizations of humans who hunt peculiars, a prophecy... Then half of that was discarded and the books have strange pacing...

-Ricky and Dallas

-julia and Emma

-Bronwyn and Victor

-🇲🇽anon

Hi anon

-Ricky and Dallas are very close brothers; Rick even works with Dallas sometimes. Rick admires his brother enough to speak proudly of him to others and brag about him driving limousines; they do fight occasionally, but it’s just silly sibling bickering.

-Julia and Emma were close sisters; Julia was the only one in the family who wasn't afraid of Emma—so much so that her greatest act of kindness toward her sister was setting her free. Emma was Julia’s protector—a brave and affectionate sister.