Callum
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Headcanon A: Ā realistic
A bit fanciful, but I think it has decent grounding: the drawings in the end credits are all drawings made by Callum - either during the show or afterwards, when he learns more about everyone elseās adventures.
Evidence: Theyāre all in the same style as the ones in his sketch book, and some of them even appear in the sketchbook.
Headcanon B: while it may not be realistic it is hilarious
Rayla is super into anime and Callum draws anime fanart for her.
Yes Iām borrowing from my real world high school AU but you know what, Iām gonna say show-verse also. Realism who.
Headcanon C: heart-crushing and awful, but fun to inflict on friends
Harrow spent all of that time distancing himself from Callum so Callum would be able to grieve and mourn his ārealā father properly, but Callum doesnāt even remember his birth father. Harrowās the only father Callum has ever known.
Harrow and Callumās entire relationship was basically familial mutual pining - each loving the other as a son/father but never taking that final step to admitting it because they thought it wasnāt their place.
Headcanon D: unrealistic, but I will disregard canon about it because I reject canon reality and substitute my own.
Heās half-Jewish! I know the show has never talked about religion, and if it did, the religions probably wouldnāt be a one-for-one parallel to any real-world religion butā¦
Look, I love this show for so many reasons, but one thing that irks me a bit is that they took the very Jewish hamantash cookie and completely culture-stripped it into ājelly tarts.ā Anyway, you bet your socks Iām going to claim SOMEONE in the family that loves hamantaschen so much as Jewish in retaliation. I think either Sarai or Callumās first father were Jewish, and Sarai went to a lot of Purim celebrations and got absolutely hooked.
(That could be an and/or, with Callum being Jewish on both sides, but Iām also half-Jewish and projecting)
Bonus Headcanon
(Because Iām not sure if ārealisticā means ālikely to become canonā or ācanon-compliantā so this could be A or D)
Our boy is panace!
Dragons are ace culture, and heās one of the main characters in a show called āThe Dragon Prince.ā It simply follows.
As for pan, well. See Headcanon A, and then remember that credit drawing of Aaravos doing the open shirted, wine glass, Leonardo di Caprio pose. Yeah.
(Post-Show Callum: āYes, Aaravos was scary and evil BUT ALSO, consider.ā *turns sketchbook around*
Rayla: *facepalms*
Callum: āWhat!? Iām just saying.ā)
