Like Cleopatra grew up in a small town...

When Emma falls in love, it's all on her face Hangs in the air like stars in outer space When Emma falls in love, she disappears And we all just laugh after seein' it all these years

We made a playlist inspired by Emma Woodhouse and Jordan Knightley as a perk for Carmen for donating to the Public History crowdfunding campaign on Seed&Spark!

Playlist link: spoti.fi/2W4NLDS

ISFJ: too good for this world, to pure, doesn’t deserve this ESFJ: kindly mom friend, trying too hard ISTJ: underrated girlfriend who puts up with too much and is trying to keep things In Order ESTJ: organized but slightly controlling girlfriend of the main character who is trying to Get Everyone’s Shit Together INTJ: knew it all from the start but hid it from everyone to dramatically reveal it later ENTJ: either a lovably sarcastic smartass or trying to take over the world. May display some of INTJ’s qualities but less hiding-in-a-dark-corner about it INFJ: introspective ukulele kid, girl stubbornly trying to find The One, or any other variety of niche types ENFJ: woman with a stubborn but bad plan to set people up. Needs to talk to her XSTJ girlfriend/ potential girlfriend.  ISFP: intense artist kid ready to fight when the time comes ESFP: over-the-top overly sure Shakespearean boy who needs to learn about consequences. If they’re not running the main vlog channel, they’ve hijacked it. INFP: struggling child overcome by the Possibilities of life. Either fears the camera or vlogs as a form of therapy. ENFP: excited nerd who starts a vlog to document a Big Journey in their life. Or maybe they’re just bored.

This chart shows (as best I could manage with the information I had) the connections in the LIWEU (literary-inspired webseries extended universe). 

A guide to the lines: Shows connected with solid lines mention each other as real people in video canon. Shows connected with dotted lines have characters who interact through transmedia, including video descriptions. Dashed line connections are for Inseparables in All For One, since those are really their own category. And the tiniest dotted lines are for shows that are fictional in each other’s universes. There are a lot more of those, but if I added all of them, this chart would cease to make any sort of sense.

I only used arrows when the shows are clearly in a weird situation with each other (mutually fictional or just super not on the same page).