The Kommandant's Office

I understand and respect why Werner Klemperer did not want Klink to succeed at anything. I understand it all completely.

But in all the time I watched this show, I never hated anyone on it.

I loved them all, thought they were all great, and felt safe with them. Even Klink, because as ditzy as he was, he wouldn't harm a fly.

Same theme in their faces - Crane is the conventionally rugged male lead type with a square face, while Klemperer has much softer features, and frankly would have looked somewhat feminine with those big doe eyes of his if he hadn’t been bald. Of course queer-coding villains was pretty stock-in-trade in those days, and giving Klink that element of fussiness and vanity that is usually read as a female trait to undercut the character’s masculinity, and thus mark him as Not Quite Right, isn’t exactly exceptional. The old-fashioned monocle & riding crop also drive home the pretentiousness.

My concept is to wrote one scene from five different perspectives (Klink, Schultz, Hilda, Burkhalter, Hochstetter), each revealing the character's motivations and inner thoughts. It would turn out that none (and i mean none) of them actually are as loyal to the reich as they pretend. The point of this is to confuse the reader, so that they can't tell which one is actually Nimrod. Obviously though, only one of them can be Nimrod, and it would be revealed in a separate follow-up chapter.

However, i'm not sure how to actually write this kind of a five-pointer, keep everything believable, and hint at Nimrod's identity before the last chapter without revealing too much.

I am not a discord-pro so here have a new and better invite that should not expire anymore

- Work on fics and art together.

- Create round robins specifically for the Klogan ship.

- Create more (small) content.

- Confidentially share pieces without judgement, even if they're not so great.

- Do a Secret Santa each year, starting in November 1st and ending December 24th.

- Give each other birthday gifts in the form of content, assuming you feel comfortable enough to share the month and day of it.