So for my character design class we had to do three transformation sets and think zombie transformation but not do zombie. So after looking into Scleroderma I came up with this. 

The premise is that this mining community managed to break into this huge mineral deposit in the ground. Unfortunately, what they didn’t realize was this deposit was hyper active and had the ability to grow on/in anything. So once the particles got into the air and breathed in by the town’s inhabitants, suddenly crystals start sprouting on and out of their skin. By the end the town is filled with these horrific human/crystal statues.

1) Miner who was basically the first victim of the disease. His body one day just dropped down dead in the mine and everyone was too afraid to touch him so they just left him down there where the rocks and crystal grew and basically became apart of the mine wall.

2) Mom and her baby. Baby completely crystalized and then the mom soon afterwards. Her hand broke off and her skin has taken on the properties of the crystal and left in her frozen in agony for all eternity. 

If you do not care what gender your roleplay partner identify themselves as.

Be they male, female, trans, or whatever else is out there.

If you are a friend, you are a friend. If we ship our muses together, we ship the heck out of our muses. I don’t care if you are a female playing male, a male playing female or whatever is inbetween.

Rapunzel, Tangled

Have you ever noticed how Eugene reacts to the question?

When was the last time he compared his life to Flynnigan Rider’s? And all of a sudden, Rapunzel questions his life choices, and Eugene realizes that Flynnigan would probably be disappointed in the direction he took, and he’s ashamed. This book character was his hero, but where Flynnigan went about things honestly, because he had the money to spend, Eugene had to steal the money to live the life he wanted, and somewhere along the lines, he lost the goal. ‘Amass treasure’ became the prize, and he stopped trying to “do anything that he wanted to do,” or “go anywhere that he wanted to go.” He told himself that the ultimate goal was to lay on piles of money in the sun, but that wasn’t the life that Flynnigan Rider led. And that wasn’t the life that poor orphan Eugene Fitzherbert wanted. All poor orphan Eugene Fitzherbert wanted was the better option. And for the first time, he’s questioning the direction his life has taken.

Ben Affleck and a butter knife

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