Some Time Ago, When Coco Only Came Out, Someone Pointed Out That All The People In The Land Of The Dead

Some time ago, when Coco only came out, someone pointed out that all the people in the land of the dead were adults, and not old people like we expected. Coco was the only one who we saw as an old lady after death.

I think I know why. Remember the photos on the ofrenda: everyone was the same as in the dead world. For example, mother Imelda dies of old age presumably, or a while after Hector did. Yet she stayed in the form of a 20-30 years old woman in the dead world. Because her picture on the ofrenda shows her when she was 20-30 yo, when Coco was small and about a few months before Hector's death. Coco's picture, however, was placed when she was old, so she appeared as an old lady in the dead world.

So... A lot of aesthetics & phases circle around the Greek Mythology.

Are there some aesthetics around Norse mythology??

I started watching The Marvel Universe.

I don't plan to watch all of it, only the ones that interest me (Dr. Strange, Ironman, Spiderman, Thor...).

In the week I watched Ironman 1 & 2, and just now I finished watching Thor. And I'm utterly disappointed by this movie.

The romance added nothing. Just nothing. In Ironman, the romance between Tony and Pepper added a little to the film. She kept him human, at least tried, and didn't let his spoiled side take the wheel. What did the romance between Thor & Jane add? Nothing. He was fighting for his land, not for her. She helped him because he said he could help with her investigation. He kissed her hand because that's how ladies are treated in his homeland. Isabella, from the cafe would've done the same.

Loki was 100% right. I mean, Thor is a hot headed idiot stuck in his teenage years. All he seeks is battle & war, while Loki cared for the kingdom. At the beginning of the movie, when he let the ice monsters inside to stop the ceremony, he did a huge favour to Asgard. He lured Laufey into Odin's chambers to end him. And he succeeded. He tried to destroy a realm full of monsters that seek nothing but blood and death. He didn't let his hot headed brother to the throne because he knew he would fuck shit up.

Loki didn't try to kill Thor. He just, knocked him out? I didn't understand this scene. Loki loved Thor. He didn't kill him with The Destroyer's laser. He just swung his arm and threw him. The scars weren't deep. So I assume he knocked him out. He didn't send The Destroyer to end Thor. He controlled him. Loki wanted to stop Thor and the warriors from returning. Plus, when the Mjolnir came flying to Thor, he caught it. That means, he didn't die.

Also, Thor went from a spoiled and stuck-in-his-teenage-years to a "Man Worthy of Being the King of Asgard" TM In a day with 3 humans. Like, wtf? I believe no living thing changes so fast. That was a Hella lazy arc.

Some time ago I reached (for the 3rd time) "I'm the Villainess, so I'm waking the final boss".

I really liked it, even tho sometimes it looks like it skipped a few days in the story, but still it's my favourite romance Isekai. And as I always do, while lying in bed I thought about another turn in the story

Spoiler alert for those who didn't watch it or didn't watch ep 11

So, when Elephas revealed that he was against Aileen and Claude the whole time, he threatened her to say she never loved Claude in front of the King and the ball guests, or he would kill Almond. She did start to lie to Claude, but was interrupted by Almond, who broke free, and almost died, but returned the memories to Claude.

I thought, what would happen if Aileen would just break down while saying that she didn't love Claude? She would start strong, then her voice would break, tears fill her eyes, and after a few seconds she's sobbing on the ground covering her eyes saying only one line "I love you, Lord Claude. I love you.."

Then Claude, who sees that she didn't mean all she said, would approach her, lift her chin and see the face no one saw: crying Aileen. Really, breaking down in tears. That was his plan - to make her cry.

He lifts her in a princess style, while she hides her wet face in his neck , turns to his father and grandmother, and says : " I want no other bride than her. She's the only one I need."

Maybe that would lead to something. Maybe Lilia would see how much this world means to Aileen, and how much Claude means to her.

A long time ago I saw this post on Tumblr:

If you're gay and alone at home, you're homolone. And, all the posts about gays not able to cook. So I'm COOKING HOMOLONE

*SPOILERS FOR SEASON 6 OF BNHA*

So I thought, in one of the last episodes, in the scene where Uraraka defended Midoriya so people at UA shelter won't throw him out and will accept him. What would happen, if Inko ran out of the crowd to Izuku?

Just imagine: rain, Izuku arrives at UA after all the scene with "I'm sorry Izuku" & the class capturing him, and people shout at him for making UA not a safe place. And then, when Uraraka is ready to jump to the roof.... "THATS MY SON"

Inko runs from the crowd towards all worn out Izuku, hugs him tight with her head on his chest and cries "IZUKU, MT BABY... WHAT HAPPEND TO YOU ? WHY WASNT I THERE TO PROTECT YOU? My poor baby boy..."

She sobs while Izuku just hugs her and breaks into tears himself. Bakugou comes along and pats on her back to try to calm her. I see two outcomes:

1. All the other parents ran to their kids. Mitsuki to Bakugou, Uraraka's parents to her, all the other parents or friends of the heroes and students just make it a hugging and crying mess. And then 2.

Or

2. People understand that this boy, even though he is covered in dirt and blood , looks like a villain, has multiple quirks and is being chased by AFO, is still a normal boy. He has friends, a mother, a life that was stolen from him just like from them and he is trying his best to get it back. He just... Isn't as lucky. Instead of hiding in the shelter with everyone, he tried to save them and risk his life and the happiness of his mother.

Just... Wow