I Recently Discovered Jack Stauber's Opal And I Swear If This Had Came Out During My Middle School Years

I recently discovered Jack Stauber's Opal and I swear if this had came out during my middle school years on the internet, it would haunt me for decades. Low-key it kinda has been haunting me since I've seen it.

I want to see more, like how do the adults interact with each other, you know if they can even acknowledge each other in their own self isolation and narcissism.

But, above all else...I just want to pick Claire up and give her a happy and good life away from her toxic family. First stop would be getting her a burger from Opal's

Watched Pixar's Elemental and it was super cute.

The story is pretty generic, but the relationship between Wade & Ember is sweet and carries quite a bit.

Also, genuinely surprised by the racism allegory in the film.

I recently discovered Jack Stauber's Opal and I swear if this had came out during my middle school years on the internet, it would haunt me for decades. Low-key it kinda has been haunting me since I've seen it.

I want to see more, like how do the adults interact with each other, you know if they can even acknowledge each other in their own self isolation and narcissism.

But, above all else...I just want to pick Claire up and give her a happy and good life away from her toxic family. First stop would be getting her a burger from Opal's

Not gonna lie, I have a mental image of sun and moon fusing into eclipse like ruby and sapphire did in the steven universe movie…

but, I’m also pretty sure it’s moon kicking and screaming while sun drags him.🤷‍♀️

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There Tiktok, I’ve now looked into Welcome Home Puppet Show! All I can say though is……….👁️👁️