Werewolf Tim Doodle

Werewolf Tim doodle

I saw @ / mersei47 do face guides for how they draw the mh cast so I wanted to try my hand at my own. I haven't really drawn these characters in years so it was nice to see how much better i've gotten at drawing them.

Do u like caterpillars

Yes because I also want to eat until I become more beautiful

Having more Marble Hornets thoughts.

Apologies if this seems a little disjointed, I'm on my way home after the gym *after* an all nighter.

Something I've always felt Marble Hornets did greatly that no other similar series did as well is how "realistic" it felt.

Of course that's greatly due to the Operator being the only paranormal thing in the series, and even that everything it does is rather basic and vague, where other series deal with stuff like magic runes, time travel, demons, walking stripes and bird gods. And all of that is perfectly fine ofc! But Marble Hornets's relative basicness gives it such a point in immersion.

However I just realized another thing Marble Hornets does that I don't think amy of the other popular Slenderseries does.

It has no evil character. Yes, the Operator is a malicious entity and we have a literal serial killer, but i think both of them are shallow enough to not be evil *and* deep enough to not be evil.

The Operator always feels like such a vague entity to me, something not fully sapient or anything with a grasp of human morality, and Josephs comment on it being more so of a force of nature that something actually evil supports that.

And then we have Alex Kralie. Alex is *not* a purely evil man. He is a severely mentally ill man. Alex has never ever shown joy in the harm he causes, unlike HABIT or The Observer. If anything, his pictures of Amy and his final speech to Tim while he was dying seems to suggest that he highly dislikes hurting people, and that he probably even feels alot of guilt for it, but he simply believes he *has* to. He *has* to do it to *save* even more people.

I always felt Alex started acting a little bit out of character at the endnof the series, a little too cruel, but i realized that I was wrong. Whenever he was telling Tim everything was his fault, he wasn't simply taunting Tim kr being evil or anything. He was angry and hurt, both cause he blames Tim for the Operators precence, but also cause he feels like it's Tim's fault all those people died. He felt it was Tim's fault that he had to go through the horrors of attacking and murdering his own friends and loved ones.

Been thinking about this.

broke: celebrating Marble Hornets’ 10th anniversary on June 20th

woke: celebrating Entry #9’s 10th anniversary on July 19th (my screen debut)