Normal Seems Like The Type Of Kid Who In Grade School Wore One Animal Costume. The Same Costume Every

Normal seems like the type of kid who in grade school wore one animal costume. The same costume every day, nothing else. Whether or not it got washed is anyone's guess.

Linette Oak-Garica

Note: character I’m playing around with for either head canons or a one shot entailing Lark Oak-Garcia having a child. If you ask about them. I do have list of rad-facts.

Linette, nicknamed Lindy, is the human bard/rogue member of the Quest era teenage group.

During her early childhood, she was raised sheltered from the outside world. She was removed yet content. Happy interactions with her parents kept her from feeling the ill effects of seclusion. Throughout this early stage, her parents, father especially, took the opportunity to teach her necessary survival skills. By the age of five, she was capable of shooting, making camp, and other viable skills.

After a monstrous attack involving her mother, at the suggestion of her uncle, Sparrow Oak, she and her father moved closer to his family. With little explanation for the move, as well as the discontinuation of her training, Lindy took up baking as her new hobby. Born one year behind her cousin Normal, the two were somewhat raised together, developing a relationship akin to that of siblings.

Amongst her classmates, she’s considered the sweet cinnamon roll, popular girl. However, though she’s a bit rusty, she’s capable of holding her and disposing the evidence. That said, during her adventures with the Quest crew, she displayed symptoms of PTSD when faced with firearms and shadow-like monsters.

Enchanted is my favorite Disney movie. Ever. And I have been waiting for the Disenchanted official announcement since September last year.

The premise sounds great. Giselle upset with how her relationship with Morgan has turned after moving makes a wish for their lives to be a fairy. However she neglects to realize that in fairytale the stepmothers, which she is, are wicked.

I'm concerned about the baby. Now to be fair I don't know if they'll play an important role beyond being the reason the family had to move.

It's just babies due to their lack of most qualities necessary to make a full character, mostly act as objects within a plot, resulting in stories that tend to be incredibly grating and played out.

I don't want to get too deep into it. I just have some concerns. I feel like most of you understand what I'm trying to explain.

Humor me for a second. Imagine if there was one more regular Critical Role player to make Laura and Marisha's starting dou a trio.

Hear me out... now make their pc a centaur. You have Laundna the creepy warlock, Imogen cowgirl sorcerer, and their cluess cinnamon role centaur third.

When will Disney announce MY dream Disney+ show Never Ever After? You know the show that takes place in the town beside the Disney logo. The one that follows a traditional background character who decides to unionize the other bcs and demand their happily ever afters.

Where's that show?

Again I’m not saying Percy needed a dog. I’m not saying that. But you know, dogs are pretty frickin’ great so…

Meet Ansel De Rolo. The goodest good girl.

Percy and Ansel became companions during Percy’s slow move south, after he had fled white stone. During Percy’s travels, Ansel proved to be a worthy adversary to his inner demons as she often kept him emotionally grounded.