Hatchetfield Character Doodles From The Past Week :)

Hatchetfield Character doodles from the past week :)

Hatchetfield but everything is just lukewarm

The Guy Who Was Indifferent About Musicals

Cup of Mediocre Coffee

Cup of Slightly Worse Coffee

Join Us and Get a Little Hurt

Number

America Is Fine Again

Most Likely

OhioM.I.A.

Put Up a Couple of Decorations (in Northville High)

Be Okay With Me

High School Is Making Me a Little Sad

Literal Mean Guy

Be Unpleasant to the Mean Guy

Do Your Best Nighthawks or Something I Don't Really Care

Nerdy Prudes Can Leave if They Want To

The Asking Politely For Them to Come

One Part of You

MOTHERSHIP, DANCE GAVIN DANCE‼️‼️

(I have no muts so I’m passing it back to @averagedialtowner)

EVERYONE GIMME AN ALBUM U REALLY LIKE AND PASS IT ON PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE

I'll go first, 666 by Aphrodite's Child :)

@leahandherstuff @lichenstone @sotalia-fluviatilis @field-cryptobotanist @forflightlessbirds @bat-luun @theoneandonlywinnie

theres one line i can’t get out of my head from Go Go Nighthawks

“And now I can pee all by myself”

the whole point of Go Go Nighthawks is that Max is gone and now there’s peace at Hatchetfield. This line makes sense for the guys, considering Max is a man, and he used the boys bathroom with other guys. But, there’s something I thought of.

The girls sing this part too?

Unless he was going out of his way to force the cheerleaders to bully people in the girls bathroom, then what does this mean? Even after Max is gone, we can see in the digital ticket (i think) that Brenda and Stacy are still judging Richie in the scene before he dies, so they still don’t get the peace from judgy teenage girls. Does this mean Max would go out of his way to make fun of Ruth, Reese, and PJ in the girls bathroom??

Now I know this part is probably just for the sake of ensemble and harmonies, but it’s crazy when you think of the implications 😭

Jon Matteson family tree headcanon, anyone?

Emma found out about each of Paul's relatives separately.

First Emma scratched someone's car, and while they were discussing what to do about it, Paul said, "If it comes down to it, I can get in contact with Gary." "Gary Goldstein? You're on a first name basis with the only lawyer in town?" "Yeah. He's my older brother."

A couple of weeks later, Emma's talking about the rare instances when she actually remembers something about the Beanie's customers, and she mentions a guy with really weird and greasy, anime-like hair. "Huh. I didn't know Richie liked Beanie's." "Who?" "Richie. My nephew. With the anime hair."

An ad for Camp Idontwannabang comes up on TV, and Emma recalls her horrible summer at Camp Idontwannabang as a teenager. Then Paul pulls out the, "I'm glad I never had to go. My cousin's one of the counselors — well, one of the directors now — so my parents decided I shouldn't have to spend an entire summer with him." "Boy Jerry's your fucking cousin?"

While on their way somewhere, they run into Daniel outside the Roller-rama. Emma's like, "God, I feel like I've seen that kid outside the Roller-rama ten times." "Yeah, Daniel goes there a lot." "Why the fuck do you know his name?" "He's my other nephew."

Finally, Paul brings Emma to a family gathering, where she spots the identical Lipschitz twins, who she's always assumed to be the same person when she's seen them separately. "There's TWO of them?" "Yeah, that's Trevor. My third nephew."

Skip forward another few weeks and there's something on the news about politics and so forth. "That secretary of defense looks a bit like you, Paul. What's he; another secret brother?" "No." "Yeah, I know, I'm just messing—" "Wallace is my cousin."

@generalmacnamara

HFSINCISNFOWF HE RESPONDED SO FAST HE HAD TO HAVE BEEN RESDJNGJT

YOUR NEW NAME IS SPOONS!!!!

… what? No, it is not. Daggers isn’t even my name, it’s a callsign, and I’m not changing it to spoons. That’s dumb.