My Wrong Opinions. Except For Ellington, She Should Be Legally Obliged To Be Everyones Favourite.

My wrong opinions. Except for Ellington, she should be legally obliged to be everyone’s favourite.

I made a favorite character picker for Snicketverse! just select your faves from each group and then screenshot the tier list it makes whenever you want. heres my top row!

feel free to screenshot your top results in the rbs, im really curious who's most popular :0

Do yall every get that feeling of ✨satisfaction✨ when you discover a new song and u tell ur friends and they love it and your like UH YES TWAS I WHO DISCOVERED THIS SWEETNESS THAT EVERYONE IS OBSESSED WITH💅

Literature

@twistedsemblance @bitter-lemon-tree @accidentallylita

word association game! write the first word that comes to your head and tag 3 people to keep it going

starting word: rubber duck

Boat

@selisdead @lets-dance-to-joy-division @freedle-8a

Sellers Of Flowers — Regina Spektor

Matilda — Harry Styles

Torn — Ava Max

Yandere — Jazmin Bean

Secret — Huntington

Tennis Court — Lorde

Team — Lorde

Bellyache — Billie Eilish

My Alcoholic Friends — The Dresden Dolls

The Good, The Bad And The Dirty — Panic! At The Disco

@twistedsemblance @heddanistic

Aww thanks for the tag @lovesodeepandwideandwell <333

shuffle your playlist. list the first 10 songs then tag 10 people

I just shuffled my music likes on Spotify, don't have many playlists more than 15 or 20 songs that isn't my 12hr long Big Worship Mix

1) Screech In - OBC Come From Away

2) The Fisherman's Song (We All Need Love) - Mae

3) Footfalls - Tyson Motsenbocker

4) Grace Alone - Kings Kaleidoscope

5) Everybody Talks - Neon Trees

6) Hearts Will Mend - @ellakas

7) The Last Day Of Summer - Lightning Thief Musical

8) Lines Than Burn - Tilian

9) Ghosts That We Knew - Mumford and Sons

10) LEGO Ninjago: The Weekend Whip - The Fold

I'm not apologizing for no.10, this song slaps. Always has, always will!

No pressure tags!

@ellakas ... because I already tagged you XD

@loveliness-and-prattle bc you have fun music taste :D

@accidental-spice and @saxifrage-wreath bc you guys tag me in stuff so you're tagging buddies now :)

And @tiny-dragons-tea-room just cause <]:*

Lemony’s relationships with Theodora and Moxie are both subversions of the ‘Holmes and

Watson’ trope as it is traditionally found, in which a highly intelligent but arrogant and somewhat manipulative detective is accompanied by a close friend who admires them greatly and narrates the story.

First: Lemony and Theodora. Lemony is Theodora’s apprentice, and is therefore technically in a position of lower status to her. From Theodora’s perspective, this makes her the Holmes figure, and him the Watson, which is backed up by the fact that Lemony is the one to narrate the story. However, although Theodora has the almost narcissistic self-confidence and the tendency to keep Lemony in the dark, she lacks the academic intelligence and detective skills of a true Holmes figure, and Lemony does the vast majority of the work, mainly without her. It is quite possible that Theodora deliberately opts out of cases and lets Lemony take care of them due to the insecurity she hides behind her arrogant exterior, subverting the arrogant part of the Holmes archetype and adding a creative edge to the aspect of manipulation.

Secondly, Lemony and Moxie. They have a far more traditional Holmes and Watson relationship, with all the traditional aspects. They are good friends, Moxie admires Lemony greatly, he quite often uses her and keeps her in the dark about things but she stays loyal nonetheless, they have vague romantic subtext, and the scene where they meet at Handkerchief Heights in ?1 is even a homage to Sherlock Holmes story The Hound Of The Baskervilles, which interestingly enough also features a villainous naturalist and local legends regarding monsters being used by the villain to frighten people and conceal his scheme. One of the main things that sets them apart from traditional incarnations of the trope is that despite the fact that she constantly writes everything down, she does not in fact narrate the story. In other words, she fulfils the role of a classic Watson figure in every way except for the most important one.

Everything Ellington Feint has ever done was completely morally justified and if you think she did something wrong you’ve got the wrong end of the stick somehow. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.