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it’s dangerous to go alone. take this

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Right in Two

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Poké Sweets Pins made by Natalie Wee

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The Dark Sides

Deceit & Remus

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Some costume closeups from the livestream for reference purposes

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Ooooh

Okay okay quick theory:

Yknow when Remus just literally attacked Logan? And Logan kept coming back with little to no signs of pain or even discomfort, and went straight back to helping Thomas and the others? That scene?

Okay and then think back to when Rem hit Roman with the mace, successfully knocking him out. And even after Roman woke up he was rubbing his head as if to be in pain. Or just seemed out of it.

Okay so here’s my theory:

The “pain” Remus causes the other sides are only as strong as their fear for him. Therefore, Logan, keeping his composure the entire vid and knowing what to do, wasn��t frightened. So it didn’t hurt, or even feel real.

While Roman is already afraid of his brother. For good reason too, he’s powerful and everything he’s afraid of turning into. So of course he’d be knocked out from the mace.

And it was obvious Virgil and Patton were terrified of him. Imagine what Might’ve happened if he attacked them like he did Roman or Logan? Pain. So maybe that’s why Logan was so adamant about keeping the focus on him, not only to help Thomas figure this out, but because he didn’t want Patton or Virgil to get hurt too.

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Remember this scene in Why Do We Get Out Of Bed In The Morning?

See how there’s a line connected to Roman? That would imply that he has a sibling.

Guys. The foreshadowing for Remus has literally been here the whole time.

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This is Rodina, the cursed female Roman, originally ruler of the Sanders kingdom.

Roman was cursed to be a female by an unknown trespasser, because of his ignorance, pride, and dictation over the kingdom. Kicked out because his workers believed he was a peasant girl trespassing, and it appeared he/she murdered the king.

More info later because I need to find my reference sheets

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I kinda wish that at some point during the court case, Roman had said this