#circle in the triangle factory

[trianglefactory]

what the fuck is that

[brickytheprocrastinator]

I’m over this goddamn wall, fool.

[jadestuck]

[ezekiel13]

Having mutuals is:

[fauvestictragedy]

[roboyo]

Next time on what can we make run Doom:

We attempt to run Doom on Harvey's pager.

[villainessbian]

is this anything

[omnybus]

making shitposts, making shitposts is so fine

[ganglemanva]

I GUESS WE DOIN CIRCLES NOW

https://twitter.com/stormbringxr/status/1825199922544554156 thanks  @TomSchalkOfficial  for the ford now go watch gravity falls please

[joosiewiththeboof]

How queer 💁‍♀️

[herecomesthementalmeltdown]

in the triangle factory straight up "making it". and by it, haha, well, lets justr say. Circles

[trianglefactory]

Is your triangle maker running?

yeah

wait what the fuck

WHAT THE FUCK

[cs-deathmatch]

i guess we doin' whats mainline now

[lunasquidd]

[in-a-spring-way]

In the scene with Theo’s fake parents, I think the way he speaks to them is really interesting. He’s not playing the normal, kind boy trying to help the pack, but he’s still playing a role; he seems to be imitating the Dread Doctors.

He uses passive voice (“You were told” instead of “I told you”) to put distance between himself and the situation like the Doctors do. It also puts all of the onus on the “you.” It makes them seem more like an inevitable force instead of people choosing their actions. In an interview, Cody talked about how villains don’t think they’re the villain and how Theo does what he thinks is necessary, which goes along with that. The man didn’t follow orders, so Theo is just giving him the natural consequence of his actions. Failed perfection.

His general vibe can come off as a bit sadistic in this scene, especially upon first watch, but I don’t think that’s the truth of it. He’s cold and not open to mercy; his voice is flat and leaves no room for argument. He’s expectant. It’s not really enjoyment. That flatness comes naturally for the Dread Doctors, who are genuinely apathetic and already covered with their suits and masks. It’s less natural on Theo. There’s almost certainly frustration beneath it, because Theo hates to lose, but that’s not the focus. This is just the process of things that the Doctors had ingrained in him for 8 years: you fail, you get fixed.

[i-put-the-hyper-in-hyperfixated]