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Um.

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Nightmare Time is out so I’m going to repost my theory!

The general part of this theory is that the combination of Hannah’s birth and PEIP opening the portal in 2005 resulted in the singular Hatchetfield timeline splitting into multiple timelines!

This means that in travelling back to 2004 Ted travels back before the split and so is always homeless man while Emdroid travels back to 2017 and as a result will only stay in her specific time strand!

Here’s a diagram explaining each time thread!!

(Click to zoom in and for better quality)

I’d be happy to answer any questions!

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God: let there be light

Moths:

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Just Gilbert being on babysitter/uncle duties, the best friend you could ever wish for and cooking in suspenders, all at once.

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<3

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the line “may those who accept their fate be granted happiness. may those who defy their fate be granted glory.” is one of the most beautiful and hardcore string of words i know and it’s from the 2002 magical girl anime princess tutu, my favourite show of all time

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Chilling adventures of Sabrina “Chapter thirty-six: at the mountains of madness”

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Now that I have you back, I’m never letting you go.

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"Chilling Adventures of Sabrina" or "Ambrose begs his cousin not to do shit for four seasons straight and fails miserably."

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Why, it’s Vinegar Tom!

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I think the people who say “You don’t need to be critical of every piece of media you consume” fundamentally misunderstand what we mean by “critical”.

When we say “be critical of the media you consume” we don’t mean “be negative” as in, find every flaw and pick it apart CinemaSins style.

We mean “examine it”. Like, look at what you are consuming, and in many cases, enjoying, and ask yourself why you are enjoying it. Ask yourself who made it. Ask yourself if you are the target audience. Ask yourself if you are being represented by the characters you see. Ask yourself if the author has biases or political leanings they are trying to include in the story.

Just, ask yourself questions. The answers don’t have to be negative. That’s not what being critical means.