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Dead End pages 39-41

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I feel like mascot horror fails so often because they don't know that there's other ages of kids that aren't toddlers. Poppy Playtime, Amanda the Adventurer, Garten of BanBan are all pre-school themed, which is harder to take seriously. FNAF is more around the 8-12 year old demographic, which works more for horror.

I think this also highlights a big issue with the internet's perception of children and subsequently, the media aimed at them. On the internet, there is no difference between being 3 or being 11. So when you have creators come in and try to do the age old schtick of "Take child thing and turn it scary," it doesn't work, because they can't think of children outside of them just being toddlers. So a lot of the imagination and creativity that older children have, gets lost.

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Certified dungeon meshi moment

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It's odd to me that the decided Tumblr SexymanTM from Security Breach was Freddy and not Daycare Attendant. Was he just too obvious a choice, or is his rabid fanbase just too niche?

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Eclipse doodles :} Nothing more to say to that tbh shdhdhdhdh

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i love your takeaway from the JJ Abrams Mystery Box was "it's because what's in the mystery box is developed/good/exists. you wouldn't get it."

It only works if you set up several conflicting theories as to what is in the mystery box that are all equally plausible. The audience has to feasibly be able to reach the "correct" answer, but they can never be sure. That's intrigue! Otherwise, all you're doing is telling the audience that a really deep and well written story is happening just off screen I promise.

One of the writers of LOST came to speak at my school once. He told the crowd "I could totally tell you guys what the island is but I'm not gonna" And the crowd went nuts. That shit made me so mad. It has been a decade since that show went off the air. If you had an actually narratively satisfying answer for that question, you would have said it by now. Or better, you would have put it in the damn show.

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Facebook Marketplace is good, actually

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work is so fucking dull this week that its causing me to draw and think about things i would normally never consider. like i do not like five nights at freddys i have not thought about those games since 2015 and all further series knowledge has just been absorbed through cultural osmosis. yet ive drawn nothing but the rabbit one in my notebook all day.

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Freedom

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Guys the FNAF movie was so good

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Dead End: Pg.30

Also saw the movie. It was alright.

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The most unrealistic thing about the FNAF movie is a police officer warning someone they would shoot them instead of just doing it right then and there.

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Matpat is in the fnaf movie and he says the line.

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Btw if you start saying shit like "Critics opinions don't matter" about the movie, you're a moron.

Yeah, sometimes critics' takes are stupid and wrong. But you should try to engage with it, if for nothing else than to figure out why they're wrong.

Don't just blindly consume a corporate product, just because you like said product.

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I do storyboards sometimes, go watch.