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A ghost will ALWAYS protect its HOST.

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GIFTOBER 2023

DAY THIRTY-ONE: FREE CHOICE

A timeline of DONALD GLOVER and MILES MORAELS

Spider-Man 3 (2007) / The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) / Donald Glover: Weirdo (2012) / Community 2x01 "Anthropology 101" (2010) / Ultimate Fallout #4 (2011) / "Not Going Back" Live Performance (2011) / Ultimate Spider-Man 3x11 "The Spider-Verse: Part Three" (2015) / Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) / Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018) / Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023)

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Okay, hear me out, deliberate residual haunting.

If you’re unaware hauntings are divided into two types: intelligent and residual.

Intelligent hauntings are the souls of people who have passed but stick around for one reason or another. They’re the ghosts who yell “Get out!”, tip stuff over, possess people, talk through ouija boards or simply look at you from a dark corner. They might not always know they’re dead, or understand how long they’ve been dead and are therefore confused by modern inventions, but they react to their surroundings and respond to attempts at communications from the living.

Residual hauntings on the other hand are just moments in time getting replayed over and over. You can’t interact with them because it’s not a soul. It’s more like a paranormal movie clip. They’re the ghosts who walk the same path every day, jump off a bridge on the same night every year, or stands in the same corner crying every time someone sees them. They might influence electronics with their presence but there’s no intelligence or intention, just a moving photo so to speak.

One woman claimed to have both on her farm. One was a nice young man who’d talk to her and ask to get inside her house before disappearing when she said no. The other was a young woman whom she only saw once in a bathroom because it was so terrifying she moved out soon after. The young woman was crying hysterically, made the lights flicker and caused intense sadness and fear in the owner. The owner wanted to know who these two ghosts were and got in contact with a previous owner. At first they only spoke over text and phone but when they finally had a video call the owner realized the previous owner looked like an older version of the young woman in the bathroom. The previous owner explained that her fiancé had died in an accident on the farm, causing her to spiral into grief and depression for many years. So the male ghost was the intelligent haunting of her fiancé and the female ghost was the residual haunting of herself from when she learned about his death. So theoretically, she could go see her own haunting.

So you can have a residual haunting of a living person. That means you could theoretically make a paranormal joke that would echo through the ages if you wanted it bad enough. For example, you could grab a knife and put on a black robe and repeatedly walk through a building with the strong intention to create a residual haunting, scaring the shit out of people until the building is abandoned and the only visitors are teenagers who dare each other to go inside. Or you could dig in the ground somewhere and people in the future will try to find the treasure the ghost buried. The possibilities for paranormal pranks are endless!

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Detective Comics #1100 - "Lost & Found" (2025)

written by Tom Taylor art by Mikel Janin

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Illustration of the Addams Family for Season 2 of Netflix's series "Wednesday"

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congratulations to the straw hats for adopting their first adult!

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more of my Sam design because I love her

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full offense but tam fox understands tim drake more than anyone in the batfamily ever did

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"i asked chat gpt-"

well I asked the Glow Cloud (all hail) and it emitted a low whistleing and dropped a lizard on my head.

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When you play along with your sister's shenanigans

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At some point I saw someone ask "wait why did BTAS Jervis just have that entire costume ready to go on a moment's notice?" and now I cannot eacape the thought that this big nerd used to travel to like fantasy nerd conventions (outside Gotham, bc if anyone recognized him he would have Died) and spend the weekend LARPing as his blorbo before going back to his stressful and depressing actual life.

Like bro has done this before, he was WAY too quick to think "wait if I wear the suit I'll stop freaking myself out about my awkward, homely, neurodivergent ass trying to navigate social situations! It's not like I'm mentally deteriorating right now and in 24 hours I'll be ranting about the Hatter reigning supreme in Wonderland as I try to axe murder Batman after mind-controlling my coworkers or anything weird like that. No, no, I talked to my rats about it and they all agreed this is a great plan that will have zero consequences. :)"

What I'm saying is somewhere in the DCAUverse, at least one person has a box of convention photos from the late 80s that randomly includes a future supervillain just chilling in full costume in the background.

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It’s always some kind of green glowing goo with you people.

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The birthday boy!!

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I Like to think that Cassie kon and Bart interrupted his patrol to celebrate his birthday with the other yj members

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Finished it right in time, even if I had to pull an all nighter haha