#*points to alan*

[minnadekanpai]

if alan does not end up covered in blood during this chapter like he always does i will crash out

[thepinkpestilence]

historical transmascs when you open a bag of sour gummy worms:

James Barry/Billy Tipton/Alexander Alexandrov/Lou Alcott/Ljuba Prenner/Piotr Odmieniec Włast/Amelio Robles Ávila/Alan L. Hart/Lobzang Jivaka (Michael Dillon)

[elksewer]

WAIT

(btw seeing this is getting popular I got these posts from my-never-ending-nightmare and rodrickheffley )

[mooneggtarts]

Finally now that I got this outta my system but yeah it's somewhat like this is how I imagine the dynamic Orange and his power are if they're like.. subconciously 2 different characters wkfbsb

This ties with the last post

[illmoraineakoi]

So, I know I'm a little (very) late to the AvA stuff, but I was rewatching AvM Season 3 for the seven hundredth time and, well, I noticed something and I'm curious to know if it's been discussed before.

AvM Episode 29, Purple's story, specifically, Pink's death.

Her color changes as she dies, or is represented to have died.

It fades to grey.

Now, the question is, can we, or rather should we, use this to infer anything lore-related? Was this just an artistic choice to depict the act of becoming unhealthy/dying, or could this be what actually happens to stick figures that die over a period of time? Are their colors linked to their health?

Let's have a bit of fun with it, and presume that the fading of one's color can happen to a stick figure for health-related reasons, as the scene could imply.

This fading seems to involve loosing the saturation of one's color into grey. Saturation is how vibrant a color is, and the complete lack of saturation is greyscale.

The World-of-Alan reason for Pink's death is that she 'got sick', which is where the health connection of this theory comes from. If she did loose her color as she was dying as the notes depict, that loss of color was likely a result of her failing health rather than any other factors, like age or outside variables. A whole bunch of human body stuff are indicators for good vs poor health, including skin color (jaundice and cyanasis are good examples) so why not a stick's color for them?

What if, when they fully die, they lose all of their original color?

Now, let me propose this…

Who else do we know of who has had their color loose vibrancy?

What if Victim's color has lightened because he's ill?

[0ketinha]

one click away

[leafeyrune]

Like an Angel of Death

[redactedshapes]

late for a meeting - this was the meeting

based off Andrew Loomis painting "Two Women"

[velvetjune]

breaking news: asshole writer torments best friend with flashlight directly to face

[itslilacokay]

yet another chosenthought

[i3utterflyeffect]

also. unfortunately alan immediately discovers that yellow is blind

(reblogs > likes)

[riverofliver]

Someone's probably already posted it before, but here is Alan Alda doing a cartwheel at the 1979 Emmys.

[sardonycal]

some stik figur character explorations. :)

[d8tl55c]

they are dancing.

rendered again a lil different in minecraft /artmap bc i can't use normal art programs lately ig

[0ketinha]

finally feat. Purple 🥳🎉

[judyalvqrez]

I’ve been thinking about the Remedyverse and how much I appreciate that even though all these stories are interconnected, they’ve managed to make each game feel entirely contained. Yes, you can play everything that came before it for an enhanced experience, but there’s plenty of people who jumped into Alan Wake 2 without playing the other games first and loved it just as much as someone who has played every Remedy game under the sun. Maybe they watched/read a summary of events that came before it, maybe they went back and played Control and Alan Wake 1 afterwards and had a completely different but equally satisfying experience as someone who played them beforehand, but I think it’s a testament of how good the writing is that you can enter this world at any point you want. Having said that, I do think it would be SO funny if at some point all the protagonists finally come together in a future game, because so far we've got:

Jesse Faden and her 37 different superpowers (and her extra dimensional guardian angel Polaris)

Jack Joyce Shawn Ashmore Tim Breaker and his totally non copyrighted time and space breaking powers that he doesn’t even have yet

Saga Anderson and her seer powers/pocket mind reading dimension (and possibly her inherited Door powers??)

Alan Wake and his typewriter. He’s a writer. He writes. (he also may or may not have accidentally created the multiverse or whatever)