#MARIX

[takeuchiitsuka]

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Marix😘💝💖by Carlotta

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Cerisette Lilanette: Revelation (Alternate Story/Minicomic)

I've drawn a Lilanette sketch today. Below, I have written a hypothetical script.

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"Lila" is akumatized into Hoaxer/Infox and she holds Marinette as her hostage.

Hoaxer: "Revelation: Marinette and I are in date. But these jealous super fake heroes Cat Noir and Scarabella want to break our love."

Marinette (mad): "Don't tell lies, Lila ! We aren't..."

Hoaxer kisses Marinette on the cheek. Making the latter blushed and surprised.

Marinette (disturbed): Yuuurk !!

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Bonus:

Cat Noir becomes extremely mad/jealous against Hoaxer. He had already activated his Cataclysm.

Cat Noir (angry): Release My Marinette NOW !!

Scarabella: Calm down, Cat Noir ! Calm down !

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I search a name for this "ship":

-Hoaxette

-Marihoaxer

-Hoaxinette

-Marixer

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“Considered purely as a philosopher, Marx has grave shortcomings. He is too practical, too much wrapped up in the problems of his time. His purview is confined to this planet, and, within this planet, to Man. Since Copernicus, it has been evident that Man has not the cosmic importance which he formerly arrogated to himself. No man who has failed to assimilate this fact has a right to call his philosophy scientific. Marx professed himself an atheist, but retained a cosmic optimism which only theism could justify.“

— Bertrand Russell, A History of Western Philosophy (1945), Book Three, Modern Philosophy, Part II. Ch. XXVII: Karl Marx, pp. 788-9

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i'm kinda obsessed with this little marix i drew, she's so small and happy! nothing bad has happened to her yet!

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wtf is wrong with me I just burst into tears looking at keanu reeves talk

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Polly Marix Evans, British print maker, from her Fairytale series.

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Marix Tex Mex

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I hate humans so much. I hate them I hate them I hate them. Fucking assholes. I hate them. It’s all their fucking fault. I want them to fucking die. I hate them.

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Marix Tex Mex

[thekidandthelion]

"Animage" 2005.5 issue Original illustration: Eiji Nakata Finish: Megumi Nagasaka Background: Ayu Kawamoto (KUSANAGI) Special Effect: Marix

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A continuation of the What The Fuck Is Up With Quincey Morris stuff I've been talking to @animate-mush about - the weird shifts in the way Quincey evolved as a character between Stoker's notes, the manuscript, and the original publication (no spoilers for the actual novel, but references to a deleted ending)

In Bram Stoker's notes, Quincey first shows up as The Texan. which is sort of ???? because generally characters start out as job titles or specific roles in the notes. The Lawyer, The Professor, The Doctor, The Patient... Quincey's job is just being from Texas I guess

Before he was narrowed down to being The Texan, Stoker plays with a couple of ideas for Texan characters: one guy called Brutus M Marix and a nameless American Inventor From Texas. I am so curious where he was going with that one. I have visions of Dracula being defeated by wacky contraptions operated by a cowboy and it breaks my heart we never got to see that.

The Texan wasn't always a suitor. It looks like the plan was for him to travel to Transylvania for his own reasons, encounter Dracula and then show up in England with knowledge to help the Drac Pack solve the mystery - I think this is why Quincey is always referencing wild stories about places he's been and things he's seen; he was originally The Adventurer, and his main contribution is unique experiences.

In the manuscript, following Quincey's actions at the end of the novel, Castle Dracula explodes. The word 'volcano' is used. I have real trouble believing this one. I'm constantly waiting for someone to reveal it as a joke, but there we are. Quincey sort of indirectly blew up the damn castle. It's much bigger and more dramatic than the ending we have, and maybe that would have kept him a bit more firmly in people minds.

Looking at it, I think Quincey was more stripped back than developed during writing. Inventor, lone traveler bearing key information, demolitions guy turned to something more watered down. There's echoes of it - he's the one who has encountered a vampire bat before and he comes complete with guns so we have some of the adventuring castle destroyer left, but really the published Quincey is more of the ambiguous Texan who first showed up in Stoker's notes than anything that followed.

I have no idea why. Quincey is just bizarre. The story doesn't know what to do with him or who he should be. He's great and I love him but what the fuck is going on with this guy

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i am utterly obsessed with my backup character/current pc's sister Marix. like that's my girl! my lionhearted nerd with swords! meanwhile Orgeat is just an absolutely sopping wet cat who keeps having everything go wrong for them

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I've seen it circulating that News Correspondent is the same character Alfred Singleton from Stoker's notes, and this is a bit of an exaggeration. The only mention of Alfred Singleton is on a single piece of paper labelled "Historiae Personae" (Rosenbach #1) and all that's written about him is "A Psychical Research Agent -- Alfred Singleton."

That being said, said piece of paper has some other great cut characters not in the finished Dracula that everyone should enjoy, including:

Jonathan Harker's sister (mentioned in another list--Rosenbach #35a--as being "shrewd and sceptical")

A detective named Cotford

Kate Reed, a "friend and former schoolfellow" of Mina's

A painter named Francis Aytown

Two mute servants (a man and a woman) in the service of the Count.

Rosenbach #1 also has listed a crossed out "An American Inventor from Texas" and "A Texan -- Brutus M. Marix" which many have taken to be proto-Quincey!