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Darkside Disney Princesses: Tiana

Guys, I'm so sorry I meant to write out a whole thing for Tiana too cuz I love her (heck yeah, Lousiana gals) but Real Life threw another wrench my way and atm I'm too tired to do writing, so this also might be the last Darkside Disney Princess :(

But my basic idea was that instead of Charlotte taking her aside when she trips at the party after hearing she doesn't get the restaurant after all, Charlotte is distracted by the faux Prince Naveeen and so Dr. Facilier, seeing a desperate soul and never one to pass up an opportunity for a deal, swoops in, takes Tiana aside and starts laying out his whole sales pitch.

And Tiana is angry and tired and feeling humilated enough to make a deal. Hard work hasn't seemed to get her anything but emptiness and disappointed in the end, maybe it is ok for her to use an easy out. Just once.

She doesn't outright wish for the other buyer to die of course, she doesn't want that. She just wants them to be unable to outbide her on the property.

But voodoo dolls are just so convenient for the good doctor.

And so then, of course, she's in his pocket. The guilt over inadvertently causing a man's death and then benefiting from it, is ripe stuff for blackmail, plus once you make one deal, it's so easy to make another amd another whenever things start to look prickly. Plenty of people in Louisiana arn't happy about a black woman running a major business, and are willing to cause trouble in all sorts of ways.

And having some untraceable trouble come back their way is just so much faster--and satisfying--then trying to fight back clean.

Of course its not all bumping off bigots and bad critics. The good doctor knows so many well connected clients who'd be willing to help the restaurant out in less magical but equally prosperous ways--in exchange for some favors here and there, some permanent table seats shall we say? Use of a backroom or account book here or there.

After a while, it just becomes more expident to have the good doctor on the premises, a permanent background fixture at the increasingly high-end restaurant, with its increasingly shady bunch of wealthysharing his skills with so many of Tiana's willing patrons.

Between his front there and his puppet prince Laurence splashing his now orphaned wife's cash towards him whenever he needs, Dr Facilier's doing more than alright for himself. At this rate, with all the souls he's collecting, he'll be paying off his debts in no time. What Lousiana (and Tiana herself) looks like with all this voodoo and increased shady dealings...well, thankfully, that's just the Darkside verse's problem...

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Anakin Skywalker☢️

Star Wars

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Anakin & Mustafar

Anakin in Mustafar often makes me remember the movie Falling down(1993) my view on Anakin in ROTS is similar to what happens to the protagonist of that movie, just with the added science fiction/super natual elements of the darkside.

I believe Anakin´s fall to the darkside was a series of events and weakening of his will and character often executed by Palpatine but the slavery he suffered in his early years and the isolation and distrust he experimented at the temple played a part as well imo.

Vader at the end of ROTS after he is put in his suit and losing even his hability to breathe, the first thing he does is try to ask for Padme and if she is well, this always looked to me like someone who is just getting back his bearings after a night of total breakdown and darkside destruction but instead of having someone who has his best interests in mind, he has Palpatine who is just trying to make sure his fall was complete, trap him into the Empire system and make him stay with him out of crushing guilt and desperation.

If Ahsoka or Padme did an intervention, I don´t believe Obi-Wan was in the right headspace to do this or would have been as open as them towards helping Anakin calm down right after the destruction of the Jedi temple and his own orders of killing him or as Yoda said, put Anakin out of his misery. Anakin had just destroyed his family and he had a right to be angry.

I believe if Padme and/or Ahsoka would have been able to take Anakin some other place and just stop and think, I am sure he would have gotten this same moment of clarity he had with Palpatine, felt a tremendous guilt for what he did and try to stop the Empire and Palpatine on his own by any means neccesary to make up for what he did just like it happened on ROTJ just some years earlier.

In fact I would not be surprised if he had a period of time in which he took suicidal missions, he did this during his first years as Vader while having the darkside as a sort of calming drug, without it his suicidal tendencies would have increased imo.

But this is star wars and everything rhymes, what Luke did for Vader in ROTJ was bassically an intervention in which he made sure his father understood he still could turn back, make another choice and help save the galaxy from the Empire and his Master. I loved how the ROTS novel Rhymes with the end of ROTJ.

Because if ROTS ends with Anakin trapped forever in the flames of his own darkside, isolation and guilt with only the shadow for copany, Luke brought him back from that place with sheer love and stuborness and only that way, was he able to love his Son back as he deserved, love himself and remember his loved ones.

[mcdazek]

[twisted-nox-sidus]

Sigh...

Pity pull... again. 🧍‍♀️

I swear, if tsum Leona comes (really) early to spare my grief then I WILL convert this blog into a Leona Stan blog

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Big bunch of sketches I’ve been doing lately. peace

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Anakin Skywalker 2022

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Darkside Disney Princesses: Sleeping Beauty

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(Edited, changed the picture as I didn’t think it was as high quality as the others were, old picture under the cut)

Sleeping Beauty I decided to take a twist on the whole Maleficent movie relationship thing.

So for this AU, Briar Rose, instead of running up to her room in despair after hearing she's a princess and has to leave her whole life behind, instead runs out into the woods. And before the fairies can find her--they're still keeping their magic small to keep their location secret, not knowing its already been compromised--she runs into Maleficent.

Of course, she has no idea who the wicked fairy is. No one has ever told her about her. All she knows is that a beautiful and powerful being of the forest is before her, but Rose has never known real wickedness, and perhaps she's feeling somewhat rebellious towards her aunts, so she begins talking to the strange woman when Maleficent --who likes to play with her food-- feigna concern asks Rose to tell her what's made her so upset.

So Rose tells her about how she just found out her whole life is a lie, and how she'll never see the first boy she ever met again, and how she doesn't want to go and be princess with a king and queen she doesnt know, parents who gave her up for some reason intead of bothering to raise her themselves.

If she had had time to process her grief, and the promise of not being separated from her new found love, Rose might have been able to get over these resentments, spoken in the heat of the moment, more quickly.

But Maleficent decides that fanning the flames of he Princess's broken heart and trust, playing on her anger towards Stefan and the three fairies, could be so much more entertaining than just killing the girl outright.

So she takes Rose by the arm, and back with her to her palace, where she promises her the truth about all her questions, and the answers to how to solve all her problems...

Time passes, and the princess never arrives on her 16th birthday.

The king and queen are distraught. Relations breakdown between the human kingdom and the fairy court, as the fairies failed in their duties to guard the human girl, and they are called back into the Veil of the Fairies, leaving the mortals to fend for themselves.

Then relations break down between the human kingdoms when Prince Phillip goes missing as well, vanished into the forest, never to be seen again.

And then others begin to vanish. A farmer here, a wandering knight there. A whole group of children one moonless night. As more disappear, many more begin to flee entirely. Fields are left untilled, houses abandoned, borders undefended.

Tales soon cross the land as the refugees take flight from Stefan and Hubert's kingdoms. Tales of a dark presence that haunts the shadows of the woods, stealing away those who are foolish enough to wander beneath the trees. A fiend who takes the shape of a beautiful forest sprite, with a voice like a nightnagle. She causes all who hear it to fall under her spell, wandering into the shadows like they're walking in a dream, one from which they will never wake...

[ct-hardcase]

looking up squ*d g*me stuff in the tag and I get getting attached to doomed characters (trust me, I get it), but the amount of series I look at tags for that are just in complete denial that characters die and refuse to engage with those series on that level boggles the mind like why are you watching the "this is a tragedy and people die" media if you don't want to at least engage with that to a certain extent

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