#defenestrations of prague

[aaaaaautodestrukce]

pátá pražská defenestrace měla nastat, když jsi coby dítko měl nepořádek v pokoji a tví páni rodičové ti řekli, že pokud si to neuklidíš, tak ti všechny tvoje věci vyházejí (a mysleli to vážně), ovšem bylo jí zabráněno

[fox-of-glass]

What if you got jumped by a bunch of Austrians and one of them shouted "defenestrate his ass!"

[ohlooklackless]

Defenestration is my favourite word in the world.

How perfect that it’s being used by The Professor, my favourite adorable fluffy blue lich or ghost or zombie or Guilt-Induced Hallucination of Ryan Bergara or whatever he is.

[weirdly-specific-threats]

Do you want to be the next defenestration of Prague?

mod's explanation: "three incidents in the history of Bohemia in which people were defenestrated (thrown out of a window)" via the wikipedia article

[playitagin]

1618 –Defenestrations of Prague

The Second Defenestration of Prague precipitates the Thirty Years' War.

[geniepuppet]

The Professor ignoring the Algorithm...? Interesting

[marksandrec]

All it needed was puppets!

[caelichythcat]

well how much does it take

[katoninefandoms]

I couldn't stop thinking about it because it almost rhymes and this is where I learned what the word means

@dimension20official

[violentdick]

-source: Detective Comics #62-

Weapon of Choice: Hold up! Batman's been driving lately these issues. He actually is punching out the glass before plunging through windows, and they actually had a reason to jump through a window like this? I don't know what is real anymore.

[15ktherapy]

when during the pride donation stream he specifically mentioned being proud of people who aren't out yet :(

IKNOWWWWWQWWWWW HE MEANS EVEYTHING TO MEEE AND I WOULD THROW PEOPLE OUT OF WINDOWS FOR HIMMMMM

[snallyghosted]

puppet history theory

the way the hand manipulating the puppets is clearly visible? in any other season, it has not been obvious. in the theatre segment of S5E2 “The Defenestrations of Prague”— a wrist with a watch on it is obvious. additionally, during the ad break, molasses horse’s wife (Dorothy Ruth) is being puppeteered.

according to the holiday funeral special, aren’t all the historical puppets in a sort of in-between space from life and death? how would Stanley the molasses horse’s wife survived?

my ongoing theory is that the Genie is either making his own puppets or manipulating the puppets, Wandavision-style. or possessing their corpses, idk.

as professor mcnasty has not been right since his canonical death (?), i think that the Genie is controlling his doppelgänger and also all of the puppet guests.

also, the mention of the professor wanting to keep his hat if he was defenestrated? when he fell back in time through the wormhole, he kept his lil hat on his head. interesting.

what this means for the rest of the season? i don’t know. time will tell.

[hocky-polayor]

THEY PICKED MY FAVORITE HISTORICAL EVENT FOR THE BDG EPISODE OF PUPPET HISTORY??

[multifandom-garbage-compactor]

Killing me slow,

out the window

[superblums]

nice work puppet history

[a-dinosaur-a-day]

I learned about fenestrata coral and i always remember it by thinking of it as defenestrata coral (way different than your specialty, but i thought you're appreciate it because it's still a fun paleontology story)

Excellent

I hate how I am also a history nerd so my desire to nerd reference is torn between temporal fenestra and the defenestration of prague at all times when I see this particular root