kudos to robbie duncan mcneill’s inability to play a convincing bad boy and the voyager writers inability to write one for giving us the most pathetic tryhard incredibly repressed gay man ever
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JUGHEAD JONES DID NOT LIVE IN ARCHIE'S EMPTY HOUSE AND COMMISSION A STATUE OF HIM IN ORDER TO IMMORTALIZE HIM AS A FOLK HERO JUST FOR ROBERTO AGUIRRE-SACASA TO SAY HE DIDNT LAY THE BAREST SEED OF A ROMANCE BETWEEN ARCHIE AND JUGHEAD. DONT WORRY MR JONES. I SAW YOUR ARCHIE STATUE.
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dumping more of my stancest feels here because i cannot NOT think of them. i read journal 3 for the first time this week and its great because Ford acts like stanley's biggest hater which is pretty fking funny (if not absolutely infuriating at times because omfg stfu you smug prick)
but the moments like this get to me
Ford being blinded by his quest of grandeur, accolades and praise for world changing discoveries, so obsessed with greatness, being the first name people remember, and all the other things his npd-isms tells him he wants.
And then there's "reminds me of camping with my brother. i wonder what he's up to..."
i mentioned in my previous post that stan acts quite a lot like the anchor to ford's boat, keeping him grounded and most importantly, safe from both the bitter and the sweet kinds of evils. but he also represents something so much simpler to ford too: the simple desires he represses so much because its not "good enough" for someone special like him.
he resents stan so much because he represents a "block" against that percieved good enough success he wants, the obstacle that made it impossible to get in a fancy college, become the world renowed researcher, the one who wanted to destroy his journal's and lifes work (even though it was the better, safer option if Bill really WAS that dangerous, which he was) that could still make him famous. because if ford's not "praised and weird" then he's just "weird" and being "weird" was nothing but a pain his whole life that kept him rejected and isolated from the masses. and stan prevented him from that.
(btw "maybe he can prove himself to me" is nasty work my god ford is a douche lmao)
a lot of his projections of something greater comes through with how he treated dipper in the show (his whole spiel in damvtf) and fiddleford in journal 3 where he looks down on the happy life that fiddleford had with his wife and child and saying he was "wasting his talents" making computers. and like, we all know by the way he takes them on high stakes adventures they're not as prepared for compared to him (and end up causing more trouble than not by doing so), he's trying to fill a gaping hole left by someone else. we all know this obviously, we all know what we ship here, but what i came to appreciate the most about it is how much that gaping hole exists in the low stakes
everytime ford is thinking during the "down time" moments, his thoughts always drift back to his childhood, and one person who represents it.
childhood memories, making fun of stans favorite snack, scribbling out a design of the stan o war, whenever Ford lets his mind wander it expresses such an intense yearning for the past before he became obsessed with wanting something more. these are his most utmost and most unfiltered thoughts, which is why he scribles them away or and writes in code. and the fact that he directly says they are about NOT getting married, followed with "wondering what he's doing right now", painting the picture of what his most ideal idylic life is. wanting a return of something lost. wanting Stan back more than anything.
he finally accepts that his dream never really changed, just the same as stan's and so they saild off together for the rest of their days, in ford's own words (which ironically sounds like a marriage to me either way so tough shit ford)
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Do you ever get a realization that makes you just sit up in your bed when you should be sleeping?
Here's the thing for me... To those who say Jeronica doesn't make sense - In 7x19 they get their memories back (Jughead everything and Veronica supposedly only the good - but we know she remembers more than just good because she remembers having superpowers, something I guess she wanted to forget). In 7x20 Betty tells Reggie "But Jughead and Veronica had just started a thing". Which means, after getting their memories back THEY STILL WANTED TO DATE EACH OTHER. Think about that for a moment. All of the Hiram shit, the class divide, the superpowers, Tabitha, Archie, all of it. They looked at each other and went "yes, this works. I want you."
I'm utterly speechless. Or there's too many words in my head to explain everything that I'm thinking. I guess that's why I'm writing my series lol. But... Like that's GROWTH. That's proof that something has been there the WHOLE TIME.
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The Batman.
That amazing, weird figure of night, at last takes under his protecting mantle an ally in his relentless fight against crime... Introducing in this issue... An exciting new figure whose incredible gymnastic and athletic feats will astound you... A laughing, fighting, young dare-devil who scoffs at danger like the legendary Robin Hood whose name and spirit he has adopted...
Robin The Boy Wonder
(Detective Comics #38)
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