#olivia king dale

[marthaskane]

Everything you do is wonderful.

ROAD TO AVONLEA (1990-1996) ↳ 3.10 After The Honeymoon

[avonlea71]

Jasper and Olivia Dale, Road To Avonlea, Season 2, (Dreamer Of Dreams).

[miriel-therindes]

ROAD TO AVONLEA (1990-1996) + opening credits

[ryan123-2]

Stewie Griffin, Brian Griffin, Peter Griffin, Olivia Fuller, Jillian Russell, Glenn Quagmire, Cleveland Brown, Joe Swanson, Connie D'amico, Diane Simmons, Steve Smith, Stan Smith, Hank Hill, Bill Dauterive and Boomhauer

Vs.

Chris Griffin, Dale Gribble, Bobby Hill, Roger Smith, Hayley Smith and Francine Smith

Future crossover episodes when Family Guy seasons 6-23 and beyond becomes a reality next year. Someday in in 2033 there will be crossover series called American Guy of the Hill featuring Family Guy, American Dad! and King of the Hill.

[nathanparisi]

Here is a drawing of Disney Mice.

To start, I drew Minnie Mouse, Mickey's girlfriend. Since 1935, when the Mickey Mouse series went into color, Minnie has had a varied color palette. Personally, I chose blue.

Then I drew Gadget from Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers and did it with lighter blonde hair like Tad Stones had originally thought.

Then I did Miss Bianca from The Rescuers (1977) with her purple coat which was my favorite Bianca outfit. Miss Bianca is for me the most beautiful mouse among the Disney heroines with her varied wardrobe.

And finally, Olivia Flaversham from The Great Mouse Detective (1986), animated by Rob Minkoff, the director of The Lion King. The reason i drew Olivia holding the scarf is because the scarf hides the collar and the center of the coat, Olivia's coat is more detailed than Miss Bianca's with the buttons.

From left to right we have : Miss Bianca from The Rescuers and The Rescuers Down Under Minnie Mouse Gadget Hackwrench from Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers Olivia Flaversham from The Great Mouse Detective

Tools : Krita and Wacom Tablet.

[fox76543219]

3 Animated Sitcoms

Family Guy Hero Characters

Stewie Griffin

Brian Griffin

Meg Griffin

Chris Griffin

Peter Griffin

Lois Griffin

Olivia Fuller

Jillian Russell

Cleveland Brown

Quagmire Glenn

Joe Swanson

Patty Patterson

Ruth Rutherford

Esther Esthederm

Neil Goldman

Tom Tucker

Diane Simmons

Connie D'amico

American Dad Hero Characters

Stan Smith

Francine Smith

Steve Smith

Hayley Smith

Klaus

Roger

Debbie Hyman

King of the Hill Hero Characters

Hank Hill

Dale Gribble

Bill Dauterive

Boomhauer

Luanne Platter

Bobby Hill

Peggy Hill

18 Characters of Family Guy will become Family, Heroes and outcasts. 7 Characters of American Dad! will become Family, Heroes and outcasts. 7 Characters of King of the Hill will become Family, Heroes and out casts. Family Guy is getting rewritten on May 5th 2024, American Dad getting rewritten on November 10th 2024 and King of the Hill is also getting rewritten on February 2ns 2025.

[fox4789]

Hero characters of Family Guy, American Dad and King of the Hill

Family Guy Hero Characters

Stewie Griffin

Brian Griffin

Meg Griffin

Chris Griffin

Peter Griffin

Lois Griffin

Olivia Fuller

Jillian Russell

Cleveland Brown

Quagmire Glenn

Joe Swanson

Patty Patterson

Ruth Rutherford

Esther Esthederm

Neil Goldman

Tom Tucker

Diane Simmons

Connie D'amico

American Dad Hero Characters

Stan Smith

Francine Smith

Steve Smith

Hayley Smith

Klaus

Roger

Debbie Hyman

Snot Lonstein

Barry Robinson

Toshi Yoshida

King of the Hill Hero Characters

Hank Hill

Dale Gribble

Bill Dauterive

Boomhauer

Luanne Platter

Bobby Hill

Peggy Hill

18 Characters of Family Guy will become Family, Heroes and outcasts. 10 Characters of American Dad! will become Family, Heroes and outcasts. 7 Characters of King of the Hill will become Family, Heroes and out casts. Family Guy is getting rewritten on May 5th 2024, American Dad getting rewritten on November 10th 2024 and King of the Hill is also getting rewritten on February 2nd 2025.

[thetempleofthemasaigoddess]

Bellona’s videos masterlist - TV series - part 1 (full)

The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power

“And in an instant I knew… that I’d grow old with you, Marigold”

Elendil’s name meaning

Elendil and Galadriel go to the Hall of Lore

The Harfoots prepare for the migration

The Alfrin seeds

A plea to the stone / Elrond and Durin discuss their fathers

Elrond meets Disa… and stays for dinner

Galadriel’s childhood in Valinor

*****

Hawkeye

Kate helps Clint on the phone

*****

Willow

The Bone Reavers celebrate Jade’s return

“And this time… don’t you dare hold back.”

*****

Prison Break

Sara comforts Lincoln on the eve of his execution

Lincoln prepares for his execution - part one

Lincoln prepares for his execution - part two

Lincoln prepares for his execution - part three

*****

Doctor Who

“Really, Doctor, tell me, who are you?”  

“There is me.”

Bill Potts meets the Doctor

The Doctor’s lecture

Bill enters the TARDIS

John Bishop as Dan Lewis

Tecteun and the Timeless Child

*****

Crossing Lines

The team celebrates Tommy’s birthday

*****

Twin Peaks

The discovery of the body of Laura Palmer

Agent Dale Cooper arrives in town and meets Sheriff Truman

The Black Lodge and Denise Bryson

The Log Lady phones Hawk - part one

The Log Lady phones Hawk - part two

Agent Cooper prepares to leave Twin Peaks… and then he doesn’t

Michael Cera as Wally Brando

Gordon Cole speaks to Denise Bryson

*****

Our Flag Means Death

Stede and Ed’s first meeting

*****

The Sandman

Dream battles Lucifer

*****

What We Do in the Shadows

The Night Market

The Temple of the Blood-Devourers

The Staten Island Lycanthrope-Vampire Agreement of 1993

Dave Bautista as Garrett… the Vampire

Nandor, Laszlo and Nadja face the Vampiric Council - part one

Nandor, Laszlo and Nadja face the Vampiric Council - part two

*****

Fleabag

Fleabag and the Priest sleep together

*****

John Doe

“Did I mention that I know… everything?”

*****

Camelot

Gawain is recuited in Camelot’s army - part one

Gawain is recuited in Camelot’s army - part two

Merlin’s magic

Arthur is crowned King of Britain

Arthur marries Guinevere and Leontes

Gawain trains the King’s men

*****

Big Wolf on Campus

Tommy and Merton discuss The Lost Boys

*****

Almost Human

Kennex meets Dorian

*****

Lost

Jin visits his father

Sun meets Jin’s father

Sayid meets Danielle Rousseau - part one

Sayid meets Danielle Rousseau - part two

Sayid meets Danielle Rousseau - part three

Hurley meets Danielle Rousseau

*****

The Falcon and the Winter Soldier

Zemo escapes from the Raft

Sam and Bucky’s “couple therapy” with dr. Raynor

Bucky brings Sam to meet Isaiah Bradley

Isaiah Bradley’s story

Sam, Bucky and Zemo on the plane

Isaiah’s story at the Smithsonian

Bucky and Zemo make amends (… sort of)

*****

Call the Midwife

Sister Evangelina’s Jubilee

The train accident

The aftermath of the train accident - part one

The aftermath of the train accident - part two

The aftermath of the train accident - part three

The aftermath of the train accident - part four

*****

Sense8

What’s Up? by 4 Non Blondes

The wedding of Amanita and Nomi

*****

Downton Abbey

Edith and Bertie make peace

The wedding of Edith and Bertie

The arrival of baby Bates

*****

The X-Files

Mulder and Scully discuss the Power of faith

Mulder and Scully visit The Lone Gunmen (and Deep Throat) at Arlington Cemetery

*****

Game of Thrones

Arya trains with Syrio Forel

Tyrion and the Night Watch

Robb Stark is declared the King in the North

Jon Snow is declared the King in the North

Brienne tells Podrick the story of how she met Renly

Sam Tarly and Gilly arrive at Horn Hill

Benjen Stark saves Bran and Meera

*****

Moon Knight

Marc and Steven meet Tawaret

*****

The Alienist

“A toast. To the beginning of a fruitful partnership“

*****

Midnight, Texas

Manfred meets Creek and Lemuel

The Rev arrives in Midnight

Olivia and Lemuel get married

*****

Pushing Daisies

The story of young Ned

*****

12 monkeys

Jennifer’s plan to recover The Word of the Witness

*****

Fringe

Olivia meets Nina Sharp

“The truth is… we’re obsolete”

Charlie visits Olivia in the hospital

Mona Foster “Bug Girl”

The Sam Weiss cut - part one

The Sam Weiss cut - part two

The Sam Weiss cut - part three

The Sam Weiss cut - part four

The Sam Weiss cut - part five

The Sam Weiss cut - part six

*****

Bellona's masterlist

[fictionz]

New Fiction 2022 - July

The Bible, Douay-Rheims, Complete - "1 Paralipomenon" ed. Richard Challoner (1752)

More begetting children and all their names before coming back around to more of David's reign. So many chapters are just appendices to previous events.

The Bible, Douay-Rheims, Complete - "2 Paralipomenon" ed. Richard Challoner (1752)

Two Paralipomenon, say that five times fast. So now it's on to Solomon and his riches (again), Roboam talking about how his little finger is bigger than his dad's dick, and Jeroboam getting whipped with scorpions all the way to the fall of Jerusalem. It's basically another look at what we saw in Kings.

Dracula Daily - "July" by Bram Stoker & ed. Matt Kirkland (1897, 2021)

Dracula’s finally outta that musty old castle, though leaving Jonathan in the lurch is quite the cliffhanger. And that poor, poor captain.

Bad Hare Day by R.L. Stine (1996)

A mish-mash of various ideas from earlier books. It has the vibe of Haunted Mask and stealing secrets from weird adults, the experimenting with illicit stuff from Monster Blood, animal transformations from various books, bratty younger sister who bullies the protagonist, a Slappy-like snarky villainous character. It’s too much of a remix and more slapstick than horror.

Egg Monsters from Mars by R.L. Stine (1996)

A decent creature story, but the latter half kind of sags with the protagonist spending a lot of time just trapped in a freezer and struggling to stay warm. The villain is genuinely frightening but also one-dimensional and doesn't really explain his motivation well. And there's not enough of the egg monsters. It's close to a top tier book but just sputters too much along the way.

"Bathtub Mermaid" by Edith Zimmerman (2022)

Someone has to hear about the doll thief.

"its time for… the dark cabinet" by itstimeforcomics-blog (2015)

When you least suspect it.

Lost Highway dir. David Lynch (1997)

One can see the continuation of a theme in Lynch’s work since Blue Velvet. Does he want us see the darkness or the light?

Mad God dir. Phil Tippett (2022)

If the journey ends for you, it doesn’t mean it’s the end.

Mr. Malcolm's List dir. Emma Holly Jones (2022)

British accents always class up the cruelty.

Thor: Love and Thunder dir. Taika Waititi (2022)

Whoof, what a drop from Ragnarok.

Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers dir. Akiva Schaffer (2022)

A reflection of a reflection that is unaware of what it sees.

Where the Crawdads Sing dir. Olivia Newman (2022)

Pump up the volume on the mystery, tone down the romance.

Nope dir. Jordan Peele (2022)

The most fun take on Jaws since the original. A real hoot and also really fucked up at times. An understanding of horror by someone who continues to bring cool ideas to movies.

Vengeance dir. B. J. Novak (2022)

You get awful close but you shouldn’t have been the face of it. Now we ask, what did we learn?

Fear Street Part One: 1994 dir. Leigh Janiak (2021)

Really going for it right out of the gate. I’m in. Now I need to know if I should go back and read Fear Street after reading this bunch of Goosebumps books.

Fear Street Part Two: 1978 dir. Leigh Janiak (2021)

Even the devil craves a kind word.

Fear Street Part Three: 1666 dir. Leigh Janiak (2021)

Legacy is mankind’s ruin.

Goosebumps - "Bad Hare Day" (1996)

Erf, the book was rough, and the episode doesn’t do itself any favors by leaning into the snarky villain.

Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers (1988-1990)

A nostalgia bomb like every one of these 90s cartoons tends to be, though the tropes eventually wear thin when watching it all in one go. Monterey Jack may be what crystallized my appreciation of cheese.

Better Call Saul - Season 5 (2020)

This show... it doesn’t build the way Breaking Bad builds. It’s more of a roller coaster with the sense of hitting the same drop a few too many times. This season is a bookmark in place while you wait for the extra season that should have been season five.

The Book of Boba Fett (2021-2022)

I feel bad for the actors and crew of this ostensibly standalone TV show. Your makers should have had the fortitude to stick the vision.

Obi-Wan Kenobi (2022)

Better, but only because it is exactly what I remember. It’s comfortable, like an old pair of socks.

[sanjosenewshq]

Do not Fear Darling Could Have ANOTHER Controversy After KiKi Layne Revelation

“Don’t Fear Darling” actor KiKi Layne could have simply piled on extra controversy surrounding the film. (See her submit under.) The up-and-coming star famous on Instagram Sunday that she was minimize from many of the Olivia Wilde-directed movie ― and that the most effective half about appearing in it was the boon to her love life. She apparently fell for co-star Ari’el Stachel, who she mentioned additionally was largely excised from the film. “One of the best factor about #DontWorryDarling is that I used to be fortunate sufficient to fulfill @arielstachel,” she wrote with video displaying the pleased couple. “They minimize us from many of the film, however we thriving in actual life.” Layne starred within the 2018 film “If Beale Avenue Might Speak” that yielded star Regina King an Oscar. She additionally appeared within the sequel “Coming 2 America” (2021) and supplied one of many marquee voices to this yr’s “Chip ’n Dale: Rescue Rangers.” However her function as Margaret within the “Stepford Wives”-like “Don’t Fear Darling” obtained quick shrift, based on HuffPost reviewer Candice Frederick. The film “presents a personality with a ton of potential to actually subvert previous iterations of this premise, and does little or no together with her,” Federick wrote. “Margaret has possibly a handful of traces in the entire film, but she is essential to the story.” The $35 million-budgeted film opened to a comparatively stable $19.2 million gross over the weekend amid reviews of Wilde feuding with star Florence Pugh and hypothesis over whether or not “Darling” lead Harry Kinds spit on co-star Chris Pine on the Venice Movie Pageant screening. That was along with insistence from Shia LaBeouf that he give up the movie earlier than Kinds took his function — not that he was fired, as Wilde claimed. Stachel, largely a stage and TV actor who had a recurring function on “Legislation and Order: SVU,” performed off Layne’s submit by saying she was his “favourite a part of my expertise in Don’t Fear Darling.” “This lady did phenomenal work and I used to be thirsty the second I met her,” he wrote. Originally published at San Jose News HQ

[marthaskane]

MAG RUFFMAN & R.H. THOMSON as Olivia King and Jasper Dale

ROAD TO AVONLEA (1990-1996) ↳ 2.06 May The Best Man Win

[avonlea71]

So Dear To My Heart Pt. 1

[abusylittlezebra]

So I guess the time has come for me to write a novel-length statement in defense of Dale Stuckey...

As I mentioned in this (also way too long) post, this isn't me saying "Murder is actually fine if you’re sad enough" or even really condoning anything he says and does on the show; for the most part, this post is me pushing back against the very shallow interpretation of his character that is exemplified by his fandom-wiki page, which can be found here (and which contains factual inaccuracies in addition to generally bad takes).

The opinion of the fan-wiki author (and the authors of the few additional sources I could find) seems to be that Dale just sucks as a person and is always wrong and everything he does is in service of being just The Worst.

When discussing "Ballerina" (the first episode he appears in), they say of him using skills that he learned earlier in the episode: "Dale decided to be more productive like the Detectives suggested.." As if he was making a conscious effort to be bad at his job, rather than applying a lesson that he just learned.

I go more into this particular issue in the post I linked earlier, but this quote jumped out to me because it really illustrates the shallow interpretation of his character that I find most places. The person who wrote that entry took the dialogue at face value and didn’t consider any subtext or inflection that might lend any subtlety to the character.

Obviously, I disagree with this interpretation for a couple of reasons, not the least of which being that the goal of this blog is to explore his character in depth. Let's be honest, it's just more fun to write for/about a character who has motivations more complicated than just: be annoying. But I also don't think that basic interpretation is supported by the show itself.

When it comes right down to it, I think Dale's motivation is not difficult to understand and is, for me at least, almost painfully relatable. He wants what anyone wants: to be accepted. In his case, it's to be accepted professionally and personally, despite his many flaws.

And the fact of the matter is that the other characters simply don't. They not only don't accept him, they outright reject him, often and to his face. Sometimes his treatment is earned, as it is when Stabler confronts him over inappropriate conduct at a grave site. But more often than not, it just comes across as unnecessarily cruel , such as when O'Halloran says that Dale is wasting everyone's time "again" for providing information about spoofing websites to a room full of people who apparently don't know how to use Google.

Whoever wrote this entry on TV Tropes does a pretty good job of articulating how I feel about his treatment:

This person also makes a good point that Dale is at first thrilled to be a part of the squad. I think part of that is a kind of hero fantasy (“helping get scum off the streets”) but I also think he just wants to be a part of the group. He tries unsuccessfully to connect with almost every other member of the squad, usually by being overly familiar with them in a way that we can all agree is overbearing and alienating. Pretty much every attempt backfires, to the point where Stabler physically threatens him for it.

Which brings me to "Zebras". Hoo boy.

So, just so I'm not misunderstood, let me be perfectly clear: Dale fucked up big time because he wasn't paying attention and he completely fails to take responsibility for his mistake. Again, this post isn't about excusing his actions, it's about understanding the emotions that drive the character.

And I personally think it's too simplistic to say that everything he does in this episode is solely because he can't handle the consequences of his actions. I definitely think that's part of it, he is a deeply immature person who clearly does not know how to manage his emotions in a healthy way. But there was something I kept thinking of when I was drafting this post in my head last night:

Every time I mess up even a little bit, at work, in my personal life, etc., my brain immediately goes: You're gonna lose your job, that person isn't going to want to talk to you anymore, everyone is gonna hate you for this…and so on. And I'm sure I'm not unique in that; I think this is a pretty common form of catastrophizing. But here's the thing: for Dale, this isn't a hypothetical. Everyone already does hate him, or at least a few people do and are very vocal about it. My worst case scenario is already his current scenario.

So I don't think that making a bad mistake and being humiliated for it is the only reason he snaps. It's not just that he can't handle the pressure; he can't, but that pressure is compounded by the treatment he's already been subjected to. It’s not just that he fucked up, it’s that (almost) every other person is constantly reminding him that he fucked up and telling him that even if he did manage to fix his mistake (which is the catalyst for his murder spree), they’re not going to let him live it down.

So by the final scene of episode 22, he's completely overwhelmed with frustration, anger, embarrassment, loneliness, confusion, all of which Noel Fisher does a phenomenal job of portraying, by the way. Honestly, most of this post is a result of me watching that final scene and being moved by his performance. I think he’s incredibly expressive and communicates a lot in a fairly short amount of time.

The acting is worth mentioning because 1. It’s great, and 2. I think his performance is yet another thing that conflicts with the shallow interpretation that I found on the fan-wiki.

For instance (and I apologize in advance because I was unable to find clips to prove my point) from the fandom wiki entry for “Zebras”:

Dale Stuckey: (gleefully) Hit him again!

Unfortunately, I can’t find a clip of this because NBC has a vise-like grip on their content, so I have no way of proving that this is not how that line read goes, but you're gonna have to trust me.

Like, that entry is so weird to me because that's just not accurate at all; it sounds like it was written from memory and never double-checked. The way it's written on the wiki entry sounds so cartoonishly evil and isn’t remotely close to what the line sounds like in the actual episode.

While I'm sure watching Benson slap Stabler gave him some degree of satisfaction (as it does for all of us), the purpose of that command is to see if she'll do it (see: above, right). Because he knows that it's a bad idea to trust her in this circumstance but also desperately wants to believe that she's on his side. After all, Benson is the only person who has shown him any degree of warmth or patience;

he clearly has a crush on her, but I think he also genuinely cares about her and is looking for any reason not to kill her, even though doing so would ultimately benefit him (at least as far as not getting caught goes).

Another interesting thing I noticed about this scene is that watching Benson slap Stabler around (satisfying though it may be) is not enough to convince him that he can trust her.

Which brings me back to the question: what does he want? I think if he just wanted revenge, that would be that, but what gets him to trust Benson is her showing him understanding and ultimately acceptance.

So while he certainly does want to destroy the people who hurt him, revenge for revenge’s sake isn’t what’s going to make him happy.

And I think those conflicting emotions are a thousand times more interesting than the standard "he just sucks" explanation that I see a lot of.

So, in conclusion:

(This post was way too long and I didn’t cover everything I wanted to, so I’ll probably have to make some follow up posts. If you made it this far: you’re great, I love you, you deserve a medal.)

[funkymbtifiction]

Road to Avonlea: Olivia King / Dale [ESFJ 9w1]

Function Order: Fe-Si-Ne-Ti

“Old Grandpa King used to say, ‘When life gives you lemons, make lemonade.’ So that’s what we have to do. Make lemonade.” Olivia Dale In vivid contrast to Hetty’s brusque approach to people, Olivia provides a warm and comforting environment to Sarah from the first moment of her arrival in Avonlea, and warns Hetty that if she is not careful with “that child��s feelings,…

[yourfavisabaudelaireguardian]

Every Baudelaire Guardian (So Far)

This list is a long overdue way for y’all to see past guardians before requesting and a way for me to keep track of who I’ve already made a guardian, so let’s get this train rollin’!

(All Guardians names from first to most recent under the cut, will be updated as more characters are requested)

Kirby

Frankie Stein

Phoenix Wright

Harry Greenwood

Hiccup and Astrid Haddock

Reginald Hargreeves

Toriel

The Sorting Hat

Jack Skellington

@/virtualfindingsdocumented

Noodle

BMO

Reigen Arataka

Taako Taaco

John Mulaney

Dr. Doofenshmirtz

Chidi Anagonye

The Kratt Brothers

Ronald McDonald

CoryXKenshin

Freddy Mercury

Darth Vader

Jefferson Davis

Marie Kondo

Jonathan Van Ness

Maes Hughes

Harold Hill

Dutch van der Linde

Isabelle

@/milesgonzalomorales

You

Carol Danvers

Molly Weasley

Grunkle Stan

Magnus Bane

Scott Howl

William Shakespeare

George Salazar

@/unfortunate-stranger-losers

Luke Skywalker

Belle

Yoshi

@/barb-baudelaire

Me

Luigi

Soldier 76

Emily the Corpse Bride

Neil Cicierega and Ming Doyle

Optimus Prime

Papyrus

Robert E.O. Speedwagon

Julian Devorak

Rex Dangervest

Meta Knight

Moominmamma and Moominpappa

Rapunzel and Eugene Fitzherbert

A knife

David

A bigger knife

Xemnas

Tony Stark

@/badasouefanficideas

MatPat, Safiya Nygaard and Rosanna Pansino

Lin-Manuel Miranda

Miss Honey

MatPat but with StephPat this time

Thomas Sanders

Magnus and Julia Burnsides

Ruff Ruffman

Willy Wonka

An even bigger knife

Amy Rose

Video Game Sonic the Hedgehog

Scott Lang

A Googly Eyed Slinky

@/snicketstrange

@/sqenthusiast , formerly @/larry-your-gayter

A Dog

@/teeny-beany, formerly @/afarmforthree

The Crystal Gems

@/arisabunni, formerly @/hongmoondescendant

The Biggest Knife Ever in Bowie, Texas

Malina Weissman, Louis Hynes and Presley Smith

Violet, Klaus and Sunny Baudelaire

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Linda and Laurence Flynn-Fletcher

Alice Liddell

Star Butterfly and Marco Diaz

Lancer

Demi Lovato

Princess Peach

Marianne

Dad Egbert

Bayonetta

Phil Coulson

The Phantom of The Opera / Erik Destler

Original Design of Live Action Sonic

Thumb-thumbs

@/bi-baudelaires

Shrek

Greg Universe

@/cloverlady

Brian David Gilbert

Robert Manion

Yondu Udonta

Seven

Mary Poppins

Monika

Cherry

The VFDiscord

Ke$ha

Jay Gatsby

Kermit the Frog

Brandon Rogers

@/someones-mayhem

S. Theodora Markson

Chris McLean

Pepper Potts

James

Linebeck

Lucretia

@/olivia-caliban

@/oliviacalibans, formerly @/olivia-calibansnicket

Iris, Talia and Auriana

Final Pam

Miss Frizzle

Crowley and Aziraphale

La Muerte

Leo Valdez

Princess Tiana

Cats (2019)

Bubblegum and Marceline

Gary Goodspeed

Otto Wood

Ouran High School Host Club

Mothman

Tulio, Miguel, and Chel

Quentin Coldwater

Phoenix Wright and Maya Fey

Garfield

Fix-It Felix and Sergeant Tamora Calhoun

Barbara and Adam Maitland

Kit Snicket

Dan and Phil

Cole

Bill Nye

The Untitled Goose

Scooby Doo

@/vacuum-fluorescent-display

@/violetsnickets

@/broke-on-books

Eleanor Shellstrop

@/m-orgueous

@/aseriesofhyperfixation

@/vfdbaudelairefile13

Rosalina

Brennan Lee Mulligan

Spyro

Batman

Final Design of Live Action Sonic

Dio Brando

The Bad Kids

Erika and Princess Annelise

Hat Kid

Princess Diana

Marshall Mallow

Milo

Giovanni Potage

Hermes

Oliver and Lisa Douglas

Grogu

Din Djarin

Percy King

Miss Acacia

Wrench

Nico Di Angelo

Aizawa

Kobe Bryant

George Memeulous

@/thesciencebros

Ozma of Oz

@/beth-the-robot-enthusiast

Gerard and Lindsey Way

Merle Highchurch

Jerma985

Commander Up

Oliver and Felicity Queen

Steve and Alex

Dale Cooper

Miss Alma Le Fay Peregrine

Queen Barb of the Rock Trolls

Shadow the Hedgehog

Dave Strider and Karkat Vantas

Jonathan Joestar

Spinel

Mayor Damien

Fairy Mary

Gomez and Morticia Addams

Unus

Eijiro Kirishima

Blue the Dog

@/lostf3ralchild

The Parr Family/ The Incredibles

Five Hargreeves

The Imagination Movers

Coraline Jones

Charles and Jerome Squalor

Clarisse La Rue

The Fellowship of the Ring

Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck

Alucard Tepes, Trevor Belmont and Sypha Belnades

Minnie Le Guin

Barry Bluejeans and Lup Taako

Cyrus and Evelyn Laurie

Red Guy and Duck

Felix Unger and Oscar Madison 

Mr. Nicholas Benedict

L

Asgore

Satine

Ted Spankoffski

Toko Fukawa and Komaru Naegi

Samuel Vimes

Ph1lza

Rick O'Connell and Evie Carnahan

Leon Kennedy

Team Dark

Sasha Nein

Sam and Max

Drawfee Cast

Bruno Madrigal

The Amazing Karnak

[larsisfrommars]

The Little Stone

I put together a playlist ordered by Fjord’s character arc, there are fan songs about him, picks from Travis’s official playlist for his character, and songs I think suit him. There’s a messier version with Autumnal Orange’s lo-fi albums mixed in Here, which I recommend shuffling. This one however, is intended to be listened to like a musical, a square NINEty songs, in order. Enjoy!

Part One: Little Boy, Little Beast, Little Stone

The Serpent’s Call by Chase Noseworthy & Colm McGuiness • White Owl by Josh Garrels • An Innocent Warrior by The Cast of Moana • The Song by Lisa Hannigan & Lucy O’Connell • Lying Beast by Run River North • Little Lion Man by Mumford & Sons • How Far I’ll Go by Auli’i Cravalho • Port Damali by R. Morgan Slade • Call Them Brothers by Regina Spektor • Your Bones by Of Monsters & Men • Panacea For The Poison by Flobots •

Part Two: Chained to Unknown Fathoms

I Did Something Bad by Eddie Van Der Meer • E. Watson by The Decemberists • Dream of Mississippi by S. J. Tucker • Ship in a Bottle by fin • Wellerman (Remix) by Nathan Evans & ARGULES • Voodoo by Godsmack • I Of The Storm by Of Monsters & Men • Superhero by Flobots • Believer by Imagine Dragons • Come Away To The Water by Maroon 5 & Rozzi • Bottom Of The River by Delta Rae • Summersong by The Decemberists • The Sound of Silence by Disturbed

Part Three: Servant of Uka’toa

Matches To Paper Dolls by Dessa • The Deep by PHILDEL • my sword by Jeris Johnson • Glashtyn Shanty by S. J. Tucker • The Maiden and the Selkie by Heather Dale • Last Man Standing by People In Planes • Onward & Upward by Tommee Profitt & Fleurie • Girl With One Eye by Florence + The Machine • King by The Amazing Devil • Throne by Saint Mesa • Conversations At The End Of The World by Kishi Bashi

Part Four: Refjorged

The Cave by Mumford & Sons • Little Bird by The Weepies • Selkie-boy by Julie Fowlis • Soul Meets Body by Death Cab For Cutie • Vampire by People In Planes • Otherside by Avi Kaplan • Black Sun by Death Cab For Cutie • Into The Unknown by Panic! At The Disco • Marionette by Flyleaf • Glass Houses by Bad Omens • The Devil & The Huntsman by Sam Lee Daniel Pemberton • Cracks In The Surface by Flobots • Let There Be Fire by Aviators & Miracle of Sound • Long Nights by Eddie Vedder • Clean Slated Slate by The Altogether • Various Storms & Saints by Florence + The Machine • Show Yourself by Caleb Hyles • Soldier, Poet, King by Jacob Cook • Ready Now by dodie • Drive by Incubus

Part Four: Paladin Blooms From A Dark Seed

Tulou Tagaloa by Olivia Foa’i • Mermaid Calling #2 by Cast of The Lure • Heart of The Ocean by Gaelic Storm • Song of The Sea by Lisa Hannigan • Mothers by Lilli Furfaro • Defend Atlantis by Flobots • Take Me Down by Brother • Oleanna by Storm Weather Shanty Choir • Rise/The Greatest by Jacob Sutherland • Lyonesse by Celtic Legend • Flood by Jars of Clay • Wayfaring Stranger by Libera • Healing Chant by Heather Alexander • Good Soldier by Flobots • It Knows Me by Avi Kaplan • Unsteady by X Ambassadors

Part Five: Hero, Leader, Loved by Healers

The Last Ship by Sting • True North by Vocal Line • Sirens by Pearl Jam • Hell or High Water by The Rescued • Rocks and Water by Deb Talan • Blue Healer by Birdtalker • The Peacock by Beirut • Towers Fall Into The Sea by Clocks & Clouds • Brother by Kodaline • Meet Me On The Battlefield by SVRCINA • Lover of The Light by Mumford & Sons • Ghost Stories by The Narcissist Cookbook • Shady Grove by Takénobu • Here’s a Health to the Company by David Coffin & The Revrls Chorus • Father’s Lament by Poor Man’s Poison • Oh St. Johns by The Saint Johns • The Mermaid by Kate Rusby • Ocean Lullabye by Anne Hill