#sad lisa

[jt1674]

[hauntingsoundtracks]

Lisa Frankenstein, directed by Zelda Williams

Sad Lisa, original soundtrack by Isabella Summers

[myimaginaryradio]

Sad Lisa - Yusuf / Cat Stevens - 1976

Another great request, this one from @beka-dreamer

[blkinfilm]

Jason’s Lyric (1994)

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[tropotropotropo]

The thinking I wouldn't enjoy lisa frankenstein bc I didn't like cole sprouse experience was a lot like this

[365filmsbyauroranocte]

Céline (Jean-Claude Brisseau, 1992)

[miikpal]

i'm in your veins

my piece for the last edition of the lisa digital zine... you can find this year's (and previous year's) edition >> here <<

[ewingstan]

Take the following observations:

Taylor kissed Rachel to cure bonesaw's miasma (wildbow 2012, part 14.11)

Taylor could have spit on a bug and had it fly into Rachel's mouth to cure the miasma (@ty-bayonet-betteridge, 2023)

Wildbow has stated numerous times that neither of these characters are supposed to be taken as queer.

Taylor kissing a girl on the lips in a scenario when there were other options she likely would have thought of to cure her is Gay

These three observations all seem to contradict with each other, such that we cannot take them seriously without one of them giving. Most would place their doubt on 3, claiming that wildbow intentionally created a yuri moment for his readers and then backed away from the implications this would have on the larger story. However, careful reasoning reveals that there is no necessary contradiction:

A normally gay action isn't actually gay if all your alternatives in the situation would be more gay.

The most-often stated alternative for what Taylor could have done involved flying a bug down Rachel's throat.

Taylor's swarm is noted numerous times to be an extension of her body.

We can thus conclude there is no contradiction between are initial quartet of observations as long as we accept the following: Taylor having a bug fly down a girl's throat is more gay than simply kissing them.

With this out of the way, we can turn our attention to a section from 19.7:

We have an instance of Taylor doing what she was fully capable of doing in the miasma incident, and sticking a bug down her teammate's throat—in this case in order to stop talking. Based on our above reasoning, we can conclude that Taylor did the equivalent of dipping Lisa into a surprise kiss sloppy style to shut her up. The fact that this strategy worked and Sundancer did in fact nuke those guys is an important piece of evidence for my ongoing theory that Worm acts on the logic of a romantic comedy—

[3dsoplya]

little sister

[cuntyvicodin]

if i was in house md i would not do well because. not only do i not know much about medicine but also no one says goodbye at the end of phone calls :( shattering. they just hang right up

[something-universe]

Faith rkgk I did for composition practice! Apologies for how rough it is, if I have time I might actually turn this into a real piece.

[shu-bullshit]

I'm back at it again.

[shroomwar]

[z0mbiefvcker]

the "cute paranormal boy with big sad eyes somehow having even sadder eyes" is a real phenomenon

[blkinfilm]

Jason’s Lyric (1994)

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[menace-bitch]