#source: firebringer

[incorrecthatchetfield]

Pete: Uh, well, you know how sometimes there'll be a pack of coyotes that are feasting on a rabbit? And there's always one small runt of a coyote that's being kept from the meal?

Steph: Yes.

Pete: I'm like the rabbit.

[incorrect-tmnt2012-quotes]

Karai: *walks into the room*

The Turtles, April & Casey: HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

Karai: Oh, so this is what you were all planning in secret? I thought you were planning to kill me.

[ladymiraclewings]

Lucifer Morningstar: *walks into the room* Charlie, Vaggie, and the Hotel residents: HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Lucifer Morningstar: Oh, so this is what you were all planning in secret? I thought you were planning to kill me.

[batimshiptposts]

Wally: Uh, well, you know how sometimes there'll be a pack of coyotes that are feasting on a rabbit? And there's always one small runt of a coyote that's being kept from the meal?

Grant: Yes?

Wally: Well, I'm like the rabbit.

[incorrect-gaffers-quotes]

Harold: Uh, well, you know how sometimes there'll be a pack of coyotes that are feasting on a rabbit? And there's always one small runt of a coyote that's being kept from the meal?

Leshawna: Yeah?

Harold: I’m like the rabbit.

[theatrefanatic27]

Miguel: We got work to do!

Miles: (groans)

Miguel: There's just no time for singing and dancing right now! We got work-

Miles [dancing]: I don't really wanna do the work today, I don't really wanna do the work today, I don't really wanna do. The work. Today. I don't wanna do the work today!

Miguel: What-what's this???

Miles: Uh-oh!

Miles/Gwen/Hobie/Pav/Margo/Peter B./Noir/Peni/Ham/LYLA [dancing]: I don't really wanna do the work today, I don't really wanna do the work today, I don't really wanna do. The work. Today. I don't wanna do the work today!

Miguel: How do you guys all know this dance?!

[fmajorenthusiast]

Riff Raff: You know how sometimes there'll be a pack of coyotes that are feasting on a rabbit? And there's always one small runt of a coyote that's being kept from the meal?

Janet: Yes?

Riff Raff: I'm like the rabbit

[allofusaredead-incorrectquotes]

Ho-cheol: Uh, well, you know how sometimes there'll be a pack of coyotes that are feasting on a rabbit? And there's always one small runt of a coyote that's being kept from the meal?

Jae-ik: Yes.

Ho-cheol: I’m like the rabbit.

Jae-ik:

Jae-ik:

Jae-ik: Oh.

[incorrect-back-to-the-80s]

Corey Jnr: Uh, well, you know how sometimes there'll be a pack of coyotes that are feasting on a rabbit? And there's always one small runt of a coyote that's being kept from the meal?

Tiffany: Yes?

Corey Jnr: I'm like the rabbit.

[incorrect-sk-universe]

Grunt: Hi

Zazzalil: I have a girlfriend

Grunt: I wasn't hitting on you

Zazzalil: Oh, I know

Zazzalil: I just think she's great and I can't shut up about her.

[underscore-jude]

i take back any and all narrative critiques i had of firebringer when i was a bougie 14 year old thinking i knew my shit. this is par for the course in terms of starkid's narrative cohesiveness and the chorn twist is the funniest fucking thing ive ever seen

[averlym]

which is gayer? SIX or Adamandi (real)

adamandi

[bulldog-geckorahhhhh]

First character revamp for the Western AU! Because it’s hella fantasy western now, I’m going crazy with developing the world.

So Ignacio! He’s the towns former Firebringer. The firebringer’s job is to. Well. Fetch fire for the town, but usually they have fire kept in their house. Jars of flames, and a evergoing source of fire! Ignacio is the FORMER firebringer because he abused his power, and burned down the sheriffs house! So he was stripped of the firebringer title! But they uh. Didn’t exactly manage to take all his fire away from him. He kept a few jars of fire, and his firestaff.

Pump is being trained to be the next firebringer! It’s not going- perfect. But he’s trying!

@mayisgoingnuts @cupcake-catastrophe11 @paperbagirlratlover poking you guys

[unclewileys-bahblog]

Ok uhhhh I'll take something completely random from literally any Starkid musical you wanna do! Idk what in the last req made it get declined so I guess do whatever

-🐜

Level 1 Firebringer alter pack

Name: Jemilla

Titles: N/A

Age: 26

Gender: Female, Agender

Pronouns: She/her/hers, Shy/hyr/hyrs, It/its/itself, They/them/theirs

Sexuality: Pansexual, Sapphic

Species: Human

Ethnicity: Mixed

Source: Firebringer

- Mod Jayden (he/him)

[archivesberrygrad]

LIT-322: Discussion

Apr 20, 2025 4:21 PM

Happy Week 8!!

One recent work of contemporary fiction that made an impact on screen for me personally is The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes by Suzanne Collins. I enjoyed the book for its deep character study of Coriolanus Snow and its subtle commentary on power, control, and performance. The film adaptation stayed mostly true to the source material, but it felt more fast-paced and slightly less introspective. The book’s slow unraveling of Snow’s moral decay and inner conflict was more immersive, while the movie focused more on the spectacle and external conflict. I appreciated the film's performances and lyrical soundtrack design (especially Rachel Zegler's performance) but I found myself missing some of the background stories that made the novel so good.

Different mediums prioritize different storytelling elements. I agree with the idea that adaptations have to make hard choices to appeal to broad audiences, but I disagreed with the notion that something is always “lost” in the process. Sometimes, film can add new dimensions to a story through visual storytelling, casting, and score. For example, the original Hunger Games movie was a perfect movie to screen translation. 

When it comes to genre, Africanfuturism has really showed up in recent pop culture. Black Panther is the perfect example of how Africanfuturist stories thrive on screen. The visuals, costume design, and technology rooted in African culture created an immersive, futuristic world that felt both magical and historical. The Mufasa movie on Disney+ also taps into Africanfuturist themes by reimagining an African-inspired legacy through powerful visual landscapes that bring the wilds of Africa to life. These films show how Africanfuturism can be both a celebration of heritage and an imaginative leap forward in storytelling. 

If I could only choose two mediums as my go-to for escape, I’d choose books and TV series. Books offer depth, introspection, and a slow burn of discovery, perfect for genres like magical realism or character-driven stories. TV Series, on the other hand, are great for genres like fantasy and supernatural fiction where worldbuilding can be enhanced by visual and auditory elements. I'm not too much of a movie buff, but I have a ton of TV and book series that are my comfort media.

For TV Series: The 100, Anne with an E; Parks and Rec; Avatar: the Last Airbender; Game of Thrones (ignoring the last season); & The Shannara Chronicles 

For Books: The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins; Throne of Glass by Sarah J Maas; Harry Potter by JK Rowling; Firebringer by David Clement Davies; The Legend of Holly Claus by Brittney Ryan; & Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

[ocintrojectconfessions]

HELLOOO NURSE. a place to Be. oh im so excited than you op. gonna go ahead and claim our system's tag bc we've got three fictives of ocs and we're gonna be SOOO annoying (affectionate). gonna use code names for now just for further anonymity but eventually ill either come infodump about source or ill get firebringer to do it. probably not the moon bc they don't talk much. for now tho. the Superstar is here 😎. --- said system tag: #nw💫

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