Just made all the voice claims in one video but uhhh i finally did Marcel’s voice! Not exactly the vision but its close bought for him-
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Mel has very sudden switches in personality, and they recall this starting when they became, you know, literal embodiment of chaos and stuff. They can’t control it much.
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Let’s play the game “I draw a sketch in the middle of the night before I pass out and see if I can understand it when I wake up”
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HI DESSA
im great, how are youu
AGHHH THIS ISSUCH A COOL QUESTIONNNN how do you come up with these omds
okay, so i’ve never thought about this before, so i’ll be making something up on the spot. the party consists of 4 boys and 2 girls, so i say we add a THIRD GIRL!!
and in honour of this #supercoolquestion, i’d name her after you!! i love your name!!!
fictional Odessa would definitely have black, curly hair (mike wheeler projection? maybe). i think she’d have green eyes and sharp features over all, but in the end she’d be the most humble and sweetest person ever. like she’d have this resting face that would make her unapproachable, but once you talk to her, she’s literally the embodiment of a sugarcube. her signature word is totally “yippe!”, and she has a thing for brushing people’s hair out of their eyes while they’re speaking, platonic or romantic!!
i headcanon that she met the party through an encounter with Elmax. maybe barged in an empty class, where they were just elmax-ing away… and ever since then they have been really close and have girl nights every weekend hehe.
also she’s surprisingly close with mike, probably because she clocked his tea the moment she met him, and at first he wouldn’t let her in, but. he eventually does. and they’re like. besties!!!
that girl is DEFINITELY sapphic AGH. she totally bonds with Will about this over the walkie late at night. i believe.
i think she’d also be a raging feminist, now i don’t know if this is self-projection or just the nancy part in me, but it happened. i saw it…
jane sews, max skateboards, mike writes, will draws, lucas is athletic, and dustin is the genius… so that leaves odessa with sculpting maybe? she absolutely does. she also loves collecting vinyls and hanging them uo around her room beside any gifts she got from her friends!!
last but not least, she’s a movie freak
ANYWAYS THAT’S IT!! this was such a cool ask genuinelyyyyy
i’ll definitely be rewriting this later because this is absolutely spontaneous, but the general idea has me HOOKED
LOVE YOU DESSA, THANK YOUUU!! <3
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How many OCS on the same highschool hockey team can end up as highschool sweethearts that get married..so far it’s 2…can I make it 3…4..?..F-five….? 🥺
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She took the highway six times after the failed mission.
Context: Mairi drove to a data center to try and dig into something for personal reasons, and Nagumo tagged along for a favore, things did not go as planned and Nagumo’s disguise lasted shorter than they thought when she was nearly done, both ended up retreating back to the car, hands empty.
I rushed it, I started this last year and left it before finding it almost a year later, hopefully I can come back with better understanding in drawing and editing one day (I only use flipclip).
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Hai ofc! I love ocs a lot they r awesome,, I WOULDVE done more to do with like,, sign language but I didn’t wanna over complicate it
Two bc ya,,
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Who Should I make a human design for my mewgenics ocs?
Clawsia(clown cat shipped with Magnus)
Janiky (queen cat shipped with Arthur)
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6 Things the Public Got Wrong About the Death of Marjorie Spatafora ♱
December 16th, 2008
(CW: Suicide, descriptions of violence, guns.)
1. Spatafora was COO of the Blacklight Corporation, not CEO.
Despite common misconception, at the time of her death, Marjorie Spatafora ♱ was not actively serving as CEO of Blacklight Incorporated. That role belonged to her husband, Alison Thistledown, and has since the company’s inception in 1980. Conversely, Spatafora did serve as COO (Chief Operating Officer) of Blacklight Incorporated from 1990 up until her death.
2. Marjorie was not fired prior to her death.
A rumor circulated by tabloids and internet chatrooms has led to many people believing that Marjorie Spatafora ♱ was fired by her husband hours prior to the Kindersonee County Police Department’s discovery of her body. This rumor is false. As the COO of a public corporation, Marjorie Spatafora ♱ could only have been fired with permission from Blacklight’s Board of Directors; potentially with sway from her husband, however, this is not what happened.
The rumor Marjorie was ‘fired’ originates from a statement made by her stepson during questioning, in which the young man (Kayden Thistledown) stated that he heard the couple shouting at one another immediately prior to Marjorie’s final exit from their home. Thistledown, however, was reportedly unable to discern what the shouting was about.
3. Marjorie Spatafora ♱’s death *was*, in fact, ruled a suicide. **Note: experts disagree.
The circumstances of Marjorie Spatafora ♱’s death have been the subject of a major political debate for the last 8 weeks. Those supportive of the American justice system tend to agree with official statements that Spatafora’s death was a suicide, however, despite these statements, an overwhelming number of critics believe it to have been homicide. This debate even lead to questioning over the contents of the actual ruling itself, however, Marjorie Spatafora’s death was, in fact, ruled a suicide.
The main reasoning for the debate is derived from the amount of fatal bullet wounds discovered in Spatafora’s skull: 6. This was reportedly possible due to the type of gun used, a vintage 'duck foot pistol’, capable of firing up to 3 rounds at once. The Kindersonee County Police Department’s official report reads that Spatafora pulled the trigger of this particular gun twice, due to the force of the resulting crash: thus explaining the 6 different wounds. However, the Kindersonee County coroner’s report conflictingly states that these injuries were derived from the popular Glock 19 handgun, only capable of firing 1 round per pull of the trigger. Despite this, the case was still ruled a suicide. Many experts agree with the coroner’s report rather than that of the police, primarily due to the rarity and antiquity of duck foot pistols and the fact Spatafora’s husband, Blacklight CEO Alison Thistledown, is a registered owner of a Glock 19.
4. The interviews are real.
The two infamous interviews conducted by CNN covering the death of Marjorie Spatafora ♱, the first with former FBI director Brooklyn Hawksley, and the second with Spatafora’s Stepson, Kayden Thistledown, are both real.
In an unprecedented technological feat many have described as 'dystopian’, an anonymous actor was revealed to have been swarming chatrooms discussing these interviews with 'bots’: fake internet profiles. Many of these profiles claimed to be eyewitnesses to Spatafora’s death, officials, prominent journalists, etc in an attempt to disprove the video’s claims. The individual behind this was reportedly not arrested.
In her controversial interview, Brooklyn Hawksley referred to the official ruling as a “monstrosity for Justice”. Stating “the American people are not stupid. Whether this woman was a corporate executive or The President Of the United States, she would have been equally entitled to a fair and uncorrupt investigation into what happened to her. The reason people are so angry, (interviewer), is due to the obvious fashion in which our system completely failed. This should be incredibly terrifying, and saddening, for any American to see.”
In a separate 30 second interview, Kayden Thistledown responded to CNN reporter Nathan Stephens’ request for comment on the ruling by stating in a sarcastic tone “Sure, Marjorie shot herself… Seven? Six- Yes, six. Six times in the head.” The 18 year old looked notably exhausted, garnering sympathy from the public which quickly turned to malice upon the arrival of the bots. Neither he nor Hawksley responded to our request for comment.
5. Marjorie Spatafora ♱ was not suicidal
In a harrowing incident, the office of Marjorie Spatafora ♱ ’s psychiatrist was broken into and breached by a collection of internet skeptics seeking to discover more about the case, releasing a collection of stolen files. Their discoveries lead to rumors that Spatafora was suicidal. This was, however, not the case.
The files revealed that Marjorie had been prescribed the psychiatric drug “Xanax” (alprazolam) 20 years prior to her death for the treatment of a diagnosed Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Additionally, Spatafora was revealed to have been diagnosed with Antisocial Personality Disorder, a condition characterized by a lack of empathy, manipulation, and general antisocial behaviors. Whilst difficult to live with, neither of these diagnoses require a patient to experience suicidal thoughts, nor was Spatafora recorded as such. Conversely, improvement in her mental state had actually been noted about 2 weeks prior to her death.
6. Requests to reopen the case were rejected - not ignored.
Pressure to reopen the case, arising from both the father of the victim (Democratic Congressman Marcello Spatafora) and the public did in fact lead to formal requests for the case to be reopened. It is commonly believed that these requests were simply ignored. However, they were, in fact, actively refused by the court.
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Delilah’s mom’s story ideas??
Honestly I think I probably won’t write the Holly story at this point, since a lot of it is evolving. But maybe she can be another character for this other idea I have.
But anyways her mom sang and danced and did performances when she came to land and she took a liking to the man who became her husband I guess.
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I need to do more Aggroposting again I highkey miss drawing him
His character is still byfar my strongest hyperfixation , even if I go ages without posting about him
He lives in my brain rentfree
He is me and I am him <333
Here’s a couple Aggro images whilst you wait for me to muster up enough motivation to draw again
