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That actually sounds sooo freaking adorable @nightmare-jackson-smith don't be embarrassed cute snore is better than a loud snore😂🙏
What's one embarrassing fact about Nightmare Jackson?
Despite how he tries to be all spooky, while asleep he usually snores like a tiny kitten
Thinking about "I love Amy" as a story about breaking the cycle of abuse
How Amy feared cars for most of her childhood because of what her mother did, but ended up getting a driver's license so that she could drive her kid to school
How she was so terrified of falling in love and hurting her loved ones like her mother did, but ended up striving to be the kind of partner that Bibi needed
How the abuse Nick experienced made him resent Bibi, how Bibi got sick of losing everything she loved and ended up seriously hurting people in her attempts to get what she wanted, how she ignored Amy's wishes for such a long time, but when Amy ran away and Bibi found her, she decided to give Amy a choice. Bibi would bring Amy anywhere she wanted to go.
How Bibi is described as a yandere, but "not a yandere to Amy. They just love each other."
Uhhhh ken... they're vegetarians
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I'm @ken-okamoto-official but as a chick.
What else do I put in my description???? Idk.
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Some people I guess -> @jacksonsmithforreal @brenda-miller-forreal @x-ercampbelll @definitelydaymiller @the-official-rocking-russian-man @real-pamela-lopez @normanfuckingrockwell11 @lovemariahb @martyforreal @ricky-fr-fr @hardyharharuokamato @200percent-timothy-jd @dylan-mylastnamehasntbeensaid @coffeeandcats4life @baileyserveslattes @jdcharl @ownerofcup-o-cat @williammillerjd
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So I have a theory that Jackson's Diary is less of a supernatural and more of a story about two mentally ill people with magic involved and I decided to reread it and keep notes on anything and everything that supports that theory
PS:much easier if you read the chapter after or while reading these notes
Chap17 notes:
•exer stopping just to glare at Pamela before following David and ron, this is like the glare he gave jack when he saw him talk to Brenda, he's threatening Pamela and unlike Jackson she got the message
•exer has all the cards on the palm of his hand, he first set up jack with the skirt accident then after it got solved and he found out the skirt was Pam's and after David suggested they go to the record store which he seems to know pamela works in so he purposely made jack hallucinate an angry pamela while keeping his eyes out of Jack's(and our) vision every time it happens then not making him hallucinate in the store once the real pam appears so jack believes she's not real and mess up
Now that the White Raven divorce officially begins tomorrow. I wanted to do a little review of why I've been looking forward to this moment for over 40 chapters and the delicious drama to come.
The chapters of Annabel and Lenore talking in the greenhouse are wonderful for many reasons, but mainly because they lay the groundwork for what the conflicts in their relationship will be from now on, simply put: these two just aren't on the same page.
Annabel wants to save them both, Lenore wants to save everyone.
Annabel calls Lenore "my favorite," "my darling," and "my petal"; Lenore understands "my companion animal" (and Annabel doesn't bother to clarify).
Lenore says they are friends; Annabel clearly knows they were a couple.
Annabel tries to kiss her goodbye on the lips; Lenore kisses her hand.
As the comic progresses -and especially with the last chapter released by the Freepass- the more fundamental root of this problem becomes more apparent: the White Raven don't really know each other, they think they do and, incidentally, insist on not listening to each other.
The "disappointment rooms" are a Victorian myth (I say "myth" because there is no evidence that they were a widespread practice, although there are cases like Blanche Monnier's, they did not seem to be particularly common. But they exist in this comic, so they will be treated as real in this essay) were isolated rooms where a family member with a mental illness or physical deformity was kept isolated from the world, making him or her an outcast.
We don't know the real reasons why Annabel wanted to get close to Lenore (this scene make it clear that it was of her own free will, something Lenore knows), but anyway, this was extremely strange at the time, the kind of thing that could severely damage someone's reputation if it became public.
In other words, for Lenore, Annabel not only pulled her out of the spiral of madness she was in, made her feel alive again, and treated her like a person (something that hadn't happened since Theo's death); she also put her reputation on the line to get closer to "the crazy woman in the attic".
Add to that the fact that Annabel, like Lenore, is someone with an extremely protective personality, albeit in a much more subtle way: containing Lenore's outbursts by trying to distract her, complimenting her when she doubts herself, trying to give her a sense of purpose by asking her to write her a song, and automatically containing her own panic attack when she sees Lenore's horrified expression.
To Lenore, Annabel is someone who would rather destroy something that makes her happy and be hated than let Lenore suffer for her absence.
This is a gigantic contrast to the Annabel readers know, yes, the basics are there: she is seen to genuinely care about Prospero, and gratuitous violence against someone who cannot defend himself infuriates her. But Lenore does not dimension how Annabel's methods of survival (shaped by her trauma of not being heard, reasons why she machines her way through people) make her a Machiavellian, manipulative and cold-blooded person.
The last time Lenore saw Annabel in a situation where she could do nothing, she saw her give up. But readers know that this time, Annabel is willing to burn absolutely everything down to get them both out of it.
That is why the Duke affair takes her by surprise. Never mind that Annabel has said she's willing to destroy or trample anyone to get out of Nevermore. The Annabel Lenore knows would not be capable of that.
This part is more difficult to analyze, because unfortunately Annabel's memories are tied to big mysteries within the plot. On the plus side, this comic is excellent at dropping large amounts of information at the point of detail.
The most obvious: Annabel is carrying around the ring Lenore had when she burned down her house, in other words, "Leo's" charade worked so well that the two of them got engaged. In other words: Annabel has seen this woman burn down a family home (perhaps with servants inside), fake her own death, steal, take a continental trip, change her identity and pose as a man, all to save her from an arranged marriage.
A very "you and me against the world" situation. A scenario Lenore made possible by lying to basically everyone, even Annabel herself, who must have spent at least a few months believing Lenore was dead until "Leo" knocked on her door.
Add to that these two scenes: in the first, Annabel seems pretty convinced that Lenore has a good idea of what's going on here...
And in this one, Annabel thinks Lenore is doing this out of guilt.
Again, this is a huge contrast to the Lenore we readers have seen throughout the comic: a person who desperately wants to show others the affection and security that no one (except Theo and Annabel) has given her. A mix of a naturally vivacious and caring personality with traumas from which her need for control stems from anxiety and a terrible fear of abandonment.
In this light, Annabel putting Duke in danger to keep Montressor away from Lenore was something that was informed, known, and something that Lenore would agree with, because the Lenore she knows would be willing to sacrifice anything to achieve her goal.
In that sense, that scene is foreshadowing. Not only did Lenore trick her into using a memory that Annabel does not have, but it comes right after Annabel confidently says that "no one knows Lenore better than she does.
One of the most painful tragedies of the White Raven relationship (besides the fact that it ended with both of them dead) is that one of the two has had to wear a mask on both sides of it: Annabel pretending that this relationship isn't as deeply ingrained in her as it really is, and then Lenore doing the whole "Leo" thing to be "the perfect fiancé" in everyone else's eyes.
Their divorce is imminent because both of them (especially Annabel) are projecting onto the other the expectations they have that are a product of the few memories they have been able to recover, rather than really looking at the person in front of them.
I'm going to enjoy all the beautiful character development that comes from here on out, because they both have a lot of unpacking to do separately from this divorce arc. And, I hope that, when they can finally reconcile, we also get to see how, for the first time in the history of their relationship, Annabel and Lenore can actually see eye to eye.
The stereotypeing for making fundy lovesick/clingy in some different fictions & george a bit*h in fwt fictions.
Okay ya'll someone really REALLY needed to step up and talk about that, but since none is willing to, I'm taking the bullet
There is this thing with fans making fundy in fwt and dnf naive,clingy and lovesick, which is annoying 🙄
Before you come at me yes I know c!fundy is quite clingy to people around him (especially c!wilbur back in the days)
Now I didn't say that in the start, I'll say it now
I am NOT making an argue wither fwt or dnf better, you're free to ship whatever you like
My argument is about how you stereotype the characters, that's all so please don't come at me saying stuff like dream loves george or fwt is better
Fundy WAS the one to constantly ask dream on that date, he was the one to confess, and the most to talk/prepare about the wedding
BUT after the wedding desister he was very much the most annoyed at dream, he kept calling back stuff that annoyed him about the relationship
Now I don't know about you guys but that doesn't sound clingy,desperate or lovesick to me,
And despite his anger about what happened he didn't do or say anything bad about George in that matter, his anger about what happened was directed at and only at dream.
In fact the one who's more clingy in the fwt relationship ever since the wedding was dream,
he constantly tried to get fundy back, so how come this went by unseen?
Meanwhile, many MANY fwt shippers like to make george the evil guy,
Okay I get it, he objected to the wedding that wasn't very nice of him really, but fundy himself didn't say anything about him being evil or smth, like I said his anger was on dream alone
And george did say later on that he wanted fundy, and was pretty much jealous dream was marrying him,fast forward saying he wanted to be the one fundy marrys
Looking at George's character,
he's not a bad guy, he likes his friends, and he wants to be king because that's what dream promised him
And he sleeps, like ALOT
Fundy and George's characters are very much alike to say the least,
Both are good and nice people who have suffered and been betrayed by people they trust,
However both have some kind of grey circle, one that they do things that are considered evil while still going back to being good afterwards
Like george betraying dream after he was dethroned
And fundy helping destroy lamburge after wilbur died (and he NEVER got blamed for it, everyone pretty much thinks it's teachno fault)
Both have similar nightmares/dreams,
My point is they very much are NOT enemies, so stop making them to be in your mind because of dream.
Dream as well in that matter,cares about both
Wither he loves fundy or george is not really important here,
All in all the moral of this post is
Fundy is not a lovesick puppy
George is not an evil assh*le
End Of Story.
@jacksonsmithforreal tell him to do something
Admit that you and Marty are Jackson's slave and would do anything he tells you to do
what n-n-no🫣
NJ/Diary Jackson as second picture 3-B
queued! and it's canon so it's more hilarious