I Know It's A Tight Turn Around But Anything Helps!!! Thank You For Your Time Townsfolk!

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/07XjTzdXcUwzT2UQJ12Bjr

A Three Adventurers Playlist [Open In Spotify]

Solider, Poet, King - The Oh Hellos // On Top Of The World - Imagine Dragons // Run Boy Run - Woodkid // Still Breathing - Green Day // Marchin On - OneRepublic // Flaws - Bastille // Pocket Full Of Gold - American Authors // Larger Than Life - Pinkzebra ft. Benji Jackson // Brighter - Patent Pending // Secret of Monkey Island Theme - Video Games Live // Zelda 25th Anniversary Overture - Video Games Live // Graham’s Theme - David Stanton & Ben Stanton

Creative moment while stretching, IM GONNA WRITE THE HELL OUT OF IT!

oh the quick changing of zach in the liveshows is both adorable and really really talented! everyone in the liveshows is doing such a good job, vocally and physically. i can't help staring at all of them in awe (and also like... kinda sorta acting, performing crushing? at them) and seeing them add their faces and bodies into the mix.

shoutout to that person in the comments who pointed out zach's smile when hera is introduced. i look for that everytime, i look for zach everytime. i look for lovelace staring down eiffel and the fear in his eyes. i get to see a physical version of minkowski's dissappointment. i get to see... cutter.

the AMA (after countless searching spirals) have been such a treat in an information way. like the fondness and the openess of their creative process really adds to how the story feels. also non-canon silly goofy topics! and new facts that... may or may not contribute to things already rattling around in my brain :))) because okokok, learning that dylan marron was considered for cutter is... such a mental image that i choose to think about daily

i think this is both a question and an excuse to talk about the live show. things that you love about the live show? or also the AMAs?

(i've been putting the amas on whilst spring cleaning and it just makes me kick my feet like a schoolgirl)

wolf 359 live show, my most dearly beloved... what don't i love about it? (... aside from how beige it is and how tricky that makes it to color, maybe.) ... like. ough. the way eiffel is the only one who looks over / crosses the stage over to hera. the music cues!! scotty sitting in the audience the whole time, and how completely the tone shifts when cutter shows up. how much everyone's expressions and mannerisms embody the characters, and how that physicality carries over to how i see them in the rest of the show. it's impossible for me not to see most of them as versions of their voice actors. it's funny, it's tense, it has so many really good character moments. it's such a perfect encapsulation of all the best things about wolf 359, now with different layers of nuance and physical comedy. it understands the medium it's in and the tools it has available as well as it does in audio format, and the fact the show in general is written and performed with so much thought towards physicality certainly doesn't hurt.

and also i love eiffel. i love zach's exaggerated body language and expressions as eiffel. never fails to cheer me up.

^ just look at this guy.

as for the AMAs, i love hearing them talk about the characters so much. like, with the understanding that it can't be taken as direct, literal canon when it's outside of the show, i still think it helps you understand a lot about how they see the characters, and so. how the characters were written. knowing they had detailed character bibles full of stuff that never directly made it into the show is like... maybe it's not 'canon', but it's in the performance, it's in the writing, it informs who they are. it's a similar thing.

and also, again, i love eiffel. and i love to hear them say completely useless things about eiffel that couldn't possibly be interesting to 90% of people. like zach saying his favorite ice cream would be cotton candy dippin dots (disgusting sweet tooth on that man.) or gabriel listing pink floyd, led zeppelin, and the rolling stones as examples of eiffel's music taste (bargain rack band tee music taste; he is soo normal. i want him carnally.) eiffel really likes bowling. "what brand of cigarettes does eiffel smoke?" / "cheap." eiffel's ideal valentine's day is netflix and chill. "what's eiffel's favorite book?" / "... eiffel reads?" (gabriel's actual suggestions were 'something unpretentious, like a pulpy 80s action movie of a book. or splinter of the mind's eye.') ... etc. etc. you understand.

also the AMAs are great for that one time gabriel said "eiffel's doing hera" and immediately regretted his choice of phrasing so so much.

~cleaning’s my life and when im feeling down~

Other than OJ (since it’s his hotel) who helps with cleaning and maintaining the hotel?

OJ is the head of the hotel, but when he’s not around or on break, Paper is in charge (even though he’s not good in positions of authority). Salt and Pepper usually usurp Paper.

Soap will perform cleaning duties once every few days to balance her life and keep the hotel clean. She’s been asked to recruit one person to help her with each shift so that she’s not doing all the work! Some people are more helpful than others!

A conversation between two

ME: *is walking, head in the clouds*

Me: *stumbles and falls onto the floor*

Me: "Oh my- , I'm so sorry. Do you need help?"

Chair: ....

Me: "wait wha-. What did i just do?"

[Image ID: A flow chart with two branches. The starting point reads "does this character have problems." One branch leads to "yes" then "make them worse," while the other branch leads to "no" then "give them some." End ID.]

Listening to Malevolent feels like:

I don’t think I’m the first nor the last to say it, John right now sounds like a man in a tin can

I'm going to die and come back a happy soul. Tomorrow will be my day for sure

Sandman was my first exposure to trans people, the way you wrote Wanda……I felt horrible for her when her nightmares were of having to undergo surgery to be a woman and I wanted to scream at her parents when they dressed her in a suit and put her deadname on her gravestone. I was 14 and reading it in the library in a very conservative area, and I never knew being trans was possible before that.

I consider it to be, if not *the* reason, one of the reasons I’m such a staunch supporter of the trans community. I was 14 years old and it opened my eyes to a whole community I knew nothing about. Thank you for your writing, it changed my life. I don’t care if you respond to this but I wanted you to know how big of a difference writing one person in a comic made to me.

I’m glad it helped.

And that really is why people are trying to ban books and gut libraries now. Because ideas are dangerous and they can invoke empathy.