guys. guys.. not to be like. the crazy one, but like
i dont fucking care that there was "news" about the rps at vidcon
actually kinda scared for the rps to come back??
Like, idk after I learned a LOT about issues with Mystreet, it's not very exciting anymore. Plus I have this whole story in my head now, a rewrite, my version, and I dont want a new season of Mys to remind me that my little version of this story is extremely not canon. Also that canon is worse.
Oh and I actually despise the remake of MCD. I hate it so much. Like maybe I'd be more excited if she was continuing the og MCD, but no it's going to be the remake of course because she abandoned the original.
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hey has. does anyone have thoughts on the hot chick. because i am having thoughts. like yes, its a little dated, but. fuck. fuck? what is it about acceptance, not being in the right body, relationship confusion due to lack of self recognition, and misplaced or unrequited love? hello? like ok sure there was period typical off color jokes but even within that you'll find a character who has odd depths considering their screentime and role. like. the toilet attendant who, after his initial confusion, immediately helped jessica when she couldn't figure out how to pee correctly in her male body. or april, who once she recognized jess for who she was, immediately began helping her/ accepted her body for what it was. and found beauty and comfort in jessica, no matter what form she took? or jake, whose a little confused but got the spirit? if we take away the haha silly body switch and just present it as a woman in a man's body, the movie is a heartfelt portrayal of young queer love. anyways jessica has TWO HANDS PLEASE JUST CONSIDER-
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The Professional and Personal Passions
Thinking about how late S4 Jesse gained the respect of Gus and Mike and had sort of resigned himself to being a "professional" criminal in their style—for the money, and with a degree of cold, matter-of-fact dispassion. He's hurt by the breakdown of his relationship with Mr. White (in the way someone would be about a bad breakup) so he's clearly not interested in that kind of deeply felt, personal relationship in his "criminal" life—or at least he's convinced himself that he doesn't want it anymore.
(Sidenote: I seriously question how long that Jesse would have enjoyed cooking for Gus's organization without Walt. Mike might be a marginally better 'father figure' in the sense of not having a vampiric need for Jesse, but the co-dependence runs both ways and I tend to think the intense need Mr. White has for him was a lot of the appeal in the first place. I could see being a criminal becoming a rote, routine job without the intense if unhealthy emotional connection Walt provides—rather like Walt growing bored of working with Gale after a couple weeks. That coupled with the violence necessary in the drug business, and I'm thinking Jesse would be disillusioned and looking for a way out to get a new start with Andrea and Brock not long into the arrangement. But I digress.)
Jesse thinks he can be content with Gus's respect and Mike's grudging, gruff affection. He doesn't have any illusions about his relationship with Gus Fring—it's for mutual benefit, there's no love here. He's mature about this.
...And Walt took one look at that and said, "I'm sorry, Jesse, there is nothing 'professional' about how we do crime in this family, everything has to be a deeply personal psycho-drama and you're a central player in mine" and then proceeded to poison Jesse's girlfriend's son and convince him Gus had done it as a bid to goad Jesse into killing his former partner when in fact the exact opposite was true. He couldn't just ask Jesse nicely, he had to "re-bond" them by attacking Jesse at the most personal level imaginable and framing Gus for it, while simultaneously making this personal attack about their relationship and how mean ol' no fun business only Fring came in and messed it up.
And it...works. Fairly easily, to the point where one wonders if Jesse is almost......looking for an excuse to go back to Walt.....
I mean, this comparatively insane behavior is the final straw which implodes their partnership in the end, but you can tell there's a part of Jesse that also is ultimately more comfortable with having a deeply messy ride or die murder partner over a crime boss who just wants you to do your job. Eff professionalism, we die like men!
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mikes generally a strange character to me because hes clearly supposed to be sole survivor man like nathan drake-esque horror protag but he lacks almost all the personality and machoisms that characters like that tend to share. he's kind of self depreciative and seems to view himself as just sort of an unlikeable person, but seems okay with this fact or at least has no drive to change it or "hate" that part of him. he's kind of always got this dough faced naive and anxious expression. he curses but none of it sounds natural. his manner of speech is generally kind of weird, like hge struggles with it in some way. he's not really whiney or petty like a lot of horror protagonists tend to be as well. mikes a weird character because he clearly cares a lot about what hes doing but he has sort of this strange apathy that coats everything he does, but it's not like he doesnt CARE whats happening he just kind of seems like he. lives in a different world.
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Do my friends realise that my proclivity for losers and dorks also very much. includes. them. 🥰
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