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#hollow julieta au
roxyfoxgamer150 · 1 year
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Observer Mirabel: *Arguing with a random person.*
Random person: *Slaps her—*
Observer Mirabel, visible hand mark on her cheek now:
Random person:
Random person: WAIT DON'T—
Observer Mirabel, knowing damn well what to do since Hollow Julieta is near: MOOOOMMM—
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casitafallz-a · 2 years
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The AU, Multiverse trio of @roxyfoxgamer150​′s creation
Scrappy Mirabel! With both her bandages and new metal arms.
Observer Mirabel
Hollow Julieta! (Masked and otherwise and regretting some left decisions no doubt)
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argent-l-p · 2 years
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About Madremonte au When will you do teh oneshots of Luisa and Julietta pov of Mira and Isa living away and visiting? And can you include a Isa x Juli x Luisa bonding time fluff on it?
One Shot based on the Encanto Madremonte AU by the lovely @c-rose2081
This specific oneshot is their initial return to Casita after their resurrection from the statues and one of the visits afterwards. I hope you enjoy this as much as I enjoyed writing it!
Memories Remembered and Made
Julieta remembered when her oldest, her little sunflower, was still young enough to need her and deny needing that motherly help. Isabela had always been an independent child, always running in the fields her aunt had watered and constantly getting underfoot when given the chance to go into town with her mother. However, she could not have predicted just how independent she would become in the few short years after Luisa, her then youngest, was born.
She could still remember her sister racing down the street towards her, the dark cloud above her head mirroring the increasingly overcast sky, feet pounding on the stone road. She remembered the way the blood drained out of her face and the mask of worry transformed into one of sheer terror as Pepa took her arm and said, "You need to come home, Julieta! Isabela is gone and her door has dimmed!"
It didn't matter that she had left Luisa with Senora Ortiz or that she had skinned the length of her arm when she had slipped onto Casita's tiles as she flew through the front door. All that Julieta could think was that her oldest was gone and not behind the protective walls of their home. That she had let her mother keep her oldest caged, like the birds that were sold at the market, their feathers untidy and clipped to keep them from flying away; that her baby had flown away despite her wings being clipped and her very own gift seemingly turning against her. After that, all efforts to bring her sunflower home blurred together.
They searched for a long time, days bleeding into weeks, which bled into months. The entirety of the able bodied adult Madrigals and the rest of the Encanto, all of them looked for Isabela. Julieta and Agustin calling out in a daze for their wayward daughter, their calls turning into wails and screams as one by one they went unanswered. The only reason Julieta even stayed home was because she'd found out she was with child once more. Slowly, the search parties dwindled, until one day, almost a year after the fact, a cartographer found her daughters favorite blue dress. It was half buried, torn, and covered in blood.
When Alma Madrigal called her children, sat her oldest down, and mournfully presented the dress? Well, all Julieta remembered was hitting the floor and hearing a keening wail she would later know was ripped from her throat.
The years flew past, only marginally slowing down when Mirabel was born and becoming more terror induced as the patches of stone began to appear, fear causing her to isolate her family from the rest. Luisa, her little mountain, took over the main care of her sister as her mother became more and more frail looking in the wheelchair she frequently used. Rules were set, enforced, and ignored, Mirabel quickly growing and rising above the cages, looking more and more like the sister she never knew.
So when Casita crumbled to the ground and the faces of her youngest and oldest were carved into the statues within the hollow of that tree, she began to think that maybe it was cruel fate that her daughters would be ripped away from her loving embrace in the end.
Only, that wasn't how their story ended.
When Isa and Mirabel emerged from their would be tomb, it took all that Julieta was not to collapse into her wheelchair and sob. Her children had returned! After years and months of 'what if's' and 'if only's', all of her babies were together once more. But then Isa had looked at them and her heart began to sink.
Where once had been eyes that had mirrored her own, there were irises made of dim gold filled with wariness and desperation. Where ears had ended in rounded edges, tapered ends moved by their own volition, twitching at every sound they registered. Sharp fangs barred to all who stepped closer, plant life that had grown on her body stood on end making her seem larger than what her impressive height was. When Alma had tried to come towards them, a rumbling growl erupted from deep within Isabela's chest as she pushed a mildly dazed Mirabel behind her.
And that when it hit her; Isabela was protecting her sister from her family. No sooner that she had finished the train of thought, Isabela swung her sister onto her back, scaled the walls of Casita, the tiles trying to keep them inside, but it was no use. Julieta's voice, which had never gone beyond a low murmur in the past 15 years, strained itself hoarse and Luisa cried for the first time since she realized her Isa had gone missing. Their family tried to comfort them, but it was slow in effect and quick to draw their ire. What use was comfort when their missing and dead family fled from home, away from them? Did they not care? For days afterwards, they would burst into tears, ones a mixture of relief and worry. The other's, ones of fear, shame and happiness.
And then, against all perceived odds, they came home.
It had been close to dusk, the last hour of sun burning off in the horizon line. She had been at the counter making the dough for the bread, soft orange light filtering in through the open window. Head down, she hadn't expected the light to be blocked and least of all to look up into the apprehensive eyes of her sunflower as she hung down from Casita's walls with Mirabel on her back.
"Dios mío!"
Julieta couldn't believe it. Was this some cruel dream? One meant to torture her with wishes she never thought would come true? But no, her daughters didn't disappear or turn back into the statues her nightmares had forced her to witness. Isabela's eyes began to fill with mild discomfort and irritation, her body shifting to release the tension in her muscles. The quick patter of multiple pairs bare feet on tile approached and she only had time to hold out her hand to stop Isabela from fleeing.
"Julieta?!? Que paso? What's wrong? Let me- Isabela? Mirabel?" Her husbands voice, her clumsy husband who she loved, but wished at that moment would shut his mouth. Julieta turned her face slightly to address him never taking her eyes off the children fully, "I'm okay, Amor. Nothing's wrong, but please be a little more quiet?" Please stay calm. Don't move or come closer, is what she wanted to say, but with her girls so close she didn't dare say it so obviously if Isabela decided it sounded too much like threat.
She turned back to face them fully, "Would you like to come in?" Please don't leave me! Don't disappear again! Isa seemed to scan the family behind her, and at Mirabel's nudge of encouragement, she sharply nodded in assent and moved forward, further through the open window. Julieta moved her chair back, giving them room to climb inside and suddenly they were in front of her. Isa was taller than most of the family, seeing eye to eye with her other sister who trembled in the doorway, looking at them with tears in her eyes. Mirabel, who normally had her patches of stone in well hidden areas, had them dotting her body in scale like patterns, mirroring the way Isa's gift had sprouted on her own body. Everything that they had been, had changed and Julieta couldn't will herself to care at all. Her children were here and that was all that mattered.
During her inspection of them, her daughters had faced her fully, Mirabel having climbed down from her sister's back and moving forward to stand in front Isabela a hesitant look in her green eyes. Well, then. That wouldn't stand to stay. So with great dread, Julieta asked "Mirabel? Que paso?"
Mirabel, eyes filling with determination, proceeded to explain their presence. They needed food, anything that wouldn't rot away out in the Wilds and could last them as least a week. They didn't intend to stay, she thought with dismay, they were going to leave. But, hadn't they survived so long away from her motherly gaze? Had her oldest not beat the odds and survived out in the jungle thought to have claimed her life? And had her youngest not essentially raised herself away from the arms that should have protected her? Mirabel hadn't fought to stay when Isabela picked her up and fled, and she certainly hadn't come back sooner. Was this house even home for them? Did Isabela remember them? Deep in her aching, weeping soul, Julieta knew the answer to all those questions.
Turning so she faced the counter once more, where the cabinets filled with dried meat and non-perishable food was stored in the cabinets above and below, she asked, "How long do you think you can wait for me to pack up the food, bebe?" How long do you plan to stay after?
Mirabel's brief glance towards Luisa inching closer and Isabelas curling lip revealing her fangs was answer enough, "We can wait for you to pack it up and be on our way, Mami." Not any longer than we have to.
And so, Julieta got to work putting together the healing food that would hopefully keep her daughters safe, the rest of the Madrigals crowding in the doorway. The sound of cabinets opening and closing, the thumps of wrapped food dropping into the wicker basket she used to carry food, and the shifting of fabric were the only sounds accompanying her actions, that is, until she got to the sweets in the cabinets above. As she moved to stand, Luisa came forward an almost desperate expression on her face.
"Déjame ayudarte Mama! I'll get the conchas." Those had been Isabela's favorite, was left unsaid amongst those in the family who remembered the girl sneaking to swipe the pan dulce from the platters her mother made.
As Luisa moved closer, Isa pulled her youngest closer to her body, seeming to curl around her in a way that took her breath from her lungs. They look so much like the statues, she thought with no small measure of pain in her heart. When Luisa had carefully handed the bundle of pan dulce to her mother she turned from her, to her sisters looking like she might lunge for them at any moment.
Julieta put her hand on her daughters arm to still her movement and closed the basket. She smiled at them and handed it to them carefully, watching Mirabel give it Isabela who grew vines to keep it closed for the journey home, wherever that place was. Julieta watched as her mariposa climbed her sunflower and teared up as they looked at her. Golden eyes relieved to leave with no recognition of who she was in front of and green eyes sad, but filling with eagerness to do the same.
As they climbed out the window and off into the darkened jungle, their family exploded into cries calling them back. Everyone trying to talk over one another about what they could have done to convince them to stay, but Julieta just stared out after them, a small but sad smile playing on her lips.
A week later they returned, with the same request and the same time frame of stay. They came near dusk, asked for food, and left after their business was done. Then came the next week, and then the next, they returned to Casita, always through the kitchen window and always when Julieta was alone in the kitchen.
And then one day, they came during the early morning, when Julieta and Luisa were the only ones up. The sun was barely peaking through the mountain when a tap at the window drew their attention. They were hanging there waiting patiently for the window to open and when it did they climbed through, landing less than two feet away from Julieta.
"Hola, mami!"
She watched fondly as her mariposita climbed down her sister, her sunflower, who huffed as her fingers pulled a little too forcefully at her hair, "Hola, mis amores. What are you doing here so early?"
Her daughter grinned and quickly untied a bag that hung next to the basket, "We came back to get some more clothes and food! The clothes I took got dirty quickly and I need something clean to wear while I wash the rest." Isabela gave her a look leading to Mirabel sheepishly ducking her head, "And I might have accidentally used up all of our food. In my defense, I didn't think exploring near the river was that dangerous!"
And so, she sighed and let Mirabel go up to wash her clothes, leaving Isabela to stand in the kitchen inspecting the room around her. It had been the first time Luisa and her mother had been alone with Isa since she had come back and the girl-no, woman seemed the most at ease she had been during their visits; Maybe it was because the entire family wasn't there.
Turning back to the breakfast she steadfastly continued to make the meal, nudging Luisa who had her excitement and want to speak Isa barely veiled behind nonchalance. For a few minutes it was quiet, until a quiet rattle sounded close to her. At her side was Isa, closer than she had ever been before, crouching, and intently looking at the pattern of her apron. Lightly tracing the small embroidered image of a sunflower, she looked up and tilted her head and made a small sound of inquiry.
Luisa's breath hitched next to her, and Julieta put a hand on her own, "Do you like the sunflowers?" A nod of affirmation was all that answered her question and she smiled, but when she turned away in hidden disappointment a voice continued.
"Favoritos."
Luisa's eyes widened and Julieta almost jumped in surprise, but all other options as to who it could have been were all asleep. Isa had returned her gaze to the flowers, but it was clear it had been her. Isabelas voice, which was slightly deeper and rattled slightly, was the one who spoke, though her ears twitched in what appeared to be slight nervousness. She had stepped away from them in the time it took to register what she had said.
Julieta smiled, leaned forward slightly, and softly said, "They're one of my favorites too."
"And mine!" was Luisa's more exuberant response, though she softened it after Isabela pinned her ears back and her expression became a little more wary.
After a moment, her eyes softened and her lips twitched up for a second before she resumed inspection of the slowly lightening room. It became quiet once more and the two women in blue returned to making breakfast, Luisa glancing at her sister as though she wanted to say more but refrained form doing so.
As the sun climbed the sky and the rest of the household shifted in their sleep, Julieta couldn't help but think that maybe fate was being kind.
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c-rose2081 · 2 years
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In Madremonte AU, after Casita fell, Isa and Mira's curses turned them into statues right? I would bet that Luisa would talk to the statues of her sisters or even hug them during Casita's rebuilding
I think the statues of the cursed sisters would become a family altar of sorts once Casita falls.
I imagine candles being lit at the base so the figures are always illuminated in the hollow of Isabela’s great tree, and bowls of food from their family meals being placed there in a wicker bowl by Julieta. Luisa would come by often to speak to her sisters, or simply be in there presence. She even took up drawing in memory of her littlest sister, though she’s not very good at it. Pepa would always be sure that the sisters tree always got plentiful water and the best sunlight, so much so that it became an oasis for some of Antonio’s animals. Antonio himself folds paper animals and places them all around the tree, and near the statues. He always gives at least one butterfly to Mirabel, and a Jaguar to Isabela. Agustín and Felíx practice their music here sometimes, Agustín on his old worn trumpet which both Mira and Isa loved, and Felíx on his tambourine or bongos. Dolores…she doesn’t say much at all when she visits. She just sits on her knees as though in prayer, forehead bent to rest on her youngest Prima’s stone chest. She holds so much guilt.
Abuela comes as well, but only after everyone else goes to sleep. She stands at the base of the tree and closes her eyes, listening to the sounds of the night birds and the wind. Sometimes, she thinks she can hear distant laugher, others, a ghostly hand resting on her shoulder.
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doodlebloo · 2 years
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YOOO ERETS PECULIARITY IS SO INTERESTING that would definitely explain the sunglasses in this universe lmao. niki’s is also SUPER COOL i literally watched encanto and thought to myself that niki in an au having a power like julieta’s would b so fitting. jack having smth fire (like emma’s peculiarity?) tracks 2 me personally, bc of his origin like u said, but also makes me think abt the potential for consistent Subtypes of peculiarities? its smth the books only briefly explained but i love thinking abt how some types of peculiarities r more common than others :] technos is AWESOME WOW that also fits super well!!! also yeah same the way that peculiarities are decidedly not superpowers and never treated as such in the books is smth i really love, just bc someones peculiarity isnt suited for combat whatsoever may not necessarily matter to them at all bc! if all’s going well while theyre living it up in a loop then they dont even need to be thinking about fighting lmao. also DREAM BEING? A DOVE!? him being a symbol of peace and then the implications behind thinking about the hollow experiment,, oh my god. hate this guy
SRSLY I feel like my fave (or one of my fave) things about the world building in the books is that while some of the peculiarities are similar to "classic" superpowers (super strength, fire/plant manipulation, etc) a lot of them are either nothing like typical superpowers (Claire's backmouth is a good example) or are a really cool twist on them (flight/invisibility that you can't control or turn off, insect control but they live inside you) it's just epic :)
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roxyfoxgamer150 · 4 months
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When your AUs meet the new interest you have lmao
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roxyfoxgamer150 · 1 year
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Evil!Mirabel: I will BLOW OUT the fucking CANDLE! And none of you can stop m—
Hollow Julieta, whose patience was gone the second her alternate daughter said a villain monologue: *TRYING TO BE UNCHARACTERISTICALLY ANGRY AS POSSIBLE* I HAD INTERCOURSE WITH YOUR FATHER.
Evil!Mirabel: *Absolute shock* what.
Agustín, who knows Hollow's plan: *Pretends to faint*
Julieta, also knows Hollow's plan, pretending to be angry: you WHAT!?
Observer Mirabel & Scrappy Mirabel, who knew nothing of the whole plan: FUCKING WHAT WOMAN!??!
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roxyfoxgamer150 · 8 months
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"I just finished reading an angst fanfiction and by the gods I can think of so many ways to fuck up the character's emotions because they let the MC of the fanfic die." Observer Mirabel stated, holding up a phone.
Hollow Julieta just rose an eyebrow, "What? Like the way you got messed up after you were tortured?"
...
"Hollow you did not." Scrappy Mirabel stated, eyes wide with horror before Observer straight up lunged at Hollow in her tiger form before trying to maul her to death.
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roxyfoxgamer150 · 9 months
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I ate an expired cake. It was good tho, also koko is making me spit it out like a cat who ate something bad. I mean, she's not wrong :>
(What expired thing will I eat next, find out soon)
"MOTHER FUC— WHY WOULD YOU EAT EXPIRED CAKE IN THE FIRST PLACE???" Observer Mirabel stated, pulling her hair in frustration and gesturing her hands all over the place.
"I KNOW some of us eat expired food in accident, but a CAKE???" "Akuma ate expired bread." "W-Why are you bringing me into this–" Akuma stated, flabergastered at Scrappy Mirabel, while Observer accidentally hits Kromelia.
Everyone completely froze when Kromelia was hit.
"I am so sorry Krome I swear—"
Sudden curses could be heard and the speeding away of feet, while Hollow Julieta just stared at the ask.
"If the cake had mold, then why would you eat it."
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roxyfoxgamer150 · 10 months
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The sulfuric fog is beating my ass right now this is so homophobic, @Mother Nature.
9:13 PM • 20 Jun 23
"Sulfur what." Hollow Julieta deadpanned.
"ARE YOU AT LEAST WEARING A FUCKING MASK????" Observer Mirabel panicked, because why the fuck would you type it are you at least wearing a mask for the sulfuric fog—
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roxyfoxgamer150 · 1 year
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Agustín: Awh, I need to learn how to do the tango for the celebration.
Hollow Julieta: *Slowly peeks through the door, looking at him, holding a sign saying "With or without music?*
Agustín: *Absolutely shocked*
Julieta: *Trying to hide her chuckling because she knows her*
Camilo: *Chokes on air and becomes multiple people*
Pepa: WHAT THE—!?
Mirabel: Yes, Hollow. Papa needs to learn with music because he'll be clumsier than the woman you call "Marinette"
Hollow Julieta: *Fully opens door and walks in elegantly* Good, Agustín shall practice with Julieta.
Julieta: *Literally laughing because WHY IS HOLLOW ALWAYS SO SERIOUS*
Pepa: Where is the other me then??
Hollow Julieta: Causing earthquakes because her gift is much more powerful.
Camilo: Hey! What about my other self? Is he tall?
*Observer!Camilo, looming over him, grinning and looks like carlos just to scare him* very.
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roxyfoxgamer150 · 1 year
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Observer Mirabel: Alright, you know the fucking plan *jumps off moving helicopter without a parachute or proper fighting gear*
Scrappy Mirabel: Uh.. guys?
Hollow Julieta: What?
Scrappy Mirabel: She jumped.
Solaris: Oh good I—
*Both adults instantly remember Observer didn't have a parachute, or her fighting gear that she ALWAYS WORE*
Solaris & Hollow Julieta: SHE JUMPED!?
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roxyfoxgamer150 · 11 months
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You know there's this fic called the veiled door by vespera the evening star where Mirabel does have a gift the ability to see and speak to ghosts, but no one can see her door, so they don't believe she has a gift. Well, what if something similar happened where she can speak to the dead and maybe also has necromancy, but no one can see her door for some reason. And also, she can talk to Pedro.
"I've seen that fanfic! It's pretty good." Scrappy Mirabel exclaimed.
Hollow Julieta pointed at one of the AU portals with her thumb. "It just appeared, so yes, it happened."
Kromelia Raon Shirone can be seen teaching the Necromancy!Mirabel to only revive small beings like insects first.
Necromancy!Mirabel, who was still five years old, could be seen reviving a dead rabbit back to life.
"No, we're not going to try it on humans, kid, we don't know if they'll still have their sanity, it might be different than animals." Krome stated, gripping Necromancy!Mirabel's left shoulder with a hand.
"SOMEONE MAKE PEDRO STOP POSSESSING SHADOW FACADE RIGHT NOW IT LOOKS WEIRD WHEN A FOUR-LEGGED BEJNG IS SUDDENLY WALKING ON TWO LEGS JESUS CHRIST—" "He looks like a cartoon version of a skin walker." "OBSERVER SHUT UP—"
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roxyfoxgamer150 · 1 year
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What if mirabel was born blind and alma found her useless because of that and her parents don't really take care of her but Bruno does and with a help of the local seamstress and baker too. And when she turns 5 the candle and Casita can hear some people talk about her gift ma6be she will get her sight back then it won't be a "real gift " so the candle gets mad and gives mirabel earthly powers like in Avatar the last Airbender character toph
Akuma snapped their claws, "Nice AU there lad!"
Hollow Julieta dodged an attack from the small blind Mirabel, who was five and a half years old. "No child, throw it like you are angry, not lousily throw it like it is a homework assignment." She dodged a faster rock again.
She clicked her tongue, "Of course, she may be blind but she will still get bullied for it—" "Is, not will, you're training the fucking Blind Mirabel—" "Silence."
She threw a baseball at Blind!Mirabel, who caught it, she grinned, "I caught it! I caught it!" "Good, now don't rely on the wind." "Wait wha—"
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roxyfoxgamer150 · 1 year
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*Observer, Scrap, & Hollow eating dinner made by Hollow*
Hollow Julieta: do you little ones know that blueberries are one of the only foods named after a colour?
Scrappy Mirabel: What about star fruit?
Hollow Julieta: That's— that is a shape little one. How—
Hollow Julieta, remembers the time a math answer was obviously 2 but Scrap said 11:
Observer Mirabel:
Hollow Julieta, finally cracking: *holds her by the neck and begins to crush her* Listen thy lump of idiocy—
Hollow!Agustin, who was invited just to hang out with his evil wife: JULI NO—
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roxyfoxgamer150 · 1 year
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Observer Mirabel: *Breathes like a normal per—*
Hollow Julieta, having to deal with thousand of AUs in one fucking month: 黙れ[Damareya]. (SHUT THE FUCK UP—)
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