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alfredfortnitejones · 8 months
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IT JUST HIT ME THAT IT'S BEEN EXACTLY 3 YEARS SINCE SCHLATT WON THE L'MANBERG ELECTION WHAT THE HECKKKKK
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doodlebloo · 1 year
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When you're just chilling and then like a wave of ice cold seawater dwarfing you entirely you think "Oh fuck, L'Manberg."
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"What if we don't win tomorrow?" 
Lazily, their eyes meet, two best friends totally relaxed on the bench in their favourite spot. 
"I hope you don't win-" "WOW RUDE-" Tommy bats at Tubbo, whose laughter rings out across the valley before them. "Okay, okay, I'm kidding. You guys are my Pres and Vice-Pres, one hundred percent." Tubbo puts on his thoughtful face. "Who'd you think would win?" "Quackity, obviously." "What, not expecting a Coconut sweep?" "Shut upppp." 
"Okay, seriously. I think Quackity would be a good President. Not as good as you guys, of course, but he was pretty good in the debates, he seems to have some good ideas. L'Manberg run by him would be... well, different, but I don't think it would nessecarily be bad." "Different how?" "I knew you weren't paying attention." "I was preparing for a legendary debate with GeorgeNotFound, excuse me." 
Childish giggles, "Right, yeah, but- Well, L'Manberg under Quackity wouldn't have the walls, right? Or, the strict border policy, rather. We'd let non-Europeans in." "Yuck! If we let Americans into L'Manberg I'm moving out." "That would change things, right? If anyone could join our ranks the politics for L'Manberg and Dream SMP would change, and that means-" "Blah blah, boring boring, get to the point." 
Tubbo poked Tommy hard in the ribs, "He'd be bringing not only his ideas, but the ideas of new citizens. But it wouldn't be bad - he supported the cartel, remember? He's the kinda guy to bring business, commerce, trade, entertainment. L'Manberg could be transformed." 
"Sounds like you're pretty into these ideas, Tubbs." They share a genuine look before Tubbo shakes his head. "Nah. I never wanna be President." "Never? Not even a little bit?" "No. It seems like a lot of stress. So much paperwork..." "You're right about that. Though," Tommy slings an arm around Tubbo's shoulders, somewhat teasingly. "I seem to remember Quackity saying he'd cut the amount of... what was it, 'red tape' on government if he were elected." "See what I mean? His government, it could be pretty awesome." 
"Or pretty rubbish." "If your mind was anymore closed it'd be a basketball." "What does that even mean." "It means-" The next minute or so is filled as Tubbo attempts to demonstrate what he means by using Tommy's actual head, and Tommy retaliates by wrestling them both off the bench. Sitting in the dirt, laughing like little kids, Tubbo wipes his face. 
"Of course, none of that matters, because you guys are gonna win tomorrow, easy." "Too right. And then we'll all be back to doing what we do best." "What, being a pain?"
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razzygoat · 2 years
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When I say I liked the dsmp I mean I liked 2020 dsmp
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ghostly-groves · 7 months
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me and my friends are always locked in debate about this one, so:
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snailsnfriends · 2 years
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as much as I'm not thrilled about this ending, I cannot say that my time has been wasted. I have loved every bit of the story that tommy has created. it's been full of drama, funny moments, but mostly, it's been full of love. to me, that's what matters the most. I was here when l'manberg's walls were built, I was here for the elections. I was here when they were thrown out, when pogtopia was made, when techno joined. I was here when wilbur lost his final life on the 16th, I was here for exile and bedrock bros after that. I was here for doomsday, the disc war finale, tommy's healing arc, snowchester, wilbur's revival, all of it. and all of it made me happy and had truly changed me as a person. I've made great friends, I've written so much, and I've had a lot of fun. no matter what, I am truly grateful for the awesome character that was ctommy and everything that came as a result of it. what a wild ride
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mcytblr-archive · 3 months
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Early MCYTblr Interviews: conarcoin
today's interviewee is conarcoin, runner in the 2020 MCYTblr elections, founder of gay castle, mod on the mcytblr-confessions blog, and MCYTblr veteran! below is a transcript of the questions and answers.
Q: You’ve been in MCYTblr for a long time, and participated in a lot of MCYTblr events, so let’s work our way through them. Can you tell me a bit about what 2020-2021 MCYTblr was like for you, or anything that immediately comes to mind when you think of it?
A: 2020-2021 MCYTblr was a shithole, but it was a shithole I made some really good friends in and I don't regret that period at all. I regret some stupid posts I made, sure, but overall? Nah. 2020 MCYTblr was always filled with drama as it was a transitional period - it was primarily made up of what we now call "truthers" and the scattered remnants of SMPblr, and that sort of caused a culture clash. I'm immediately reminded of the time I got into a huge drama for having the url "transtubbo" in 2020, which one ex-SMPblr user was not fond of. Also a lot of posts made by straight up weirdos like that one infamous "sex god whore" post.
(the url "transtubbo" was not a truthing thing, but a DSMP thing, but this was a time when truthers were still everywhere in MCYTblr and the divide between RP and real life wasn't as clear, which is how I ended up in hot water)
Q: I understand that you started and ran the “gay castle” discord server. Why was it created? What was your experience running it?
A: Gay Castle's still alive and well after 3 years. Me and a friend made the server in September 2020 due to being tired of the drama in another server we were in called Sleepyheads. It's a personal friend server, so we just invited people we thought were chill to hang out and have some laughs. I honestly would call Gay Castle my internet family, they're a wild bunch and we've had so many great times over the past 3 years.
Q: What was it like running the mcytblr-confessions blog? Do any confessions stand out to you from memory?
A: mcytblr-confessions is the child of me and like 10 or so other members of Gay Castle. The experience is mostly mundane, just queueing and deleting asks. We do get a lot of asks that get deleted due to breaking the rules and such, but it hasn't been particularly drama-filled or anything. There's way too many confessions that stand out to me, but personal favorites of mine will always include the Foolish peas anon, the Highcraft church anon, and the one about AustinShow calling anon Greg instead of their actual name.
Q: If my memory serves, you ran in the October 2020 MCYTblr elections. Who did you run as? What was your experience being a part of it?
A: I did, alongside a friend at the time who went by Fakenoblade. I don't remember too many details from that period of time. We ran as "Potato2020" and didn't get very far but we had fun. Cecilia (bless her heart, we're still mutuals even though we don't talk often) can do a really good Technoblade impression, so in call we had her say some funny lines that we edited into a promotional campaign video. Fun stuff.
Q: Are there any other events that stand out to you?
A: The day a bunch of content creators joined in 2021, mostly smaller ones. That was around the same time I became friends with Erin (@itselectralive), who is still one of my closest friends to this day and an absolute sweetheart. She got me onto a SMP she helped run called Balls SMP, which crashed and burned, but I had fun and met some cool people.
Q: Do you remember any of the main discourses/dramas that went through the community?
A: Apologist discourse, obviously. I didn't engage with it - I honestly didn't care for either c!Tommy or c!Dream - but it's hard to avoid it. Shipping discourse and boundary discourse. Honestly, I can't remember anything more specific besides the more general dramas.
Q: What do you remember most fondly from that time?
A: Honestly? Just early Gay Castle and also liveblogging the L'Manberg Election. That night was so much fun, one of the most vivid memories of that time period I have.
Q: Is there anything else you’d like to add?
A: You guys should watch SMPLive. Not really, it's aged like piss and several creators ended up being freaks but it's still got a lot of funny jokes and interesting lore (believe it or not). From what I have seen, its fandom is the root of a lot of MCYT fandom's most obnoxious behaviors, but the people who are left and still care about it are really cool. It turned 5 this month!
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the-final-sif · 2 years
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Also it feels like 10 years ago, but c!Tommy openly admitting that the L'Manberg election was only supposed to be a consolidation of power, that c!Wilbur had told him so. It was only supposed to be a show so Wilbur could have an air of legitimacy. Not an actual democratic process.
That confirmation will live in my brain for so very long.
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elmhat · 8 months
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// dsmp rp
So. Quackity and Wilbur.
Their dynamic is fascinating to me because it's all about perception. It's always about perception, with Wilbur. That's his thing throughout L'Manberg: the greatest power is the power to control the narrative. Wilbur learns this early on. He wields this power well, in the ways in which he demonizes his enemies (Dream, Schlatt) and simultaneously glorifies the image, the idea of L'Manberg—and, by extension, the idea of himself. When Wilbur does something, everyone knows about it. You can't ignore him. It's by design.
Quackity, at this stage, barely seems to even qualify for the "enemies he demonizes" category. He's a small player, the little fish in the pond, another pawn on Wilbur's board, and not even a particularly useful one. He's also one of the first people to take a stand against Wilbur. When Quackity condemns Wilbur for his rigged election and runs against him, he is beginning a rivalry that will continue for as long as they live—but they are not yet enemies. Quackity isn't important enough for that.
It's at this point that I think their dynamic is really established as an imbalanced one. From the start, it's pretty much guaranteed that Wilbur is going to win. Everyone knows it. Everyone breathes it. Not only that, but from Quackity's perspective, it seems like no one particularly cares about Wilbur's blatant corruption, not in any way that matters. After all, he won their independence! He's the hero of the people! For Quackity, someone who decided to run in the first place to oppose corruption, it's a huge slap in the face.
From that point, it spirals. Quackity is humiliated during the debates; he's not as well-spoken as Wilbur, not as sure-sounding, and his points about "teaching people to be kind to each other" are brushed off as laughably naive. They talk about it afterwards, and Wilbur tells Quackity that there is no peace without power, and there is no peace without violence. Quackity doesn't believe him yet.
They are not equals. In most interactions they have, Wilbur is talking down to Quackity like he's his subordinate rather than his political rival, and Quackity definitely internalizes it. The humiliation deepens. His own running mate sleeps through the election. The humiliation deepens. His only hope is to make a deal with the devil, and he does so without second thought, for the chance at having something over Wilbur. It works. Then it backfires. Now Quackity is being associated with the cruel regime that Wilbur is condemning as hoardes of followers flock to his side at Pogtopia, and Quackity is still stuck with Schlatt, abandoned and talked over and kicked into the dirt over and over and over again. The humiliation deepens.
I think what Quackity feels towards Wilbur is something like resentment, something like jealousy, and all of it merges with his embarrassment and his self-loathing to become a horrible form of admiration. Wilbur can rig an election, blow up his own fucking country, and still be praised. As Quackity picks up the scraps Wilbur left behind and tries hopelessly to piece them back together, working without glory or recognition, people still speak Wilbur's name like he was a god among men, the only chance they had at freedom, "if only he never went mad."
But Wilbur is dead now, and Quackity is alive. Maybe, finally, it can be his turn. He thinks back on everything that went wrong and he remembers what Wilbur told him about power and violence, and this time he knows it's true because he saw Wilbur succeed. He puts it to the test. He forms a group to bring Techno to justice and he loses a life and he loses an eye. He forces the formation a new nation where his friends can be safe and it's ripped apart before his eyes and his friends abandon him anyway. And this, this, is too much humiliation for one man to handle. Wilbur wasn't wrong, far from it—the problem, as always, lies with Quackity. Clearly, he isn't going far enough.
The way I see it, the beginning of the Las Nevadas arc is the beginning of Quackity's lifelong obsession with burying the past. He doesn't regret anything that happened, because it was all essential to him becoming the newer, better person his is today. He's not naive and he's not weak, not like he was back then. He's not the side character from Wilbur's story. But thinking about that person makes him horribly uncomfortable and ashamed, so he tries not to, and he makes sure other people aren't thinking about it either.
The new identity he crafts for himself is not only modeled on Wilbur, but also on Dream, Schlatt, and everyone else who used their power against him. It's a weird little paradox he creates: all of these players are gone now, but Quackity is bringing them with him, even while he simultaneously refuses to dwell on their history. He rants about how Dream abused the power of attachments to control the server, and in the same conversation, Quackity decides to abuse the power of attachments to control the server. But Wilbur, arguably, left the most impact. Everything Wilbur ever said, everything he ever did—Quackity treats it all as lessons, and he learns fast. If Wilbur says he will have to torture then Quackity will become a torturer. If Wilbur uses manipulation and coercion to draw people in then Quackity will do the same.
It's worth mentioning, though, that their styles of manipulation have some key differences. Wilbur's greatest asset was his charisma, and from this, he was able to craft his perfect illusion for L'Manberg: a nation so peaceful that no armor should be worn within its walls, oppressed under Dream's brutal authoritarian rule. The message was that everyone had to stand together (under Wilbur's leadership, naturally) in order to stand a chance against their shared enemies. Wilbur also had the benefit of being the first person to create a nation independent of the Greater SMP, which couldn't hurt in making his cause more appealing.
Quackity doesn't have any of this. With the server already fractured upon Las Nevadas's creation, he instead focuses on the more individualized elements of his people's citizenship. Wealth, land, personal glory, and a whole lot of other promises he can't keep. The message isn't "join so we can help each other," it's "join so you can help yourself." And Quackity sells this message in very questionable ways! He destroys property; he facilitates murder and threatens it again. Why not, right? Violence is power, and all that. High risk, high reward. He's a gambler at heart. But this mindset sets Las Nevadas apart from L'Manberg in some serious and detrimental ways—namely that the people under Quackity's control are only there because they want to gain something from him. There is no loyalty here, no anthem to sing with fond memories of the good old days. The only thing that binds them to Las Nevadas is a flimsy contract that some people didn't even sign. When Quackity's sweet words run dry, he'll have nothing left to give them. It's a ticking time bomb.
The thing is, I don't think Quackity fully realizes his mistake. I think Las Nevadas is a genuine attempt to mirror Wilbur's L'Manberg, with a failure to understand why L'Manberg worked. That's the difference between them: Wilbur, to some extent, appears to be aware of the web he's weaving, and how difficult it will be for others to break free from it later down the line. Quackity, on the other hand, lives in the moment. He talks obsessively about his legacy, but that legacy is built on the foundations of a series of impulsive decisions, each one creating more and more cracks until eventually the whole thing will collapse.
And then Wilbur comes back. This is bad.
Wilbur, essentially, has stood as the physical embodiment of the past that Quackity is trying to bury. Wilbur is where it all started going wrong. Wilbur's goddamn unfinished symphony. All that shame, resentment, doubt, it was all Wilbur. Wilbur started him down this path, and so Quackity wrote him a letter and left it on his grave and closed that chapter of his life for good. Well, now that letter is in Wilbur's hands, and he's arrived on Quackity's doorstep, back to his usual power plays and demeaning comments like has nothing even changed, like no time has passed at all.
This is where that idea of perception becomes so important—because, in reality, Wilbur and Quackity's power dynamic has completely flipped. Quackity is now the one with a nation of his own, an army at his command, while Wilbur is left with nothing. But neither of them acts like this is the case! If Wilbur's greatest asset was always his charisma then he's sure as hell going to use it here, and he's going to assert himself as someone who is still to be listened to. Saying you're powerful isn't so different from it being true. And as someone who always looked down on Quackity, intentionally or not, I think it's really hard for Wilbur to see Quackity succeeding where he no longer is. Las Nevadas is supposed to be L'Manberg, and he can recognize it immediately. He can't be outdone like this. Not only is it humiliating for his life's work to be so blatantly copied, but it's also an affront to Wilbur's legacy. If new countries can grow when L'Manberg is dead and gone, then why should L'Manberg be remembered? Why should Wilbur be remembered? He has no other choice but to insert himself into the equation. Not to mention, he already knows that Quackity respects him; he told him himself. Wilbur can work with this.
For Quackity, it's also easy to fall back into that old line of thinking. Two things he knows about Wilbur: that he is powerful, and that he is unstable, which instantly flags him as a threat. Being dangerous, being feared, is a kind of power in itself, and Quackity has a lot to be afraid of these days. He stands to lose more than he ever did before. If Wilbur is acting like he has power, then maybe he does, and any time Wilbur has had power in the past has meant that the power is definitively not Quackity's. It's only meant pain for him. And yet, the admiration remains: Wilbur's revival comes at a time when Quackity's life is changing very quickly and very drastically. He's trying to balance the arrivals of the new Las Nevadas members, Slime's mentoring, the casino, the Egg, the prison, Techno, and his relationship with Kinoko, and he will soon also have to deal with the outpost land disputes. He's relatively new to this whole leadership thing, and it's become overwhelming faster than he anticipated. Wilbur has experience with this. He's smart. Quackity can work with this.
But instead of working together, their relationship becomes a constant race to outdo each other, followed by what are frankly pretty pathetic attempts at acting superior and unaffected. This, I would say, it more important for Wilbur than it is for Quackity. Quackity has a life, he has so many better things to be doing, he doesn't need this distraction. But for Wilbur, ruining Quackity's plans for his nation becomes as much an obsession as a psychological necessity. It's as if he's trying to prove to Quackity that he's still powerful, but in doing so, he admits that he needs Quackity's approval. And if Las Nevadas is a reflection of L'Manberg, then Quackity is a reflection of Wilbur—which means that Wilbur is essentially trying to demonstrate his current worth to his younger, more successful self.
And that's the crux of it. At the end of the day, Quackity built his identity on the foundations Wilbur left behind, and now they both have to live with the consequences of that decision. The result is that their personalities are very similar. And sure, Quackity's always had that reluctant respect for Wilbur, but if Wilbur really sees L'Manberg in Las Nevadas, and if he really still values what L'Manberg did for him, then does that not also translate into a reluctant respect for Quackity? They're a mirror, and when they look at each other, they don't like what they see. This is what they've become. They've realized that they're long past the point of return.
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enderwalking · 2 years
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ok putting aside my insane c!booberisms briefly but the limbo section was NOT irrelevant to the stream, it was IMPORTANT ok, like it's not about c!ranboo or even mexican dream but it's a reminder of el rapids/mexican l'manberg, a reminder of the past legacy that c!quackity created out of love, that he then destroyed with his own hands in his anger and bitterness. like obviously it's framed differently than the flashback to the elections with c!tommy since c!quackity himself isn't actually there, but their functions in the stream are the same. they're both reminders of the person that c!quackity used to be, the person that he lost along the way.
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kay-then-i-guess · 3 months
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omgggg i LOVE your hannah design she means the world to me. badass in every universe. cannot wait to see her go silly mode and take over an election 🤩🤩
Thank you!! She will only continue to get more badass the more evil she gets <3
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(also "silly mode" being used to describe someone taking over the L'Manberg election is hilarious, 10/10)
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How do accents work in SMPs? Because I'll read fanfictions where it's like, "He spoke with a distinctly British accent," or "Her words sounded vaguely German," or even fanfics where another character starts speaking in a different language and they're saying things like 'Chiquito' or 'Me como caca', that kind of stuff, but it's like. This is Last Life. Or Quesadilla Island. Or L'Manberg. Britain and Germany and Spain don't exist in these worlds?? Your cubito busts out Dutch pleasantries which implies the existence of the Netherlands and it's like. Is L'Manberg just some random island in the middle of the Pacific that nobody is touching with a ten foot pole or...?
Don't think about it too hard, though it's kind of funny to imagine these people are fighting for their lives and the lives of the people they love and somewhere out there there's just. Spain. Having elections or promoting tourism or trying to keep people from peeing in its oceans or something. I just find it kind of fun to think about.
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lov3-marks · 11 months
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Somnia SMP AU
So, this AU idea actually came from a conversation my wife and I had while I made a design for C!Dream.
! THIS AU IS STILL VERY MUCH A WIP !
This is Somnia.
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Somnia is a C!Dream who, Somehow, accidently discovered a way to travel through the multiverse. While on this journey though, he witnessed countless horrific events all cause by the Dreams in those universes. When he saw everything, he was mortified, deciding he couldn't bear to carry the same name and identity that these "Monsters" did. That would be when he changed his name from Dream, to Somnia. In a fit of rage, however, he confronted one of the Dreams, Even going so far as to take one of his lives. After he finally returned home, Saw Tommy, and everyone else, He vowed to never allow his SMP to turn out the way he'd seen various others. He then made sure everyone knew his name was no longer Dream, And the Server's name was to be changed as well.
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-Because of the guilt that Somnia holds, He hosts Large serverwide festivals at the end of every month for each member to attend and enjoy.
-Once took Tommy's discs, but realized how much they meant to him and immediately returned them with cover of, "Oh, I lost those, Looks like Tommy found them anyways. Oh well."
-Actively works to prevent Several "Canon events" from happening.
-L'manberg was founded, But the revolution took place before Somnia's discovery of the multiverse.
-Prevented Schlatt from winning in the election, and Convinced Quackity to go along with Wilbur Instead.
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This is what I have so far, So stay tuned to see more of this AU, Including small Fanfics, Comics, doodles, and everyone else's character sheets + Designs. (Along with how their story has been altered by Somnia's experience with the Multiverse.)
-Thank you for Reading!
(ANY QUESTIONS ARE WELCOME! AS WELL AS ANY ART OF THE AU)
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YOU'RE WATCHING THE QSMP?? THAT'S AWESOME (<- has been captivated by this server since april)
YEAHHH!! so the funny thing is, I was on tumblr the night it started, but my best friend was over so neither of us watched it, then Wilbur made that joke about utah that sent everyone into a 15 minute frenzy, and THEN I've been so busy with exams and final projects I never got into it before. but I'm here now!! (and I voted in the election 'cause I knew I would regret it later if I didn't)
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LOOK IT FITS MAN.
"What could he do? Should have been a rockstar.."
"But he didn't have the money for a guitar!"
He had the money for his own guitar, but never used it again for his own gain when he made L'manberg.
"What could he do? Should've been a politician.."
"But he never had a proper education.."
Wilson failed the election, losing everything he had dearly in the process, all because he wanted a president for his independent country.
"What could he do? Should've been a father.."
"But he never even made it into his twenties.. what a waste.. of army dreamers.."
He failed to be the father he could to Fundy, and in a way, he failed to be the caretaker of Tommy possibly after both ran from the kingdom and during the war. Encouraging Tommy in a way to become this.. child soldier. Along side Fundy.
And he never made it to twenty-five, as his body bled in his fathers arms, dying in his twenties, he lost himself however, when he went insane. A man who's mental psyche broken by war and politics, just snaps whole.
Ended with him losing his whole life in the process, even before blowing up that country, he lost his own purpose and mentality after exilement.
His eyes glowed red for the first time, a part of his past self dying with it.
FR!
I have changed a few things in my rewrite so here is how it applies to Wilson:
Wilson initially wanted to have a music career but it failed and he ended up working at a gas station and living in his van.
Wilson wanted to be the president but he never learned how to run a successful campaign (mostly because he grew up in a monarchy) causing him to lose the election.
Wilson desperately wanted to be a good father to Fundy but was forced to be absent throughout his infancy due to all the war, the election, and Pogtopia. By the time it was all over Wilson killed himself in the explosion of Lmanberg when Fundy was only 3 (Wilson was 22 when he died).
Either way, Wilson or c!Lmanbur, it fits. ✨
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phoibos-querella · 11 months
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made a sacrilegious tntduo au where wil is a mix of lucifer n adam and q is just. lilith
oops? 👉👈
summary of the au under the cut
[let me just say i had to do it to em I HAD to. cwilbur is so lucifer coded and cq is ALSO lucifer coded, but he's ALSO LILITH CODED]
[lucifer being god's most beautiful angel and leading the war against heaven and his fall parallel to l'manberg and pogtopia. lilith's fleeing from the garden of eden and adam parallel to cq making a coalition with schlatt instead of Wilbur in the elections. their sin of pride being the death of them and the themes of the deadly sin of lust shaming the sexuality of lilith and q. sorry.]
BUT THE SUMMARY OF THE AU is that tntduo is kind of adam and lilith. instead of humans, they're an instance of angels (holy creations built to serve god) that were sent to live in a newly built earth instead of heaven beside god. let's call them avians. theyre meant to found a paradise, and cwilbur (adam) is made in god's image (crowgod man maybe) and therefore the most beautiful creation, given most of the pressure n development of pride to create paradise. quackity doesn't like how he's treated when wilbur is blinded by his pride and insecurity, so he runs off one day.
when angels (probably ctechno) are sent after him and tell him he must come back or he'll be banished from paradise, he realizes he doesn't truly have freedom or respect in all of this. he refuses, and is demonized for denying the higher plan. wilbur is distraught, and sooner rather than later a new avian is introduced, clearly to replace his ex companion
(it's sally she has blue heron wings and she's eve and she follows a similar path to q seeking higher knowledge and progress n evolution and wilbur does move on n love her and love their son fundy but he also understands where q and sally were coming from with their disobedience towards higher authorities and he had sally's back but he understands now that he wants to change paradise n he wants to change heaven)
I'm still figuring out their demonized designs for the au as well as what happens next, but lilith was the first to enter hell. then lucifer and his army followed. there's a lot of confusion as to who is satan, ruler of hell. supposedly it would be the creator of hell, but who created it first? lucifer or lilith? i want this angsty yip yap of them being the "monsters" of this world, the root of all evil, symbolized by their shameful pride and lust(in addiction and casino self indulgences). at the end of their story they find each other again. aight ty for coming to my tedtalk 😊
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