These mice made me insane

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No thoughts just them

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Its not much but I was missing them. <3

I don’t exactly enjoy tumblr posting but I thought I’d post this doodle here ^^

Drew Pinky and the Brain, Barbieheimer style Don't care if the Barbieheimer memes are dead at this rate. Just wanted to draw these two again.

I asked for your favourite finale...

...but first impressions are just as important!

In case you lost it - a link to the eSIM donation guide. Even if you feel sick and powerless, you can at least do this. And even if you really, really can't donate, you can always at least share this and remind others.

https://gazaesims.com/esim-purchase-tutorial/

the lowest tier, which costs 9 dollars, offers a week of connection while the very next, 16 dollars, will provide a full month of contact with the world to someone who desperately needs it. this is not some idle step. an entire month is a huge length of time for people who are displaced, terrified, and isolated.

Happy Valentines Day have some Pinky and the Brain :>💕💕

just because you’re not seeing much about it doesn’t mean it’s not happening.

there are children in gaza having amputations without anaesthetic.

there are women in gaza having c-sections without anaesthetic.

it is hard to find food and clean water.

there’s a video of a father carrying what’s left of his son in plastic carrier bags.

there’s a video of a mother seeing her son rushed into hospital.

there are palestinian children writing their names on their arms incase they get bombed and are unrecognisable.

free palestine 🇵🇸🍉

"maybe later, pinky"?? ok?? show us??

Character analysis: the gargoyles as a reflection of Quasimodo

[This is based on the interpretation that the gargoyles are Quasimodo’s imaginary friends, and that their traits can give us some insight into Quasimodo and his own mind and personality]

Part Two: Hugo

Of the three gargoyles, Hugo is the most fun-loving. At the beginning, when Quasimodo looks out at the city below, Hugo says “Hey Quasi! What’s goin’ on? A fight? A flogging?” As we see later during Quasimodo’s humiliation during the Festival of Fools and Phoebus and Quasimodo in the gallows in the Court of Miracles scene, many of the Parisians derive pleasure from public displays of mockery, torment, degradation, and death. And it’s a reflection of history too, a lot of medieval people viewed these kinds of things as sources of entertainment for them.

Being as sensitive and caring as he is, Quasimodo most likely would NOT enjoy those kinds of public executions or displays of torture—in fact, I imagine they would disturb and horrify him. I think that Hugo saying this line is more of a generalization of what the people of Paris find entertaining, rather than what Quasi himself does.

As much as I have a lot of disdain for Hugo specifically due to his low-brow comedy, I do appreciate this analysis of how he embodies Quasimodo's desire for fun and freedom. You also bring up a good point on how Quasi, despite fearing Frollo, does harbor bitterness toward him that's subtly displayed, specifically during the morning lesson when he says "Oh yes, Master...I would like that very much". You can hear the quiet disdain in his delivery and even Frollo does not interpret it as sarcasm. Also, Frollo viewing Quasimodo as not human and an inferior who is incapable of thought or free will comes back to bite him throughout the movie. During Hellfire when the guard informs him that Esmeralda escaped, Frollo asks "But how, I..." and doesn't even think that Quasimodo would have helped her and he puzzles himself over it until he drops the subject entirely. It's not until when the city is burning down that he hears the tolling of the bells and puts two and two together. Then there's the climax when he's flabbergasted by what Quasi is capable of when the chips are down.

Character analysis: the gargoyles as a reflection of Quasimodo

[This is based on the interpretation that the gargoyles are Quasimodo’s imaginary friends, and that their traits can give us some insight into Quasimodo and his own mind and personality]

Part 1 - Victor

Victor is the first of the gargoyles and the most sensitive of the three. Right from the beginning, he shows an awareness for Quasimodo’s feelings, immediately noticing that his attitude is despondent. He alerts Hugo to this too, and they both discuss what might be troubling their friend.

In our first real introduction to Quasimodo, we see him taking care of a baby bird and encouraging it to fly. Right away, we get a sense of his gentleness and how receptive he is to the needs of others. Quasi has a wonderful capacity for compassion, and I think that Victor’s sensitivity and emotional alertness is a reflection of this part of Quasimodo. Quasimodo is so inherently selfless that he takes care of others with no expectation of reciprocity—he genuinely just wants to help.

Let’s talk about “A Guy Like You”

This might be an unpopular opinion(??) but I genuinely think that “A Guy like You” is a really sweet song, but it was put in the worst possible place that it could have been. I also want to say, I believe that part of appreciating a piece of media is also exploring criticism of it, and I love this movie a lot. I say this with all the love in my heart.

Thoughts and suggestions below!!

From an old interview with Rob & Moe:

I always thought that was cool, since "Megalomaniacs Anonymous" is one of my favorite episodes -- but I've also always wondered what that second idea was that Moe suggested, and whether they ever made it into an episode?