olaf is the prime example of a genuinely bad character who did a few good deeds in his life and doesnt get redeemed because of it. the baudelaires did not mourn for him. they buried him because to them, they felt thats what they should do. they still hated him. count olafs ending is not an excuse to crown him your “uwu precious angel who was misunderstood.” he is a bad person who had a few good moments. dont romanticize his abuse of the baudelaires just because he carried kit to the island.
I think they buried him because watching a corpse decompose is traumatizing and unhygienic. Plus it would not smell good at all.
Burying him was more their gift to themselves than any commentary on his worth as a character.
damn wtf happened in frozen 2
also a prime example of how a tragic backstory does not excuse the actions
if you stand in the center here you can hear your own voice echo all around you, but take one step out of the circle and you sound normal
found waldo
we also get time travelers
so yeah pretty sure there’s aliens, fae, time travelers, vampires, and a ton of cryptids just hanging out here
portland is what im gonna base the faewild off of in my dnd campaign.
silver-tongues-blog asked: introduce an enemy NPC who has a unibrow and an eye tattoo on his angle. When he absconds before dying, vaguely imply when introducing new NPCs in the future that they might be the character in disguise
I used to get confused over Mickey Mouse’s situation in his cartoons;
like he’s supposed to be this celebrity that is loved by everyone around him, but at the same time those same people treat him like shit and make his life a living hell
