I’m going to credit Unus Annus’ Hunting Heehoo documentary for teaching the internet that television quality content doesn’t have to have an inflated budget
"Space is so pretty!"
"…"
"Exactly captain! Now hear me out-"
objectively i know he's busy
but i will never forget about how badly i wanted him to play this game
he was punched by celci.
(i know the reactor doesnt make any sense just pretend hes floating in space)
Happy 4th Birthday to
“Using Google Maps to Find the Lost City of Atlantis”
‘Cause I’ve been acting like sour milk on the floor
Happy 4th Birthday to
“Reading YOUR Scariest True Stories”
MY COMMISSION SHEET!!
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Who dropped this biscuit?
I just re watched WKM, DAMIEN and WMW and I was over analysing characters, specifically the Colonel.
I realised that in multiple scenes, he gets really vulnerable (upset, in shock, etc.) but then he acts really defensive.
Example:
This is the scene where Damien walks in on the two pointing guns at eachother. William is shocked and kinda looks guilty, afraid in a way, but he quickly gets defensive.
Another example:
During this same scene, the Chef bonks William on the head. During this, William backs away, ducks down and, to me, looks intimidated, but he quickly acts defensive again.
Another example:
During the start of Chapter 4, Benjamin tells William to do the right thing, when he says this William looks absolutely shocked, gobsmacked, sad and possibly even afraid. But, after Benjamin finishes speaking, he quickly acts defensive again.
One more example:
When we wake up after the upside down scene, he actually acts shocked and sad when we're awake, but he quickly gets defensive again claiming that he didn't do it etc.
Personally, I feel like the Colonel is one who doesn't like to act all weak and vulnerable in front of others and instead in a room alone. This is most likely because he is a Colonel, an army man who is supposed to be intimidating and tough. This could also be because of the time WKM is set in, which is 1931 I believe, and I'm pretty sure that during those times, men were seen as tough and they never showed their feelings in front of others otherwise they were seen as weak.
I dunno if anyone has addressed this before but I decided to.
Wilford, at dark: *cocks gun* Go to Bed. This is no longer a request, This is now a Threat.
I definitely went off board with this
Not sure if any of y’all experienced [redacted] during the forgotten years, but I’ve added this to my print shop for anyone interested 💀🌀 [ Shop ]
This Watcher thing makes me think about Markiplier