Charles you are the worst (positive; affectionate)
Take me home, take me higher, yeah
And give me the way to believe
Be my Messiah
Another Father Mulcahy piece finished! Love to draw him in situations...
[image id: a digitally inked doodle of father mulcahy from the TV show MASH as an anthro mouse. he is very cute. end id]
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emmy award for the way david ogden stiers says 'thank you' here
i know he doesn't get much screen time but could you maybe do a Charles edit? idk what a good song for him would be though.. no pressure, of course! :)
Believe me, if you won’t specify a song, I’ll find a banger like this😌 hope you like it!
i wasn't tagged, but i saw this post and thought id join! got gifted kid burnout and a transed gender, so here you go 👍
tagging some mutuals :) @fireinthefireproofvault @80smen-fanclub @humbugify (no pressure :) )
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I was tagged by @starlight-crow, but the post was getting pretty long so I'm starting my own
Got that transgenger glow up
Tagging @rook-of-the-woods @watermelon-but-awesome @nymphoutofwater @get-spatterlighted-idiot
what would you do if i was dying? would you hold me and let me die in your arms, or would you just let me lay there and bleed?
kinda-sorta redraw of this that i drew for the 40th anniversary of GFA -- i think i've improved a little in the 2 years since! plus i wanted to try more of klimt's style <3
Nicknames always need a backstory ❤️
Scenes that knock me unconscious from how cute they are
Just off my most recent M*A*S*H watch through, and as the Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen anniversary was not too long ago, I wanted to do my own little tribute.
Charles and Father Mulcahy are character who are written very differently, but both rely on music (in their own ways) to keep their sanity throughout the war. And in the end, they both lose their connection to it in different ways. After Charles works with the Korean POW musicians on the Mozart quintet (pictured), and they are killed, the safety of his connection to music is shattered, and all he can think about when listening is the violence and bloodshed. This is explicitly addressed in the finale.
However, Father Mulcahy’s loss is not. Yes, they address his going deaf after the explosion, but throughout the entire show he is shown playing the piano, singing, writing war songs. His connection to music is much less emphasized, but it persists through the entire series, and although he may not be a technical prodigy, it brings him joy. And then he loses it, along with the ability to take confessions, and a number of other facets of his job and life that gave him meaning and brought him comfort. Earlier in the show, during a particularly difficult moment, he is consoled by his colleagues performing Dona Nobis Pacem (also pictured). After he loses his hearing, he begins to question God. “Are you Deaf too?” I think this shaken faith and may have festered into an anger that contributed to his problems after the war (he was shown struggling in AfterMASH).
Anyways! Enjoy my angst fest (also I am VERY open to requests, especially for this show rn)
(I’m just gonna tag a few people I thought might like these (I’m a long time lurker, despite the lifelong love of the show) @major-charlie @thebreakfastgenie @statictwoo @hawkeye-pierce-4077 @frankburns-eatsworms
he/it/they ☆ Stanley/Hawkeye ☆ MASH guy at heart ☆ i write things sometimes
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