Trejo1776

I wish there was an app that worked kinda like spotify except with books,, like you could create a playlist of books with a specific theme/ aesthetic and it would give you suggestions for other books you might like

Theatre kid; Yeah, I’ve been going to ballet and tap classes since I was a fetus and I got the lead in the last three shows I’ve been in and my aunt is Idina Menzel. Anyway, what shows have you been in?

Me, with my zero ounce of talent but obsession with musical theatre;

Swedas costume reimagined, i suppose?

And a little something i made to go with it of Swesus' reaction

three versions of judas

…the crucifixion of God has not ceased, for anything which has happened once in time is repeated without respite through all eternity. Judas, right now, continues to receive the pieces of silver; he continues to kiss Jesus Christ, he continues to hurl the pieces of silver in the temple; he continues to knot the hangman’s noose on the field of blood.

shoutout to tortured academics. gotta be one of my favourite genders.

someone love me the way Mischa loves Talia because oh my lordy lord does that song/performance make me an emotional wreck

I had

no

thought

at all

about

my own

reward

I really

didn’t

come

here

of my

own

accord

Just don’t

say I’m

(nananananananana na na)

Damned for

all time

This user uses he/they pronouns

Made a drawing, apparently I get creative when I feel sick

One thing I really appreciate about Puss in Boots is that near the end, when Puss and Kitty decide to name Perrito, Kitty says:

And Puss replies with:

In English, this sounds a little bit janky - you would probably say "He doesn't look like a Jeff" instead. But in Spanish you would say "No tiene cara de Jeff." Which, translated word for word, means "He doesn't have a Jeff's face."

Not sure if it was intentional or not, but this little detail highlights Puss' Spanish heritage in such a subtle way that I can't help but applaud the filmmakers for it! I've seen so many native Spanish speakers make the same mistake of translating phrases word for word in order to match their Spanish counterparts, and I think it's so adorable that Puss does this too.