A Couple Of Months Ago I Was Joking With My Friend About How Jack Merridew's Singing Would Sound Like

scoldingly wagging my finger at the lotf fans who still sexualize the boys

more of this ugly freak

i think that strangers are just friends you haven't met ☆

little comic i made… the change must have been drastic.

how i sleep knowing i will pirate every single thing released on disney plus

ain’t no tellin…

he’s very DEMURE 💛

edit: NOOO I FORGOT THE SCAR

I think because Ralph is my favorite character I’m always begging people to understand he’s such a flawed character…

Like obviously he makes fun of Piggy’s asthma, doesn’t ask his name in return, and tells everyone the nickname he explicitly said not tell.

And even more than that when he goes hunting with Jack he gets so excited and into it, bragging that he hit the pig a little bit. He makes fun of Simon to Jack just so he’ll agree with him and they’ll stop arguing (even tho Simon was the only one helping him).

Ralph wants Jack to like him almost as much as he wants to get rescued. Those things are like his number 1 and 2 priorities.

And when those two things start to conflict… he loses it. When Jack leaves he for a moment forgets why he wants to get rescued, no?

Like I won’t be a Jalph truther right now so even platonically with no crush or anything it’s like Ralph is this normal, kinda cool, well-liked, happy go lucky boy at the beginning of the novel and throughout he turns into this yelling, bitter mess because he can’t get Jack to like him.

art request!!

could you draw jack singing so high it shatters glass (pre island) ?

Sorry for being so lazy with this one…

disclaimer: blah blah blah you can have your own interpretation yadda yadda whatever

i’d also like to add that i feel like people have this weird idea of making the his paint (and other aspects of LoTF in general) look aesthetic pleasing. his facepaint is supposed to look like a mask that covers his Whooooole face. It’s supposed to look weird, and messy, and kinda ugly? Because 1) it helps them blend in with their environment and 2) in my opinion, the mask is supposed to show how they put on these new, hunting, wild personas and leave their inhibitions and old life behind the paint. it’s why Jack leaves his facepaint on for most of the book, he’s done being some choir boy and is finally ready to be a “ruthless killer”.

BREAKING MY SILENCE.