They Took Time From A High-stakes Nazi Plot To Do A Song About Heteronormativity And Queer People Forcing

Next chapter's up y'all.

I once saw someone ask if Jagertitty was Max x Titty Mitty. Shoutout to that person

writing is fucking hard.

I actually think that people who portray Max as some irredeemable monster (pre-death) is more OOC than a lot of his well-written redemption arcs. If you see him as the two-dimensional bully that he is seen as by every other character in the musical, you missed the point of his death scene. He’s a tragic character because he could’ve been better. Maybe not good, but better. He had 18 years to be different, and he didn’t. And when he finally had some development, he died. That’s heartbreaking! He’s human, guys. That’s the whole point of the show. No one is as two-dimensional as they may let on.

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I find the idea of post-apocalyptic Paulkins very interesting.

Do you think they deny any type of therapy at first because they’ve been “normal” their whole lives. They don’t need that.

Do think Emma gets another job as a barista but quits the first day. Because all she can think about is the last time that she brewed coffee, and the scars and shaking that didn’t cover her hands back then.

Do you think they still cling onto each other like wild animals any time they get a moment of peace, as if there’s a zombie mob coming to break their door down and ruin it.

Do you think Paul can even hear music without freaking out, ten times worse than before? Can Emma?

They were strangers a month ago. Do you think they can even breathe when the other is out of their sight? Do you think they want to?

I know it’s not Halloween anymore but I think Steph’s favorite candies are Smarties and Nerds

Aromantic Grace is legitimately such an interesting head canon I feel like we should talk about it more.

it’s been over a year and the richie grace friendship nation is still going strong (to me) 💪 so here’s a little redraw

Actually Max Jagerman is the 'Mean Ruthless HBIC Trope' but as a guy but we aren't ready for that conversation yet