Dead Boy Detectives 1.02 · The Case of the Dandelion Shrine

You're telling me I've been into DBD for almost a month and I didn't know the Cat King's name is actually Thomas 💀 Where's Jerry the Mouse King

i just find dave the demon so funny cause hes like ket me back in let me be in control crystal your powers your so special i need it

when he was in control he just .. was rude to people in public? ate fishes? and howled at the moon??? like dude was not taking advantage of her powers at all

this is the post that will keep me up till 3 am tonight thinking

Maybe 'm reading too much into it but, to me at least, it seemed like Charles found it easier to open up to Crystal and he did it less as they got closer. And also the way he kept some stuff from Edwin, as Edwin kept some stuff from him but shared them with Niko or even Monty or the cat king in the end. I kinda feel like one of the reasons he needed Charles to know he was in love with him before they left hell was because if Charles had reacted poorly Edwin wouldn't bother to leave hell. Like Charles's reaction at that moment was the thing that he would make that decision based on. And I actually find this so relatable, because as a person I find it easier to discuss my issues with random people on the internet or the people who I know won't be there for ever than the people I truly care about. Because it's their reaction that matters. Because sometimes I see people saying why Charles said Edwin was the most important person to him and yet he kept so much from him, and I think that's why. (And same goes for Edwin) because Edwin's reactions mattered the most. And they both had shitty experiences with friendship. Specially Charles. It's not about trust. It's about that nagging fear of abandonment that comes from years of trauma. That if you say too much, push too hard the one person you care about would leave too.

Like " I love you the most and that's why I don't want to do sth to make you leave" situation.

Fuck this is GOLD the whole dancing sequence of the skeletons of dead boys detectives I didn't know this existed

Btw I saw it on twitter where it also explains the details from the opening credits https://x.com/Bowtiedino/status/1796971544545038682?t=GtscLrWq6-_J-xlINf6vrA&s=19

my only talent is the ability to romanticise and eroticise the grotesque

one day you’ll never see me again <3

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I must sleep. Sleep is the mind-healer. Sleep is the big-life that brings total ability to fucking do anything. I will face my bed. I will permit the blankie to pass over me and snores to pass through me. And when sleep has gone past I will turn the outer eye to greet the new morning. When the sleep has gone there will be everything. Energy and will to live will remain.

the problem is that I want to know everything in the world but also I can't seem to do my laundry when I'm supposed to, rendering me absolutely useless

for the young royals fans, here is a very honest review of A Part Of You starring Edvin and Felicia.

The movie is about a high school teenage girl and how she copes with the death of someone close to her, the whole movie focuses on how different people deal with grief differently and overcoming the loss of a loved one.

I have so much to say about this movie. I'm going to start by saying I'm absolutely in awe of Felicia's acting. Like that girl has got all the talent running through her veins her performance was so stunning I've fallen in love with her acting.

On the other hand however, the plot of the movie felt a bit weak to me. A lot of the dialogues are a bit hard to follow and sort of come up without context. There were a few scenes where I was confused and found it a little hard to follow. I also wish the characters in this movie communicated a little better, it almost felt as if they don't communicate like people in real life, it felt too scripted to the point it was unrealistic.

Edvin had a very small role but he nailed it and as always looked super cute. There is a scene towards the end where as always you can feel his acting through the screen, he portrays anger and sadness very strongly and amazingly.

Also there is a lake scene very similar to Young Royals and there is one song from YR's soundtrack that was in the movie, I got so excited when I noticed.

Next, Zara Larsson and Felicia being sisters was such good casting and if you watch the whole movie you'll be able to see just how well it fits.

Overall, for me the thing that truly carried this whole movie was Felicia's acting and I'm in awe of how much of a stunning performance she has done.

There is a lot of other takeaways and theories I have so anybody wants me to share another review with spoilers I can.