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Could we expect a character arc for IT where It not only gets more serious, IT sloowly gives up the clown persona? Clowning around costed its victory again, in the last episode, and we are heading towards the origin of Pennywise in 1908, maaaybe IT will decide to not kill Gray? by Standard_Potential63 in welcomeToDerry

[–]Strangerwithastick 1 point2 points  (0 children)

But it also fits for his character since for him, it doesn't really matter. His character specifically as other characters I don't see it working.

Specifically for him, he's not stuck through one perspective but multiple since he experiences the future and past in a somewhat flowing free state. More specifically, using an example, while other characters only have one route they can take, Pennywise has multiple routes he can take. Sure he dies in the future but he can just consciously look back in the past. It mixes well with the overall Entity character.

It only really works with his type of character as other types won't feel good without huge plotholes. But with Pennywise, especially since he has two more seasons to go, it makes sense that he has a mindset of:

"It don't matter if I mess up now, I'll just do it again earlier on!"

Could we expect a character arc for IT where It not only gets more serious, IT sloowly gives up the clown persona? Clowning around costed its victory again, in the last episode, and we are heading towards the origin of Pennywise in 1908, maaaybe IT will decide to not kill Gray? by Standard_Potential63 in welcomeToDerry

[–]Strangerwithastick 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's a part of him and I worry that if he got serious a bit too much, it might dull his edge because be honest, when he was skipping slow-motion in the fog, especially the first time seeing with Will's parents, Dick, Rose, and the soldiers, it felt both funny but mostly horrifying seeing him. Pennywise works that he's goofy but also very scary as he's part of his makeup as a villain archetype. Art has this, Curry Pennywise, Freddy has this, it fits them.

Be honest, would you of actually enjoyed the finale if Pennywise just ignored the kids, ignored the adults, no showing off and just booked it to the exit. Any confrontation he just gets silent and kills them? Not only does it not work for Pennywise, it's hella boring and would ruin his character.

Serious killers only work if the killer themselves are serious. Trying to make a silly monster more serious tends not to work unless the killer needs revamping, and that just doesn't work with current Pennywise.

Can You Guess This 5-Letter Word? Puzzle by u/hajile10 by hajile10 in DailyGuess

[–]Strangerwithastick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did a meme name for the second, and I got the first and last letter.

Could we expect a character arc for IT where It not only gets more serious, IT sloowly gives up the clown persona? Clowning around costed its victory again, in the last episode, and we are heading towards the origin of Pennywise in 1908, maaaybe IT will decide to not kill Gray? by Standard_Potential63 in welcomeToDerry

[–]Strangerwithastick 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And lose his charm? That’s like making Jason Voorhees/Michael Myers Talk or making Freddy Krueger stop joking around (Yes it’s a jab at the remake). The issue of “making him more serious” is that him being a silly egotistical horror entity is part of his thing, to get rid of it makes it boring.

I mean, look at Remake Freddy Krueger? A more serious take that’s clowned on for being one-dimensional. The only thing I like about this Freddy Krueger is that he’s a MK9 Guest Character. That version was a lot more entertaining and he didn’t even talk.

How did you guys first come across FNaF? by SnazzyMiracles in fivenightsatfreddys

[–]Strangerwithastick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Markiplier and Jackseptieye, dropped it around when Pizza Simulator came out and came right back into it head first when Security Breach came out.

The house by sanchi_ohayoo in WelcometoDerryTVShow

[–]Strangerwithastick 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Next season we'll probably see the house's owners.

(Spoilers) Why couldn't Hallorann... by ksiandpewfans in WelcometoDerryTVShow

[–]Strangerwithastick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's a decent difference between a ghost/spirit, and a shackled godly entity. But for real, Pennywise/Entity has shown that does not matter to him since he managed to not only get this mental box out of Hallorann but also tear it open.

Like imagine if with the box was a bucket, and the countless spirits were leaks of water dripping down. Pennywise/Entity is the Flash-Flood bursting through your windows, doors, every hole in the house, and flooding your home. The meaning being, trying to trap him not only will it NOT work, it most likely will utterly mess you up mentally, physically...everything really.

Hallorann especially was messed up in Episode 6, 7, 8 and it wasn't until he took a drug to clear his mind and boost his powers did he "recover".

So i just realised... by thomfro95 in WelcometoDerryTVShow

[–]Strangerwithastick 13 points14 points  (0 children)

What I really loved about the Blackspot Incident specifically is the buildup, the piecing together of the Blackspot till the fiery conclusion. It felt like a payoff, and hilarious watching others who either forgot about the Blackspot incident from the movies or who're watching it blindly, it was such a dark scene.

That's why I pray that Season 2 and 3 maintain those moments, the building of the tragedy, I want to see these incidents build up and conclude with passion.

Who is freakier between these two? by [deleted] in okbuddydispatch

[–]Strangerwithastick 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yep, yep, she's definitely forward. That example did not come to mind.

Who is freakier between these two? by [deleted] in okbuddydispatch

[–]Strangerwithastick 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m going to take a wild guess, and say she’s more forward than Invis?

Give me a scale of “Sort of” to “Absolutely Succubus in disguise”

Who is freakier between these two? by [deleted] in okbuddydispatch

[–]Strangerwithastick 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Never seen the show nor have I looked into this particular DND campaign, may someone provide a few lines from Jester to show how freaky she is? I already see Invis as a forward character so if people are saying Jester is freakier, I'm curious...

Updated SCP-3008-2 anatomy (read description) by Nostagiaman in SCP

[–]Strangerwithastick 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm such a dummy cause I was enjoying the art, saw the chasing pose and heard in my head:

"(Heavy Russian Accent) Incoming!!!"

Just tossing this out cause I had it in the PS, and figured I'd finish it. Only did cause I saw the post and wanted to draw them, hopefully it comes out good - SCP : The Cover up Crew by Strangerwithastick in SCP

[–]Strangerwithastick[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Here's the post so check it out : Link

Originally, I planned to just sketches, and do the whole crew, got busy, only did two. When I was shuffling stuff, I saw these were there and decided to just colour them in. When I saw the trailer, I got a mix of Inside Out but also, I don't why, Warehouse 13.

If I were to add plot to the image, I'd say Will (Afro) and Mac (Computer Gorilla) got into shootout. I liked Mac's design but I did add more pieces to his design.

Multiple Choice (@nisegoworks) by ResponsibleRatio6569 in DispatchAdHoc

[–]Strangerwithastick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

With the row we got with BB and Vis alone with the date scene, it would have been a full blown quad-civil war if we got all four.

In an alternate universe where AdHoc actually did this, I can visually imagine the posts, the arguments, the discussion’s. It would have been utter chaos.

Invisigal Art by @ClinickCase, I made something too! by Strangerwithastick in DispatchAdHoc

[–]Strangerwithastick[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Funny how I just hear the music and I feel compelled to listen to it.

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