u/CaterpillarKnown8374

I saw this thing a while ago, something along the lines of “what if more musicals came out in sagas, like epic the musical?” So putting my half asleep brain to good use, uh,

Alexander Hamilton —> Schuyler sisters: orphan saga

Farmer refuted —> Right hand man: Rebellion saga

A winter‘s ball —> wait for it: (someone come up with a good name pls)

Stay alive —> Yorktown: Victory saga

What comes next —> Non-stop: reconstruction saga

What’d I miss —> say no to this: founding saga

The room where it happens —> the Adams administration: political saga

We know —> Burn: Reynolds saga

Blow us all away —> It’s quiet uptown: wayward son saga

Election of 1800 —> Who lives, who dies, who tells your story: blackpowder saga

if anyone wants to make cover art for these I highly encourage you to bc I’m terrible at art

First of all, this theory revolves around me thinking that Korra wouldn't destroy the world. my personal belief is that Korra felt the weight of her being the cornerstone of a new avatar cycle and even without guidance from past avatars wouldn't mess everything up on the first iteration, but that doesn't change the fact that the story takes place after the avatar destroyed the world. My theory revolves around Vaatu and the creation of the dark avatar. if Raava fused with Wan, becoming the avatar, and after Wan died, getting reincarnated. Then who's to say the same couldn't happen with Vaatu fusing with Unalaq and getting reincarnated after he was defeated by Korra? My theory is that Korra died young, which you'll have to hear me out on. In ASH's lore, Pavi, for whatever reason, was born many years after Korra's death. this would have given the dark avatar, who people would have seen as the one and only avatar, to wreak havoc on the world and be seen as the avatar, leaving a world for Pavi to deal with. Again, I haven't finished LOK yet or looked at this subreddit enough to see if this is a theory that people already have, so please let me know if I got anything wrong.

So I was lying awake in my bed at 11 pm (as my insomniac ahh usually does) and I remembered a random thing from a while ago where when I used to play bedrock on an iPhone, and I would always play this one map. this was like 2019, and I remember playing this one downloadable map with a title along the lines of “Epic minigames!” and the layout almost seemed like a fairground, I remember 2 specific things being a maze made of redstone (and maybe gold?) blocks and a big waterslide that you rode via boat. anyone know anything?

If anyone lives in that area, i need help. I have been getting into family history lately, and one thing i found is a few of my ancestors being buried in a very small family cemetery in Paydown, Missouri. (link is https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2584454/given-cemetery if that helps) and while a family member has already sent a message to the Maries county historical society, it has gone unanswered. my question is, does anyone know if this is on private property and if so, who do i contact? anything helps.

If anyone lives in that area, i need help. I have been getting into family history lately, and one thing i found is a few of my ancestors being buried in a very small family cemetery in Paydown, Missouri. (link is https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2584454/given-cemetery if that helps) and while a family member has already sent a message to the Maries county historical society, it has gone unanswered. my question is, does anyone know if this is on private property and if so, who do i contact? anything helps.