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The sleeping medicine that Mike Schmidt routinely takes is a benzodiazepine called loprazolam, which began to be medically used in 1983. It's sold under the brand names Havlane (France), Dormonoct (various countries). It's not available in the US, a country the movie takes place in.

Like it's crazy right? This was season 2 era and folks were saying it was toxic? Even back then? At this point all the Mileven scenes were just them longing for eachother, no meddling from Hopper or the messy long distance stuff from season 4

Courtesy of https://x.com/i/status/1333893382293184512

Cody's Dream Job

Marvin the Hero

Goodman's Bodyguard

Jeffy the Pilot

So we can atleast say with some certainty of the book's canonicity

I really enjoyed cosplaying lil d 🥺 I like how her hair looks on me

Apologies for the deep fried screenshots but one piece of world building I liked in SoTM is that we get to see a city in the distance, at first I thought MCM was in a rural area but it's surprisingly close to civilization, it's the mythical city of Hurricane! (Or maybe St. George or New Harmony, depends on your interpretation)

I remembered this while I was rewatching CuppaTeaExe's Minecraft recreation video of SoTM

Of course Whether or not this is accurate to the actual on the ground environment of southwestern Utah is a separate debate but it's cool too see more of the greater world of FNaF beyond just the Pizzerias and factories, one of the things I liked about the FNaF movies is that it took place beyond just the Pizzerias, a whole town for all the supernatural stuff to go down (in Minnesota apparently cuz why not)

Compared to now where he's now one of the top voice actors among the mainstream

Aleks Le himself even mentioned FNaF in a recent tweet, saying it was one of his OG roles

Hope Nightmarionne appears again one day and he reprises his role

I also recommend watching Dawko's interview with him from that time for a more detailed look

"Blank makes you crazy"

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These images are from an old 2017 magazine Finn and Noah were in, seemed like during the early stages of season 3 it was gonna be dark and gritty like S1-S2 but eventually decided for something brighter, don't get me wrong I loved the 80s summer aesthetic of season 3 but it would've been cool too if they continued with the classic gritty vibes and El just had an emo boyfriend that summer

So William for whatever reason once again caved in to his bloodlust and decided to kill David, as part of his grander conspiracy to steal all of MCM's stuff

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And instead of stabbing David like he always does to every other kid, in a show of sadism and pettiness, he decided to instead run him over

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So old Willy now had to meticulously write down and study David's weekly schedule, when and where he would play and how he does so, doing intense spying and stalking either himself or had an employee do it for him from the behind the bushes

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And once he thinks he's ready to do the deed, he watches from a distance as David is playing and waiting for him to somehow walk on the road and run David over at full speed to cause maximum damage, but because it's at full speed he needed to run the car in advance, again from a distance, under the assumption that David might run into the road at that right time

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I never really liked the theory, despite the some of the evidence that people use to say otherwise, because as I just explained is silly, and also it doesn't make sense narratively, part of the reason David's death was so tragic is that it was an accident caused solely from Edwin's negligence, which is what led him to spiral and make the Mimic, rather than some grand conspiracy made by his employer who planned David's death by car accident in advance

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William didn't cause it, he only took advantage of it, just like he did with Fiona's death, because he's an opportunist like that

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Besides what motivation would William have in killing David, it's a hassle, and he would've gotten the same results regardless with his strategy of bleeding Edwin dry with the R&D project and purging his employees

As co-Prince of Andorra he composed the text for Andorra's national anthem "El gran Carlemany" (The Great Charlemagne) which was adopted on the 8th of September 1921, which is also the national day of Andorra, the music was composed by a man named Enric Marfany Bons, The lyrics make reference to several key aspects of Andorran culture, history, its patron saint Our Lady of Meritxell, and their heritage of the Carolingian Empire.

He was co-Prince from 1907-1919 where he later became Archbishop of Burgos and as such he lost the title of co-Prince to his successor Justí Guitart i Vilardebó. His reign saw Andorra enter WW1 on the side of the allies, Andorra declared war on Germany but did not directly participate but it did send THREE volunteers (Valentí Naudi, Josep Estany, and René Huguet) to fight alongside the French army, here's the thing, the allies forgot Andorra and wasn't included in the Treaty of Versailles, as such Andorra remained in a state of war with Germany for the next 44 years until a peace treaty was signed in 1958.

His French co-princes were Armand Fallières and his WW1 compatriot Raymond Poincaré.

The second image is a bronze statue of him located in Andorra's capital Andorra la Vella, in front of the historic Church of Sant Esteve.

At the top, Kaisers Wilhelm II and Franz Joseph I joining hands

In the middle their heirs, Crown Prince Wilhelm of Germany and the future Charles I of Austria

And below, Prince Wilhelm of Prussia and Archduke Otto of Austria