I’ve been seeing lots of different videos on the topic of relationships on Paralives, and it got me thinking: will the devs get a chance to add polycules or poly romance options? Just curious is all.
Synopsis: Dani and Joy are two roommates looking for a third. They find one in Alex, a charming young man who seems to have caught both their eyes. What follows is a ménage a trois that makes all three question their so-called norms…and ponder what the future has in store for them.
Disclaimer: I’ve never read the books, unless you count the Read Sample button on Amazon for at least one of them, but I already have an idea as to who can play whom…
Cast:
- Zoey Deutch or Grace Van Patten or Kaitlyn Dever or Taylor Russell as Dani
- Nick Robinson as Alex
-Kaitlyn Dever or Grace Van Patten or Zoey Deutch or Chase Sui Wonders as Joy
I recently saw some artwork of a fanfic with such characters as a son of Gwen and Duncan, as well as a daughter of Izzy and Ezekial(side note, WHY?!?!) and it got me thinking…”are there any fics out there with similar characters, but more poly friendly to expand the number of potential readers? Say a poly romance between Carrie&Devin’s daughter/Gwen&Duncan’s son/Harold&Leshawna’s daughter?
Any help here would be greatly appreciated. Also, could potentially be a crossover between Total Drama and Ridonculous Race?
Synopsis: Andy Serkis’ Animal Farm, from what I hear, barely followed the source material. In my own fancast, however, that is an entirely different story... Also, most of the actors would A) do a British, Scottish, Welsh, Cornish or Irish accent; and B) when playing animals, do a combination of prosthetics and mocap suits:
Andy Serkis(who is also directing) as the Narrator
Either Helen Mirren or Brian Cox as Old Major
Bertie Carvel as Snowball
Tom Ward as Bluebell
Jodie Whittaker as Jessie
Charles Dance as Napoleon
Aiden Gillen as Squealer
Giancarlo Esposito as Mr. Whymper(this version is an immigrant from North America)
David Giuntoli as Boxer the Shire horse
Sarah Shahi as Mollie; a Hispano-Arabe(they don’t seem to mention what kind of horse Mollie is in the book)
Janina Gavankar as Clover; an Arabo-Friesian(as is the case with Mollie, they don’t seem to mention the kind of horse Clover is in the book)
Steven Toussaint as Benjamin the donkey
Fern Brady as Muriel the goat
David Caves as Moses the Raven
Michaela Cole, Ego Nwodim, Kofi Siriboe, Idris Elba, Wunmi Mosaku, John Boyega as the Rats
Henry Golding, Jessica Henwick, Gemma Chan, Benedict Wong, Charles Melton, Kelsey Asbille(credited as Kelsey Chow) as the Rabbits
Kevin Michael Richardson as Mr. Pilkington
Rhys Ifans as Mr. Jones
Actors from Aotearoa(or at least actors who can pull off a Kiwi accent) as the Sheep and the Cattle in dual roles
TBD as the Chickens
Michelle Fairley as Victoria the Cat
Peter Claffey as Pincher the Rottweiler
Original Characters:
Salme Geransar as Tamara: Boxer and Mollie’s daughter
Geraldine Viswanathan as Lysara: Boxer and Clover’s daughter
Holly Taylor as Colleen the Border Collie
Sydney Park as Khadija the Saluki
Keegan Michael Key as Francois the Schnoodle
Will Yun Lee as Boris the Akita
Simply put, there was a video of an EU4 playthrough detailing the timeline of both the British and Ottomans conquering the world together, and it got me thinking…what if, at some point, not only did the British cut ties with the Portuguese, but also decided, circa late 1400’s-early 1500’s, decided to form such a strong trade union with the Ottoman Empire; a few of the British ships for a few of the Ottoman cannons, and both empires would be able to truly conquer most of the world. I.e., the Ottomans expanding as far as the western half of the Indian Subcontinent, while the British can claim Spain, Portugal, Sweden, the Netherlands, Denmark, France, and Italy, as well as the Americas and Oceania. Africa and the rest of Eurasia could be divided between the two empires however they wished.
Bear in mind, this would be just my two cents. Would love to explore this topic as a future althist video, or even an alternate history mockumentary series.