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Image 1 — Does anyone find it a bit backwards that McDonald's collabed with KPDH with an "adult" meal while stranger things was made into the child oriented happy meal?
Image 2 — Does anyone find it a bit backwards that McDonald's collabed with KPDH with an "adult" meal while stranger things was made into the child oriented happy meal?
▲ 106 r/KpopDemonhunters

Does anyone find it a bit backwards that McDonald's collabed with KPDH with an "adult" meal while stranger things was made into the child oriented happy meal?

I mean KPDH is a bit mo

u/redditboy123451 — 21 hours ago
▲ 299 r/Shrek

Theory: Tabatha was the witch that cursed Fiona

A while back I posted a theory where I believed that the Fairy godmother wasnt the witch that cursed Fiona but instead FG heard about the curse and used it to her advantage instead. This theory will delve in to the Witxh's identity. In the 2nd movie, there are several posters on the wall of past FG customers, one of which is of a girl named Tabatha who FG helped become a real with. My theory is that she was a customer around the same time as Harold and while his price was having Charming marry Fiona, Tabatha's price was using her new witch powers to Curse Fiona leading to the main Shrek plot

u/redditboy123451 — 4 days ago
▲ 5 r/Shrek

Theory: Tabatha was the witch that cursed Fiona

A while back I posted a theory where I believed that the Fairy godmother wasnt the witch that cursed Fiona but instead FG heard about the curse and used it to her advantage instead. This theory will delve in to the Witxh's identity. In the 2nd movie, there are several posters on the wall of past FG customers, one of which is of a girl named Tabatha who FG helped become a real with. My theory is that she was a customer around the same time as Harold and while his price was having Charming marry Fiona, Tabatha's price was using her new witch powers to Curse Fiona leading to the main Shrek plot

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u/redditboy123451 — 4 days ago
▲ 9 r/FanTheories

[Shrek 2] Tabitha was the witch that cursed Fiona

A while back I posted a theory where I said that instead of the Fairy godmother in Shtrk being "the witch" that cursed Fiona, she rather used it to her advantage. This theory will delve into the identity of the witch.

In the second movie, while Shrek and Donkey are exploring the potion factory, there are several posters of the Fairy Godmother's success stories, such as helping a pig fly or Cinderella get to the ball. However, one of them is of a woman named Tabitha who FG helped become a real witch. This is where the theory comes in.

I believe that cursing Fiona was Tabitha's "price" for FG, (like how her son marrying Fiona was Harold's price).

Here is how I picture it: Tabitha was a customer sometime around Harold and after being done with her, she needed help setting up Fiona's rescue which led to FG asking Tabitha to curse her which started the plot of the series.

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u/redditboy123451 — 5 days ago
▲ 33 r/AskScienceFiction

[Shrek 3] Why was Pinochio saying that Shrek will never fall for Prince Charming's trick considered a "lie"

I talked about this on r/shrek but I think you guys would have a better time with this

In the third Shrek movie, when Pinochio is trying to throw Charming off Shrek's trail, he starts doing this strange rambling when asked where he is. Eventually one of the pigs blabs out where he and when Charming says he has a "plan" for Shrek Pinochio says he'll never fall for his tricks but then his nose grows.

Here is the thing, saying that Shrek will never fall for charmings tricks is not really a lie (how would he know what Shrek will do?) on top of that, at the end of the movie, it reveals Pinochio was right as Shrek not only didn't fall for Charming's trick, he also seemingly was the one ending up tricking him back.

why was this considered a "lie"?

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u/redditboy123451 — 10 days ago
▲ 5 r/im14andthisisdeep

Because a chance of the pain ending is better than guaranteed continuation of the pain, how profound *pfft* (but what was the icing on the cake was that 56% chose blue so she survived)

u/redditboy123451 — 11 days ago
▲ 2.7k r/TopCharacterTropes

This trope is when a character (usually a villian) gets physical to stop their plan from being foiled, however, the trope kicks in when the fight escalates to no longer just wanting to stop the hero but straight up kill or injure them

  1. In iCarly, during the infamous Nora vs gibby Fight, Nora starts off by simply slamming the door on Gibby and only getting physical when he breaks in to >!stop him from finding out that she trapped Carly in her dad's recording studio!<However, its shown she truly wants him out once she takes a swing at him with a fireplace poker (the wiki even says that its implyed she wanted to stab him to death.

  2. In the 2nd sing movie, Jimmy keeps threatinging moon simply to make sure his daughter is in the play, but then he >!chucks him off a balcony!<

  3. Rare heroic example (debatably), the Gym teacher in David Mikalson's Stuck, at first when she >!Traps the Voyeur in the mat !<it seems like she just wanted to teach him a lesson but then she >!jumps on him and then pours bleach on his wounds then throws him in the trash !<

u/redditboy123451 — 23 days ago