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Day 2: Favorite Journal Page
The one that talks about Stan recovering his memory!! It’s such a soft, intimate moment that comes as a welcome contrast to all of the heartbreak from Weirdmageddon. I genuinely love that they ultimately decided to keep this moment to the journal, rather than putting this in the show as a scene, because it reads to me as a very soft, private moment.
I remember right before the Journal came out, I was hoping and pleading for content of the Stan twins bonding. There was a part of me that was convinced we would get absolutely squat, since I knew most of the journal was written pre-reconciliation, and that anything other than angry griping and occasional nostalgia would just be hopeful thinking. This page, in turn, was a huge surprise. It felt like such a love letter to Stan and Ford, and everything perfect and not-so-perfect about their relationship. It felt like a loving thank you note to fans, for all of our crazy speculation and over-the-top reconciliation fics.
I’m happy beyond words that we got a shot of them on the Stan O’ War II in the show, but I love this quiet moment just as much, because it feels very personal and grounding.
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Day one: Favourite character
I always had a hard time settling on a favourite among the residents of Gravity Falls.
I loved Mabel for her optimism and energetic self, I related to Dipper as a fellow nerd and wannabe mystery-uncoverer, I found Ford awesome because he was so smart, but didn't fall into the "smart and smug asshole" group.
But I say that for me, Stanley Pines is the best character in Gravity Falls, because he is incredibly complex.
He sees himself as "the dumb one" and thinks that he can't possibly compare to Ford, but he taught himself very, very complex physics without having studied or even having finished school.
His Dad threw him out of the house and told him to not come back until he had made millions, and Stan spend the next ten years of his life trying to do exactly that, barely scraping by, living out of his car. Desperately trying to gain the approval of his father.
And when his brother told him to come, he came, only to get told that he should go away.
But still, he stayed. He spent thirty years working day and night, to make sure his brother would return safe and sound, not even knowing if he was alive anymore.
And then, his brother returned and despised him for it. Again, he was told to go away and not to return, even though he had given up everything- his life, his nights, his identity- for him.
But then Weirdmageddon happened, and Stan had to rescue his brother- again!- with the possibility that it would just earn him another punch in the face.
And then, he sacrificed his memories.
The thing that shaped him, that shapes everyone of us. What makes us happy when we smell a certain perfume- it's like the one grandma used!
What determines how we interact with people, what we like to do, how we live.
Again, Stan gave up everything for his family.
Time and time again, he got hurt, got beaten and bruised, and when the world told him "You can't do it", he responded with "You're wrong. I can and I will. Also, that'll be ten bucks."
And this is why Stan is my favourite. He refuses to give up, he would do everything for his family, and though he may be a crook, he has a heart made of solid gold.
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Today for the @gf10yearslaterzine countdown it’s favorite joke.
I was old enough to understand this when I first watched it and I was wheezing so hard my grandmother came into my room to check on me. I was so surprised they got away with this.
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Day 3: Favorite monster/creature
Scampfires!!! I love these little creatures so much, they’re just little guys 🥺 All they want is marshmallows and beans and they’ll be nice to you, I would die for them
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Persistently Optimistic
Stanford Pines considers himself a man of many regrets.
One of which is feeling as though he never spent enough time with his great-niece
Notes:
I had the absolute biggest honor to write this piece for @gf10yearslaterzine!!!
This is the first time I've ever been able to write for one that made it all the way to the end goal, so this feels like a massive accomplishment for me! I'm really proud of myself and how far I've come, and I sincerely hope it shows through my work!
I decided not to go the route of a time-skip, but rather to focus on a dynamic that didn't get nearly enough love in canon. Ford and Mabel bonding will always be my beloved, and what better place to represent that in a love letter to the series itself?
Thank you, Gravity Falls, you've brought me unbelievable levels of joy over the years. I can't even begin to measure the people in my life that I've met as a result of my love for this show. Thank you, my lovely readers, who have supported me over the years and encouraged me to keep writing even when I've thought of giving up. Thank you to the wonderful crew of the show. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
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For as long as he could remember, Ford was convinced that nothing in this world could make him happier than the thrill of discovery. In a world where he was always seen as the abnormality, nothing put a bigger smile on his face than knowing he wasn’t alone, that there were far weirder creatures out there than a geeky polydactyl scientist who played too many tabletop games.
He thought for sure that he would never find an outlet as comforting as research, as documented proof that there was a place where all the weirdos out there could fit in. And for decades he was right, and was sure research and oddities were the only positive consistencies he would ever have in his life.
But then came along Dipper and Mabel, and everything that was missing in his life just fell right back into place. Sure, he still finds unmeasurable joy in hunting down all the mythical creatures he’d been hearing about since his childhood, but now he’s just as happy to be back in Gravity Falls for the summer as he was doing research out at sea.
He smiles to himself at the thought, and continues on with unpacking his things. He’s only got one box left to unpack, and as long as nothing else distracts him he should be all finished and settled in within half an hour.
As if that train of thought was an invitation, Ford’s hand brushes across something bright pink and covered in glitter.
Mabel’s scrapbook.
He’d completely forgotten that he and Stan had taken it with them on their trip. She was the one who insisted they bring it in case Stan’s memory started acting up again, and no matter how much Ford had protested in fear of damaging or losing it, she just shrugged it off and insisted that she could always make a new one.
They hadn’t needed to use it nearly as much as Ford was originally thinking they would’ve, and for that he’s eternally grateful, but just the weight of it in his hands is enough to cause a rush of emotions to come flooding back to him.
Mabel Pines is something special.
Even when all the hope in the world was lost, even when everyone else around her was grieving for lost love, she persisted. When all science and logic pointed towards failure and heartbreak, she persisted. She believed with her heart and soul that the answer was to love and nurture, and she was right.
Ford takes a moment to flip through some of the pages, now that there’s no urgency or panic behind it. The more he flips through pages and pages of blurry photographs and paragraphs upon paragraphs written in glitter gel, the more he realizes just how exuberant and loving she is all the time, even through the written expression of her own private thoughts.
The more he reads, the more he realizes that...he doesn’t know as much about Mabel as he thought he did. They’d spoken quite a few times over the previous summer, and Mabel was always present during the video calls home when he and Stan were out at sea, but it’s hitting Ford that...he never really took the time to get to know her on a personal level like he had with Dipper.
...No. He closes the scrapbook and forces himself to stop that train of thought before the guilt has time to sneak its way in. There’s still time. There’s plenty of time. He gently places the scrapbook down on his desk, and makes his way up to Dipper and Mabel’s shared attic bedroom.
He knocks gently on the door as he enters. Dipper’s lying on his bed reading a book, and Mabel is lying down on the floor on her stomach as she scratches behind Waddles’ ears.
“Hi Grunkle Ford!” she beams, and Dipper lowers his book to wave hello. “What brings you here?”
“Well, I wanted to check in and see how unpacking was coming along, but it appears that you’re getting along just fine” he smiles, and takes a knee so he’ll be closer to her eye level. “Mabel, dear, would you like to get some lunch with me? My treat.”
“Would I?” she beams, and she’s already dragging Ford out of the room before he has any time to explain why. “Free food and an afternoon with the smartest Grunkle in the world? Let’s go!”
Ford can’t help but smile fondly at her enthusiasm, and simply follows as she leads him by the hand out of the Shack. She practically skips along the sidewalk as they go, quietly humming a tune to herself. Even as she drags along someone at least twice her size, nothing slows her step for even a moment.
“So, what’s the catch?” she asks once they’re about halfway to the diner, cutting into his thoughts. Ford is initially taken aback by the question, but he finds relief in the smirk spreading across his niece’s face. “Are you finally going to give me my invitation letter to wizard school?” She claps her hands together, her smirk growing ever so slightly mischievous. “Ooh, Dipper isn’t here! Are you about to tell me that I’m your favorite nibling? It’s okay, I promise I won’t tell.” She gently nudges at his side with her elbow, and a chuckle escapes Ford as he ruffles up her hair.
“I’m afraid it’s a no on the wizard school, kiddo” he smirks, attempting to mirror her own. “You just missed the enrollment period by a few days.”
“Oh, boo” Mabel pouts, crossing her arms over her chest. “Just when I’d started knitting my own wizard’s robe, too”
“I’ll be sure to put an extra good word for you next semester, then,” he smiles, and gently places a hand on her shoulder. “However, there is something I wanted to discuss with you in private”
The mischievous grin doesn’t waver on her face for even a moment. “Ooh, mysterious author-y secrets! Even better!” she tugs on his hand as she pulls him along at a faster pace, which only causes the smile on Ford’s face to soften even more. He’d figured he wouldn’t get very far conversation wise on the way there, but leave it to Mabel Pines to make even a walk to the local diner twice as enjoyable as he ever could’ve imagined it.
…Even more of a reason to regret not trying to make a personal connection with her sooner, he supposes.
He does his best to keep that train of thought to himself, and spends the rest of the time on the walk to the diner just allowing himself to enjoy her company.
“So…” Mabel begins once they’re settled into their table at Greasy’s. “What’s up?” She places her elbows on the table, and rests her chin on her hands. “I can’t imagine what you could possibly find so important that you insist we talk about it privately, yet so tame that you insist on bringing me to the most popular restaurant in town”
Ford chuckles. “It’s one of the only restaurants in town at all, dear. I’d say that title is pretty moot in this case.” He scratches at his chin, suddenly finding that now that he has the opening he’d wanted to talk about things that he’s feeling much more anxious about addressing them than he’d originally thought. “In all seriousness, Mabel, this is less about keeping secrets, or anything overly exciting like you were probably hoping, and more on the line of something…personal that I wanted to express with you”
“Oh, ho ho!” She beams, mischievously rubbing her hands together. “Grunkle Ford, have you finally come around on my matchmaking services? I know at least a dozen old ladies who would find you at least twice as attractive as Grunkle Stan, if you promise never to tell him I told you that!”
Ford’s cheeks burn bright red, but he waves a dismissive hand before she can go any further with that conversation. “Th-that’s very kind of you to offer, but…no” he clears his throat, hoping to clear the blush from his face as well. “I was thinking more on the lines of discussing what happened last summer”
“...Oh” Mabel’s mischievous smile slips from her face. “You mean with the scrapbook? I already told you that it’s no big deal”
Ford shakes his head. “It is a big deal, Mabel. I’m not sure Stan would’ve ever been the same again if it hadn’t been for your persistent optimism and quick thinking”
“Aww, shucks, Grunkle Ford” Mabel waves a hand, a light blush forming on her cheeks. “You know that’s just how I am”
“But it’s so much more than that, Mabel” Ford reaches across the table and takes Mabel’s hands in his own. “You’re a brilliant young girl that never gives up on her hopes and dreams in even the most dire of circumstances, but…” he casts his glance elsewhere to avoid eye contact with her, “I only wish I’d been able to see that sooner. I neglected you in favor of your brother last summer, and I want to make it up to you. I’m sorry”
Silence, save for the sound of Mabel getting up from her seat. Ford sighs, and prepares to stand to follow her out the door to further explain, but before he can so much as scoot a single inch out of his booth, there are a pair of tiny arms around him.
“Is that what this is about?” Mabel’s words are muffled as she hugs him. “Grunkle Ford, you big softie!” she gives him a big squeeze before she releases and returns to her seat across from him. “I’m always happy to have an excuse to spend some private time with my favorite Grunkles, but you don’t need to feel bad about anything!”
Ford blinks. That was…certainly not the reaction he was expecting. “Really?”
“Of course!” she beams. “All that it means is that you have the pleasure of getting to know me now!” She offers a hand in his direction. “It’s nice to meet you, Grunkle Ford”
There’s something inexplicably contagious about the way she smiles. Ford can’t help but offer a warm smile in return as he shakes her hand. “The pleasure’s all mine,” he replies, which only widens her smile even further.
“So is there anything in particular that you were hoping to question me about? I know you said that it didn’t have anything to do with letting you borrow the scrapbook for the winter, but I’ve been told that my methods of seeking out scrapbook-ortunities are…questionable”
Ford can’t help but laugh. “No, I assure you that I’m not here to criticize the means of which you organize your scrapbook without your explicit permission” he places a hand to his chest in mock offense. “As a fellow author, I’m horrified at the thought”
That gets a laugh out of Mabel, and she relaxes into her seat. Ford knows he can’t stall this conversation forever, though, so he reaches across the table and takes her hand again. “In all seriousness, Mabel, this…does have a bit to do with your scrapbook, but not in the way you may be expecting”
“Oh?” Mabel raises an eyebrow. “How so?”
“I mean…” Ford sighs. “There’s so much love in you, Mabel. I’ve only had the time to read a portion of your scrapbook, and I feel as though I was able to gather more about your personality from reading those entries than any of the efforts I made last summer”
Ford twiddles with his thumbs anxiously, but continues before she has the chance to cut him off. “You’re so optimistic, even when you’re face to face with the direst of circumstances. You’re so full of hope and love that you’re able to continuously push against the obstacles in your way to make sure that everyone on both sides of a problem can be happy.”
He shakes his head in disbelief, but a small smile forms on his face nonetheless. “Mabel, in a world where I grew up being told that you have to rely on logic and smarts to get anywhere useful, you managed to fight back with the power of love and come out of that fight victorious”
His gaze falls towards the table, suddenly finding that he’s far too embarrassed to meet her eyes. “In other words…” he pauses for the briefest of moments “…thank you for proving me wrong.”
There’s another bout of silence, but this one doesn’t feel nearly as heavy as the previous one. Ford finally finds the courage to lift his gaze from the table and back towards Mabel, and her eyes are shining brighter than anything he’s ever encountered in the multiverse. “Grunkle Ford, that’s so sweet!” she squeals, excitedly kicking her feet against her seat. “This is even better than wizard school!”
“It’s my pleasure, dear,” he smiles warmly in response. Her happiness truly is the most contagious thing in the universe. “It’s why I regret not taking the time to get to know you sooner. I know you’ve already told me I don’t need to apologize, but the honest truth is that I feel like there’s a lot I can learn from you”
“Is that what this is about?” she replies, though her beaming smile stays where it is on her face. “Grunkle Ford, do you think that I think you’re all cold and uncaring?”
Ford rubs awkwardly at the back of his neck. “Not necessarily you specifically, but…” he pauses for a moment to try and gather the proper way to phrase things, “I’ve never found myself able to approach things with the same sort of caring, optimistic attitude that you seem to carry around with you on a daily basis, and I really admire that about you”
“Aww, but you don’t have to try and force yourself to be like that! Grunkle Ford, you’re one of the most caring people I know! You’re so protective, and you care a lot about your research, and about me and Dipper, and even Stan! I don’t know what happened between you two when Bill had you captured in that…pyramid prison thing, but look how far you’ve gotten! You couldn’t even look each other in the eyes last summer, and now you’re sailing all over the world together! You don’t need kindness lessons from me; you’ve got plenty of it already!”
…Now Ford’s the one with a blush rising to his cheeks. “Thank you, dear, that means a lot to me”
“Of course!” She reaches her hands across the table once more. “I love you just the way you are, Grunkle Ford” she smiles softly, a mischievous twinkle shining in her eyes. “But if you’re still willing to take me out to free lunch and go on private little adventures after this amazing pep talk I just gave you, I won’t complain”
Ford can’t help the chuckle that escapes him. “It’d be an honor, dear”
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Sock Opera!!! I have a lot of nostalgia for this episode because it was the episode that really got me involved with the tumblr side of the fandom full-time! I made a lot of lifelong friends as a result of this episode airing, and for that I’m eternally grateful.
Nostalgia aside, it’s just a really fun episode! Definitely the first of its kind to kick off the “demon character posses the main child character” trope in Western animation, and it was a fantastic way to introduce Bill’s subtle involvement in Season 2 up until the Not What He Seems to Weirdmageddon Part 1 arc. It fit wonderfully into the show’s overarching story without making the episode itself too plot-heavy or hard to follow.
Mabel puts together a goofy puppet show to impress a guy she likes, and Dipper himself becomes a puppet. It’s a super fun episode with a super fun song, and it’s incredibly well at showing off how well Bill is at manipulating someone. In one day he was able to trick Dipper into making a deal with him and he almost convinced Mabel to hand the journal over.
I’m just...aaaaa!!! I love Sock Opera so much, I’ve rewatched it so many times that I can practically recite the entire episode line by line.
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For @gf10yearslaterzine’s ten days for ten years challenge
Day 1: Favorite Character
While this should be fairly obvious to those followers and mutuals of mine who have ben following me for years, my favorite’s always been Mabel!
When the show began all the way back in 2012, Mabel was easily the first character I found myself resonating with one hundred percent of the time. I was in the same sort of shoes that she was in; I was a cheery, energetic 13 year old girl who could talk her ear off to anyone who would listen, yet was considered too “weird” by her peers to have a large group of close, personal friends to share my intense levels of energy with.
Time and time again in the series, Mabel persists, and not once is the goofy side of her treated as something she should be squashing down. Irrational Treasure was a groundbreaking episode for her because it was not only a “embrace your weirdness, it’s okay!” moment, it proved that being goofy and positive and letting yourself slow down and sniff the flowers is not only okay, but sometimes the necessary step to take, rather than relying entirely on logic and intellect.
Whenever Mabel is met with someone or something that wants to squash down her goofy personality, she always comes back stronger. Pacifica insults her the moment she meets her, comparing her to a fat old woman? Aww, fat old ladies are so cute, what a compliment! Pacifica makes fun of her all day for being silly? Yeah, well, being silly is what saved the day, so take that!!
While it may not be as obvious as it is with Dipper or Stan, Mabel is stubborn. Just as stubborn as her brother. She’s just not the same flavor as stubborn. She’s stubbornly optimistic, stubbornly cheerful, and stubbornly trusting. When Mabel believes with her whole heart about something, she refuses to give up hope, even when the whole world is screaming against her. If the world is against Mabel Pines, then Mabel Pines is against the world.
The very first lesson we learn as viewers is that there’s nobody in Gravity Falls you should trust. And even after her fiascos with Gideon and Pacifica and the United States government itself, she still stubbornly insists on choosing to love and to trust. Time and time again she insists that trusting is the way, and time and time again she’s right. Not What He Seems is far from the first example, but it’s the most popular one; If she had listened to Dipper instead of following her heart, Ford never would have made it home.
She’s stubborn, she makes selfish decisions, and mayhaps she’s just a pinch too naïve, but she’s persistent, she’s loving, she’s optimistic, she’s hopeful. In a world where everyone around her is full of pessimism and despair, she powers through with a smile on her face and comes out of it all stronger because of it.
Even when the world has ripped her happiness away from her, even when it’s trying its damn hardest to knock her down, she keeps fighting, and unlike a lot of those around her, who listen to their heads more than their hearts, she refuses to give up when the world tells her to.
She keeps fighting, not for her own personal gain, but because she loves.
This is how the world is saved; not with a bang, but with an I trust you.
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Today on the @gf10yearslaterzine it’s favorite episode time!
Scary-oke!
What a way to start off the second season! It’s funny and scary. Plus if you didn’t love Stan before this episode you sure as hell did after it. I came into the episode knowing what Stan was hiding and didn’t distrust him but my general thoughts on him was he was such a grump.
Which he is.
But he’s a grump that would fight off a zombie hoard with his bare hands for his family. Plus it made me go back and watching season 1 and notice more of the times he was soft with the kids.
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Day 2: Favourite journal page
(Fotographed because I couldn't be bothered to deal with our annoying scanner/printer)
I had to think about it for a while, but this is definitely my favourite Journal page. It talks about traveling, about the end of something old and the beginning of something new, a transformation if you'd like to. It's about the future, about a new beginnings, leaving behind Gravity Falls and sailing to new shores.
Gravity Falls always had a very strong theme of family, trust and forgiveness and while there are certainly pages that would illustrate this better, I think it is awesome how this page encapsulates so much of what Gravity Falls is about: Looking forward, forgiving others as well as yourself, accepting change and everything that comes with it.
And I think it's beautiful.
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Tomorrow is the day! For day 10 of the @gf10yearslaterzine countdown it’s a special memory of Gravity Falls.
Besides all the lovely memories I’ve made with people on here I have one that sticks out.
I remember watching A Tale of Two Stans as it aired and getting a chance to react with the rest of tumblr. The revelations were both hilarious and mildly confounding.
-Someone joked about there being a third brother named Stanirino and that was the kid’s grandfather. They posted it right before the episode aired. Who knew they were decently spot on?
-The name switch “God I need to go back and change all my tags!”
-Everyone’s collective horror over Stan’s “Tattoo.”
I think I was up until 3 in the morning that night talking about the episode and what might happen next. It’s one of the few times I wish I had my old blog so I could go find those posts. It was a lot of fun.
#gravity falls#gf10yearslater#reacting to the owl house feels like reacting to gf and I’m going to miss it
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Day 6: Funniest Joke
I don’t really know if it counts as a joke, but this little visual gag from the first episode always makes me laugh so hard!
Because on your first watch, you’re thinking oh, yeah, it’s just a quick little haha funny gag, because how ridiculous would it be if Norman was actually a bunch of gnomes, huh? A tiny little blink-and-it’s over gag that you don’t put much thought into other than “haha he turned to the wrong page, look how nonthreatening”
BUT THEN
He actually does turn out to be a bunch of gnomes, and the tiny visual gag circles back around and punches you in the stomach. It made me laugh so hard the first time I watched this episode, and it always makes me giggle when I rewatch it.
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Persistently Optimistic (Preview)
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For as long as he could remember, Ford was convinced that nothing in this world could make him happier than the thrill of discovery. In a world where he was always seen as the abnormality, nothing put a bigger smile on his face than knowing he wasn’t alone, that there were far weirder creatures out there than a geeky polydactyl scientist who played too many tabletop games.
He thought for sure that he would never find an outlet as comforting as research, as documented proof that there was a place where all the weirdos out there could fit in. And for decades he was right, and was sure research and oddities were the only positive consistencies he would ever have in his life.
But then came along Dipper and Mabel, and everything that was missing in his life just fell right back into place.
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I am so, so excited that I’m finally allowed to share a snippet from my piece for @gf10yearslaterzine!! it’s been a massive honor getting to work with such an amazing team of people and I can’t wait for you all to see the amazing work we’ve been working on for the past 6+ months!!
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Day 4: Favorite Location
You know, when I first started thinking about this question, my immediate answer was the Mystery Shack, because what else could it be??? It’s the first location we see in the show, and the Shack itself is what drives the story forward, both figuratively when you think about the Portal and literally when you think about the Shacktron fight in Weirdmageddon Part 3.
But the moment I started putting even more thought to it, I realized that there was a location I loved more dearly than the Shack itself:
Dipper and Mabel’s attic bedroom! It always looks so cozy and homey in every shot we see it in, and it just warms my heart to see it get progressively messier and messier as the summer progresses and the young twins bring more and more life into it. I recognize that part of this is bias, as I also happened to grow up sharing an attic-like bedroom with my sister; Dipper and Mabel’s being in the literal attic, while mine resides in the room right above our car garage, but I believe that to only be the start of why I love this little attic bedroom so much.
Like the Shack itself, it greatly helps to move the show’s story along, both literally and figuratively. it represents the twins themselves, both in their personality and their relationship with each other. I was rewatching Carpet Diem earlier today, and that in itself is one of the earliest and best episodes of the entire show that really explores how much the young twins mean to each other, and the whole basis of that episode is how they’re fighting over who gets to move out of the room. But even then, the episode ends with Dipper changing his mind and moving right back in, and the conflict of them sharing a room is never brought up again.
It’s just...the attic bedroom feels just as much like home to me as the Mystery Shack does. It’s where Dipper and Mabel deliver their first lines of the entire series, excluding narration, and the fact that one of the last shots in the entire series is the attic bedroom after it’s been cleared out from all their stuff just makes that sucker punch sting even harder, because we’ve gotten so used to seeing it packed to the brim.
Dipper and Mabel have moved on, they said, and it’s time we as the audience do so as well. They’re going home together, and they’re going to be okay.
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Day 3: Favourite creature
Definitely question quails, because they are everything I could wish for, really. Look at them:
Round
Fluffy
Birds
Ask the important questions (like "What?")
Very cute
Did I mention round?
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Today’s prompt for the @gf10yearslaterzine is favorite location.
So many locations and background shots are so pretty but I think this one:
Is my favorite. The Enchanted Glade. Sure there are annoying unicorns but if you ignore them (or beat them up) this looks like such a nice place to explore or read.
Let’s be honest the show is just overall gorgeous. They didn’t have to go so hard on the backgrounds but they did and I love them for it. 
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