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I think most of the life series fandom know about the Crow Curse (Lizzie saving Jimmy from the Canary Curse in secret life), but I don't think it really counts as a curse seeing as it only happened once. what I propose is the Shadow Curse, which is where Lizzie's deaths are always overshadowed or otherwise "not about her".

Starting in Last Life, her first death was escaping Joel as the Boogeyman, about breaking his curse rather than it being her fault. Her second life goes a similar way, to Joel by the Boogey curse. Her next life goes in a trap that could have killed anyone, it didn't matter. All that mattered was that the Boogey was cured. Then we have her final death in Last Life by Bdubs, and it wasn't about her. It was about clearing his name and proving something to Etho. She was just a convenient life.

Her next series was Secret Life, where she is most known for breaking the Canary Curse. Not something she built, not a relationship to another player, but her sacrifice to the Watchers and freeing Jimmy. Her first death was barely noticed, not even due to a player but a skeleton. Her second was by Jimmy, who didn't even know who she was or why she was there. Then her last life was a failed red kill, she tried to kill Scott but failed. She took too long, and looked an enderman in the eye. What killed her wasn't Scott's revenge, or an avenging ally of his, it was just a silly mistake.

Then in Wild Life we see this pattern of deaths being insignificant or inpersonal continue. She was killed twice by Skizz to get back to being a Yellow name, and once again we see that she was just a source of lives for the other players. Killed by Jimmy to get back to yellow again, this time it was consensual but still about someone else. Killed by a vex next, but it was lost in all the chaos of that session, then killed on a trap that again, could have killed anyone. Then finally, her last life, finally done on purpose by another player-- but it still isn't about her. It's about the rivalry between Jimmy and Grian. She was just caught in the crossfire. We don't even know her last words. And why should we want to know? She wasn't the important one in that scene, she was just an extra. The bait to Grian's trap. She never served any other purpose.

All of these details make her forgotten. All of them point to another player, if there was a player to begin with. She was just stuck in the crossfire, always overshadowed by someone else. And that's her curse. She will never be in the limelight. She will never be at the center of a conflict. She will always be in the Shadows.

Just like her name. Just like her nature.

Between Mumbo taking half of Grian’s soul in hermitcraft andScar taking the other half in double life, Grian is completely soulless.

He hasn't noticed. Everyone else has.

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Everytime a toxic ranchers fan makes Scott out to be some abusive villian an angel loses its wings

I think C! Scott should eat people and be in love

Here's some text posts.

Do yall ever just

in parkour civilisation, gender doesn’t exist, me gender is parkour and I use par/kour pronouns /silly

Wildlife session 7 out of context

@tvvigjuice @imahumandumpling even if you know literally nothing about this, please just vote Cleo, okay?

ZombieCleo:

Submitted for: Hermitcraft, Pirates SMP, Witchcraft SMP, Third Life, Last Life, Double Life, Limited Life, Secret Life, Wild Life

Headcanons: Transfem Nonbinary, she/they; Demi-girl, pronouns not specified

Propaganda: Uses she/they irl and has identified with the nonbinary flag

“T4T cletho. They’re both nonbinary and divorced (in an active relationship) and take turns on who's the ex wife and who's the ex husband.”

Ivorycello:

Submitted for: Whitepine

Headcanons: Trans woman, she/her; Genderfluid, pronouns not specified

Propaganda: Is a trans woman irl

“Ivorycello is very autistic coded in [Whitepine] (but never outright said that she is autistic) and [the submitter] love[s] it so much, you just gotta watch the series to understand what [they] mean.”

Grian is a type of hybrid that, unlike normal hybrids who's hybrid half type is predetermined usally due to genetics even if they wernt born with their traits off the bat, his genetic code for what hybrid type he would be is blank so he appears to be a normal human

These types of hybrids, known as adaptive hybirds, instead stay dormant until an unknown time in the future that varies from person to person, upon when that happens their code will start to adapt based on environment, behavior, and possible other hybrid influence.

This process activated and started for Grian early on in season 6, and he was actually on track to become a fox hybrid due to his nature and behavior but when he took fondly to elytra and flying his code changed and avian dna took over fully and basically destoryed the fox dna after a period of time.

It finally locked in and finished at the end of season 6, but it wasnt until later in early season 7 he finally presented in a litteral bloody mess as his body chanaged rapidly and moved around/grew the new hybrid traits.

-✨️🌌

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She sells seashells on a seashore