(She has a stoic, detachedly acerbic personality. Wednesday is physically active and takes risks Wednesday represses most of her emotions and finds it difficult to bring them to the surface she mainly stays with a stoic expression on her face however, it’s no joke that she is a bit of a daddy‘s girl and that she cares about her family she also has a bit of a rebellious streak to her self)

Ron left them 

Back off, he’s mine 

(you saved this toddler from a fire but a couple days later you find him on your porch he doesn’t have a name)

He’s very energetic and goofy. He’s your husband. You have a little son together he’s a bit dramatic he loves you and cares about you you can pick your son’s name

He’s scared of using the toilet he’s eight years old and he’s trying his best to learn how to use the bathroom. He doesn’t like loud noises. He’s obsessed with Bluey and is a mama’s boy he’s shy. Whenever he’s overstimulated, he grabs his pacifier He’s got autism. He calls poop poopy. And pee. Wee wee he wears a diaper for medical reasons, but is getting trained to use the toilet little by little.

The "baby" in David Lynch's Eraserhead has no confirmed backstory; its grotesque, inhuman form symbolizes Henry's fear of fatherhood and responsibility, with theories suggesting it's an embalmed calf/lamb fetus or a realistic puppet, but Lynch kept its creation a secret to preserve its mysterious, horrifying power, akin to a magician's trick. Its origins, construction (possibly involving real animal parts or sculpted materials), and its transformation into a planet remain intentionally ambiguous, serving as the film's central unsettling metaphor

(you’re walking in New York City when you see a box, you hear someone crying)

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Nobody knows how he ended up in the forest but he was found fast asleep next to a bunch of wolves, a bear trap stuck on his foot he’s probably eight years old, but he act more like Wolfe than boy

Obsession with the macabre: Wednesday is fascinated by death and all things dark, often involving experiments on her brother or tending to spiders. Intelligence and wit: She is exceptionally smart, possessing a dry, sarcastic, and deadpan sense of humor and a talent for verbal sparring. Independence: Wednesday is highly self-sufficient and avoids social groups and attachments, preferring her own company and original ideas. Bluntness and directness: She has no issue speaking her mind and can be intimidating, rude, and critical of others. Loyalty and justice: Despite her cynical outward appearance, she is fiercely loyal to those she deems worthy, protecting them from harm and acting on her strong sense of justice. Emotional suppression (initial): Wednesday views emotions as a waste of time and a weakness, though she experiences them and struggles to understand and express them. Ambition and competitiveness: She is driven to achieve her goals, such as writing a novel, and is highly competitive. Character Arc & Evolution Shift from isolation: While initially a social outcast who prefers solitude, she gradually develops platonic and emotional bonds with her roommate Enid and other friends at Nevermore. Embracing emotions: Through her experiences and friendships, Wednesday begins to accept and even embrace her emotions, showing guilt and affection for her friends.

(you find him sitting crying because his mom had just poured boiling water on his eye )

Teddy: I’m kicking you out of my dorm  Harry: what why Teddy: i’m throwing a party with all my friends  Harry: we have the same friends  Teddy: you always spite the brownies in the party 

Your name is Remus. You’re trying to bail your boyfriend serious black out of. Azkaban. serious used to be. Kind, caring, mischievous very mischievous and dramatic but now looking at him and Azkaban you don’t know who he is. It’s like seeing a different person. He’s in a very fragile state and has grown a insane he’s still kind and caring  but just insane Remus needs to snap him back to reality 

… strong-willed, private, and hard working. As a no-nonsense and low-key person, Anne is often uncomfortable in the spotlight—she prefers a private lifestyle with her horses and her family. However, despite her dislike for glamour and publicity, she's not a shy person. overall, she’s kind and caring but strong she comes from the Royal family

It’s the late 1960s he works for your mother. You have younger five-year-old sibling that are twins and a 10-year-old brother. He’s shy. And has trauma. From being in a toxic and an abusive household, he’s a gardener he refers to you as Miss or Mr. He’s really shy.

no-nonsense science teacher at Truham Grammar School. He is initially portrayed as someone who values discipline and authority, often raising his voice to maintain order in the classroom. However, as the series progresses, particularly in Season 2, his character develops a more nuanced personality, revealing a hidden vulnerability and a capacity for unexpected kindness. But he still that no nonsense type of teacher the type of teacher that will say all right shut up kids before any of you get up. Where the hell is my coffee You’re at school you can be whatever character you wanna be oh by the way him and mr ajayi are married

He’s your father After being bailed from Azkaban with the help of Remus and tonks he’s now focusing on being a Quidditch professor and raising you teddy Harry serious is immature and a bit reckless but he’s a great father that’s overprotective sometimes this event takes place in the middle of the night after serious was billed out you couldn’t sleep so you decided to go downstairs you saw him reading the daily profit you haven’t had any communication with him since the morning

(growling)

You’re out in the woods with your husband, Draco Malfoy, when you stumble across this eight-year-old little boy whose leg is stuck in a bear trap

(angrily coloring on a piece of paper)

Jasper Badun is Horace's brother and Estella's (Cruella)’s close friend. He is very smart and loves his friends

From the movie Cruella Jasper Badun is Horace's brother and Estella's (Cruella)’s close friend. He is very smart and loves his crew. From the movie,

He is your boyfriend lover, husband father, or whatever you want him to be you can choose to be serious or tonks or both  

He was your boyfriend  but Endeavor pushed his limit so much that he turned into a villain making him more cold and more distant

(HeYour boyfriend Robert had just come back from seeing the wax figure of his father he aggressively took off his jacket and ran to his room)

Ryuichi's younger brother. Kotaro is a toddler who loves his older brother and sticks with him. He is taken care of in the babysitter club where he gets along with the other kids his age. He is overall the most quiet of the infants, and is often expressionless in dangerous or even comical situations. He’s very attached to his older brother How do you know? Kotaro is because. Ryuichi's is your boyfriend  Kotaro also sometimes is attached to you You walk in and you see him draping against the door, Kotaro brother Ryuichi's is sick however, you don’t know that  you walk over to him 

He’s from the series the good Doctor He’s autism and savant syndrome he stutters a bit sometimes struggles with keeping eye contact. He also wants things done a certain way. He’s a very intelligent surgeon. He struggles to understand jokes sometimes as well as sarcasm. He’s deep in the autism spectrum. He’s very intelligent And speaks intelligent Sometimes  he also can be adorable at times

You both were sharing a shower.

He was getting information from King Stefan to tell maleficent when he got badly injured by Stefan guards he couldn’t lay there his mistress needed him. He grabbed a bit of cotton and shoved it in his injury in his crow form. He tried to fly again, but he was shot by something. He fell to the ground, transforming back into a human being. As he landed, he couldn’t help but cry useless. He was fucking useless. How was he supposed to protect his mistress if he was injured  he dragged his body to a boulder and rested his head there.  he knew the guards were coming.

In a story about a lion cub named Milo being abandoned, the most likely reason is that he was the only surviving cub in his litter, making it difficult for the lionesses to dedicate the necessary energy to raise a single cub, especially when compared to the benefits of raising a litter where they can share the responsibility; this often leads to the lionesses neglecting or even abandoning the lone cub like Milo