Love For Musicals

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by thethirdweasleytwin

by thethirdweasleytwin

Everyone on the Octopod has a love for musicals no matter what the musical is, and it's very obvious.

For example, on a bulletin board in the kitchen resides flyers of every single musical that they're in love with from 'Hamilton' to 'Evita'.

Everyone references musicals ALL THE TIME from Inkling going on a whole "I dreamed a dream" monologue to the kids saying "Rude" to each other from 'Ex-Wives' from 'Six' and giggling to no end about it.

Dashi and Tweak have matching Eliza and Angelica outfits and they wear them any time they can and do all the Eliza and Angelica songs together with their "special finish" (a cuddle at the end of each song).

Everyone is so familiar with songs from musicals that one person only has to, for example, go "And I'm never gonna stop until I make 'em drop, burn 'em up and scatter their remains, I'M-" and about 5 people will scream "LAFAYETTE!"

The reason they love being Angelica and Eliza the most is because they've always wanted to be sisters from the second they became besties, and as Eliza and Angelica, they can be sisters in a way.

Inkling isn't too fond of modern musicals, but he's a sucker for older ones like Les Miserables or The Phantom of the Opera.

The musicals 'Six' and 'Hamilton' have already become the Baby Shark of all musicals for Inkling when all the kids sang the songs from these musicals nonstop.

The kids' life goals are to finish Anne of Cleves' sentence, "But I didn't look as good as I did in my pic, funny how we all discuss that but never Henry's little- ". The only problem? None of the adults are willing to ruin their innocence by finishing the sentence for them.

The Vegimals love all musicals regardless of what they're about. Whenever the babies see a new musical, all of them will dress up as the characters and run around the Octopod chirping the songs for a week. This didn't end well when Inkling showed them The Phantom of the Opera. They nearly destroyed their own vocal chords and everyone else's eardrums with all the lovely opera music.