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I feel it is the difference to treated like a doll vs. a pet.

Hello welcome!

The bright side is they have confirmed she’s a lead but yeah, in the Boysverse, that’s not much.

Let’s hope she makes it out ok.

For SW logic, I sum up the science with a famous quote…

I reject your reality and substitute my own.

It’s rare to see BBW SWs

So the good news is the ep4 teaser reveals she will be fine but she’s also the catalyst to the shows big plotline, the tiny shoe thing we saw the teasers is gonna play into things though.

@SmolChlo And?

@Olo LOL Cassie would actually play with her prey but I think Cassie wouldn’t be grossed out, she would console Em. In the other commission I got coming up I wrote, she gives Em Pym Particles to have her control her size without needed to purge (I wrote this before the big finale shift reveal.)

My only issue is I wish there was another angle with a better sense of scale.

@foreverlurk said in Team Up:

@giantmaneddie nice, I saw that one but didn’t know it was your idea.

I’m mrsenoreddie on dA until they keep up on their content removal bullshit.

@Olo Ah, at least she’s having fun.

From rscholar

"In this surreal fantasy drama, Julia plays Zora, a desperate mother dealing with the impending death of her ill teen daughter Tuesday.
One day, Tuesday is visited by the avatar of Death - a sad lonely talking parrot that can change size. Death and Tuesday bond, but Zora discovers them and tries to get rid of the creature, eventually resorting to eating him. This causes Zora to take on both his size abilities and his role as the reaper to bring peace to suffering beings whether human or animal.

The size stuff starts around 1:05:00 when Tuesday’s nurse walks in to find Zora has grown to fill an entire room. Suddenly, Zora winces and doubles over, shrinking to about 2 feet tall and nearly getting stepped on by the nurse. Zora stands and, around 6 inches tall, staggers past Tuesday’s feet out of the room.

About two scenes later, Zora, like Death earlier, is having a panic attack and shown trapped in Tuesday’s cupped hands. Tuesday and the nurse go a to a field and Tuesday sets Zora down - rustling grass indicates Zora is scurrying around. Zora emerges at an opening still at 6 inches or so and yells after the nurse as she drives off. Zora suddenly sprouts up to about 2 ft before going back to normal offscreen.

The last shot is during a montage where Zora (consistently big enough to carry Tuesday around on her back) wanders about bringing peaceful deaths to beings suffering from fatal wounds. At one point, she ministers to a rabbit while about 3 inches tall. The montage ends with her back to normal so the rest of the plot happens resulting in her coughing up Death and losing her size powers.

Aside from the grainy footage not being the best for details, a lot of camera trickery obscures some things - often times Julia’s face - while she’s tiny, but there is at least a process scene, near stomp, and a handheld (though not one-to-one: Julia is shown in a dark place, then it cuts to Tuesday’s eye peering at her). Not a masterpiece but pretty neat I think and, well, congrats to anyone who ever dreamed of the Incredible Shrinking Elaine."

I feel I should get something from them. lol.

Looks like Emma riding the dick in EP1 was always meant to be uncomfortable.

Shame.

"Going back to the premiere episode when Emma is hooking up with Liam, was the giant penis real or CGI?

Fazekas: We have a practical, five-foot penis and we enhanced it with visual effects.

Kripke: It’s not our style to CG a penis. I think it’s important for verisimilitude that we create these penises practically. When we were writing the pilot, that scene, as shocking as it is, is about Emma’s self- esteem. It’s about being goaded and pressured into doing something sexually that she’s not comfortable with, and that really costs her something. Again, we’re never like, “Hey, we blew up a dick in ‘The Boys’ so let’s have a tiny person climb a dick in this one.” We’re always talking about, “She’s going through it” and this was a bold way to dramatize that."

@The-Big-G

“To put it another way, to be a giant woman is oftentimes to be a shrunken woman: to be treated like a toy, to have one’s own desires and agency ignored by men who assert the primacy of their fantasies over those of the giantesses whose attentions they seek.”

Hmm I can’t tell honestly.

Think I thought of all these but contact and smoke.