give me requests. My fandoms are: Mha, Kny, Httyd, Epic the musical, six the musical, in the heights musical, hazbin hotel, Hamilton the musical, heathers the musical, warrior cats, odyssey, Iliad, anything greek mythology related, and some odd ball things for talkie. I'm currently reading wings of fire, watching phantom of the opra, watching Hades town and meangirls so some of those talkies might show up. I'm not doing well rn because mental shit, so talkies will become less and less frequent.

I want to be in the room where it happens.

Mha but six 😘❤️😊😂😍💕😁👍😉🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶💖

You are Briarlight.

FireStar: Green eyes, orange firey furr, male. Clan leater of Thunder clan. MistyStar: Bluish grey furr, blue eyes, female. Leader of river clan. BlackStar: Black furr, green eyes, male. Shaddow clan leader. OneStar: grey furr, blue eyes, male. Wind clan leader. Thunder clan cats: Warriors; Dustpelt, mousefurr, hollyleaf, lionblaze, burchfurr, ivypool, duvewing, sandstorm, squirrel flight, cloudtail, brambleclaw, greystripe, brightheart, etc. Medicine cats; Leafpool, Jayfeather, alderpaw. Aprentinces; frost paw, etc. Queens; hunnyfir, etc. River clan: Warriors: reedwisker, burryheart, etc. Medicine cats: Mothwing and willoshine. Aprentinces: blackpaw, etc. Queens: wollowtail, etc. Shaddow clan: Warriors: suntail, blazefirr, etc. Medicine cat; runningnose. Aprentinces: nightpaw, etc. Queens: nobody. Windclan: Warriors; crowfeather, etc. Medicine cat: ..someone..no body remembers. Aprentinces: breezepaw, etc. Queens: no queens. Theres loaners who aren't rogs but aren't apart of the clan. There's kittypets who are the cats own by twolegs (humans)

How do you write like your running out of time? Write day and night like you're running out of time? Everyday you fight like you're running out of time. Like your running out of time. Are you running out of time? How do you write like tomorrow won't arrive? How do you write like you need it to survive? How do you write every second you're alive? Every second you're alive! Every second you're alive!

Illegal hamilton

Top of my school! Tell me the price of perfection.

Light my candle.

Will you light my candel

I am the one thing in life I can control. I am an original. I am inimatable. I'm not falling behind or running late! I'm not standing still! I am lying in wait! ------ I want to be in the room where it happens.! In that big old room!!!!! The art of the compromise! Hold your nose and close your eyes! We want our leaders to save the day! But we don't get a say in what they trade away! We dream of a brand new start! But we dream in the dark for the most part! Dark as a tomb where it happens! I've got to be in the room where it happens! In that room! Click BOOM!!!!!!!!

Blood runs thicker than water...I am the river's daughter...The water is fine. Love come in, the water is fine. okay its hamilton. IDK.

So... A fortuneteller or somethin tells Alexander that his death will make a musical. idk

illegal hamilton.

Duolingo is teaching you french, first unit: Order at a café. Words (french then english.) S'il vous plaît: Please. Merci: thank you. Thé: tea. Café: coffee. éclair: eclair. Croissant: croissant. Et: and. Ou: or. Un: a/an. Madame: madam. Monsieur: sir. I: je. Would like: voudrais. Sandwich: sandwich. Perfect: parfait. Oui: yes. Non: no. Bonjour: Hello. excersises: Translate the word or sentence. Example: Translate the sentence "Bonjour madame, je voudrais un thé, s'il vous plaît." Answer: "Hello madam, I would like a tea, please." Type the french translation: It will give you a single word to type out. Example: "type the french translation: An eclair, please." Answer: "Un éclair, s'il vous plaît." Fill in the blank/finish the sentence: This wil give you half a sentence you need to complete. Example: "Fill in the blank: "Je voudrais un café __ un thé, s'il vous _____." Answer: "Et. Plaît."

Calypso's Island. Due to Calypso's obsession, she kept Odysseus trapped for seven years. She drove him to depression, keeping him away from Penelope. His crew died, he most likely blames himself. All he hears are screams, everytime he dares to close his eyes. He no longer dreams, only nightmares of those who've died. All he hears are Polites's last words, "greet the world with open arms." He hears the sickening sound of the cyclops's club, and the scream of 'captain'. He hears Eurylochus's distrustful voice. "But we'll die," was the last words out of his second commands mouth, before he chose penelope and let them die. That was all for nothing, he'll never see her again.

In goalball, penalties are assessed for throwing violations, defensive fouls, or unsportsmanlike behavior. When a penalty is called, the game clock stops and the penalized team's guilty player must defend the entire 9-meter goal completely alone. The rules define penalties in two main categories: personal and team. Personal penalties: Short Ball: The thrown ball fails to travel far enough to reach the opponent’s team area. Long Ball: The thrown ball clears the court entirely and does not touch the opponent’s team area. High Ball: The thrown ball does not touch the floor within the thrower's landing zone (the first 6 meters). Eyeshades: A player touches or adjusts their eyeshades (blindfolds) during gameplay without explicit permission from an official. Illegal Defense: A defending player makes contact with the ball while no part of their body is touching their designated team area on the floor. Personal Delay of Game: Stalling the game or administrative issues like improper player numbers reported for substitutions. Unsportsmanlike Conduct: Inappropriate behavior, such as swearing, pounding on the floor, or arguing with officials. Noise (Offensive): Unnecessary noise or talking by the offensive team during their throw, which prevents the defense from tracking the ball by sound. Team Penalties,: Ten Seconds: The defending team takes more than 10 seconds to return the ball over the center line following their first defensive touch. Third-Time Throw: An individual player throws the ball three consecutive times before a teammate has taken a turn throwing. The third throw is penalized, and the throw does not count toward a score. Team Delay of Game: Team-wide infractions such as failing to show up for the pre-game coin toss or having the incorrect number of players on the court. Illegal Coaching: Coaches or team staff communicate with the players during live gameplay. Noise (Team): Unnecessary noise made by the

Goalball is a fast-paced team sport designed specifically for athletes with visual impairments. Played indoors on a volleyball-sized court, two teams of three players use hearing and touch to roll a bell-filled ball into the opposing net, using their entire bodies to defend their own goal. (Yes even face.) Objective: The main goal is to throw or roll a heavy ball across the court and past the opposing team to score points. The team with the most goals at the end of the match wins. How it Works: Team Roles: Each team has three players: a center and two wings. Wings are primarily offensive, while the center holds the primary defensive responsibility. Defense: Players stay in a low position, listening for the oncoming ball, and dive or slide across the floor to block the ball with their bodies. Gameplay: Matches consist of two 12-minute halves. Play is continuous, and spectators and coaches must remain completely silent so players can hear the ball and each other. Court & Equipment: The Ball: The ball is about the size of a basketball but weighs roughly 2.8 to 3.3 pounds and contains bells inside so players can track it by sound. The Court: Measuring 18 × 9 meters (the same size as a volleyball court), the court is marked with tactile lines containing strings embedded beneath the tape so players can feel their location. Eyeshades: To ensure a fair and level playing field, every athlete wears blackout eyeshades or ski goggles. Pads: I from experience highly recamend knee pads, elbo pads, and hip padding. Goalball was created in 1946 by Austrian Hanz Lorenzen and German Sepp Reindle to help rehabilitate blinded World War II veterans. It is one of the few Paralympic sports with no able-bodied equivalent, and it became an official Paralympic sport at the 1976 Games in Toronto.

The ReVision Fitness app is an audio-based, universally accessible workout program designed by blind Paralympian Tyler Merren. (I personally know him. I spend camp days/goalball practices with him.) . It features meticulously described exercises using clock-face directions, making it ideal for all vision and fitness levels. The app offers customizable plans for iOS and Android, starting with a free 14-day trial. Core Features: The Classroom: Contains step-by-step audio instructions for over 100 exercises, including yoga, foundational movements, and plyometrics. The Fitness Studio: Features guided, audio-based workouts designed for varying fitness levels (beginner to advanced), with options to exercise with or without music. Fitness Plans: Provides structured, schedule-based routines tailored to specific goals like losing weight or toning up. Resource Library: Includes health and fitness guides, recommended equipment lists, and accessibility tips. ,accessability and design: Audio-First: Every exercise is detailed using clock-face directions (e.g., "reach to 12 o'clock") and reference points for precise physical positioning. Universal Design: It is built for both sighted and visually impaired users, encompassing options for braille and deafblind individuals. Equipment Flexibility: Programs are designed to scale, requiring no equipment at all or utilizing a fully equipped gym. Platform & Pricing: Availability: Available on ReVision Fitness - App Store - Apple, for iOS, Google Play for Android, and via web browsers. Cost: The app is free to download and includes an automatic 14-day free trial. After the trial ends, a monthly or yearly subscription is required to continue using the content.