hazardgirl:

aud-ler:

god

spooky-teacake:

spooky-alli:

i paused at the wrong time

there’s never a wrong time to pause this movie

bounce-ler:

der onceler wald

s-t-e-v-e-c-a-r-e-l-l:

what

narcissism-and-marshmallows:

jellosaurusrex:

MY FRIEND’S LITTLE BRO DREW THIS ON HER COMPUTER AND SHE SENT IT TO ME IN AN EMAIL

I DON’T UNDERSTAND-

Hmm, I understand your confusion. This obviously is a very in-depth piece of art. Let’s try and break this down.

The mouse and cheese represent the Once-ler’s gluttony and greed. The fact that the Once-ler is turned away from the mouse symbolizes the fact that at this stage in the movie, he is not as affected by either character flaw.

But his head is now turned to face the mouse, and we can see that the Once-ler has noticed the small critter. He’s seen what he can become, and, judging by his facial expression, he isn’t taking this threat seriously. The Once-ler is immature and doesn’t realize the full risk of what he’s doing yet.

This piece of art is a beautiful character analysis of the Once-ler and his ways.

xellphy:

What’s with this guy up here?

triggeringbiggering:

starxapple:

watchin u peasants 

STOP BEING PERFECT

UGH

he looks like he’s sticking his finger up his nose

miru667:

The Conservative Lorax

As seen on Fox Seuss.

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Omg 

adachimerica:

pancakestein:

OH M YOGD

screaming

lifdoff is back

ask-doctor-onceler:

So this happened.

upper-stories:

katsallday:

egriz:

Hey, remember when people still cared about this movie?

ALL THE REBLOGS.

oh god this is even more beautiful than how meg described it.