Chris's Scarves Keep Disappearing.
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rionaleonhart'I'll be very embarrassed if I follow this with four more months of incessant Goes Wrong posting.' rionaleonhart, 27 April 2026
Here are some responses to Goes Wrong Show questions I've received on Tumblr!
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mygoeswrongblog: What sort of fashion do you think Robert wears in day to day life?
I think Robert likes good-quality clothes, but he hates spending money, so he'll steal nice clothes from friends when he can get away with it. The members of the drama society are largely safe because nobody else is his size, but Robert's definitely pilfered some ties and hats, and he'll often take his play costumes home, meaning that some of the clothing he wears in his day-to-day life is extremely period-inappropriate.
When he's choosing his own clothing rather than just taking whatever falls into his hands, I think he's a tweed coat and button-up shirt man. Nice cardigans and jumpers. Corduroy trousers, maybe. I suspect he often wears hats.
mygoeswrongblog: How do you think Robert would react if HE was mugged out of the blue on the street? How do you think Robert would react if CHRIS was mugged on the street next to him?
If you mug Robert, there are two possibilities:
- he flings his money at you and runs away in terror, or
- he doesn't even realise he's being mugged; he thinks you've stopped him for an autograph, which he cheerfully gives you. You are too confused to pursue the mugging.
If you try to mug Chris, on the other hand, Robert will physically attack you. You have chosen to target Chris, who is, of course, a weakling; Robert will therefore conclude that you are weak yourself, meaning he will have the confidence to fight back against this cowardly attack on the drama society.
Robert drives you off, leaving Chris extremely shaken, partly because of the mugging and partly because he's not sure how he feels about being saved by Robert.
shinkengreen: What Pokemon would you give the Cornley characters in a Pokemon crossover or au?
Sandra has a Baile-style Oricorio: a passionate performer with a short temper. Its red plumage also reminds me of Sandra's Haversham Manor outfit. She has to leave it at home for drama society business; Chris has imposed a strict ban on Fire types.
Trevor has a bunch of Magnemite that he sends floating around the set to perform tasks. They keep pulling each other off-course and getting stuck together.
Max has a Mr Mime that all the others find unbearably creepy. He simply does not understand this. It's basically a clown, right? Clowns are funny! Why are you guys being so weird about it?
Robert has something unfeasibly enormous that he insists on trying to bring into rehearsals and performances. An Onix, perhaps.
Chris does not have a Pokémon. He thinks that owning a Pokémon is a frivolous waste of time and resources. Max is appalled when he first learns this. Robert just nods and says, 'Yes, you seem like that sort,' and Chris worries for some time afterwards about exactly what 'sort' he seems like.
Annie has an assortment of Pokémon that she thinks are really cute, but her idea of 'cute' doesn't always line up with the mainstream. Things like Palpitoad. Actually, the fact that frogs are the only thing she can paint sort of makes me want to give her a bunch of frog/toad-themed Pokémon: Palpitoad, Croagunk, Politoed, Froakie.
Vanessa has a Delcatty, which she chose because she wanted a Pokémon that would keep itself clean. She is stressed out to discover that, although Delcatty does diligently groom itself, it also eats and sleeps whenever it pleases; she'd prefer something with a more predictable daily routine.
Jonathan has a Cofagrigus and frequently gets trapped inside it.
Dennis has Arceus. The others discover this when they stumble across Dennis taking God for a walk one day. Dennis is perplexed by their reactions; he just happened to catch it and has no idea it created the universe.
rionaleonhart, 27 April 2026Here are some responses to Goes Wrong Show questions I've received on Tumblr!
I think Robert likes good-quality clothes, but he hates spending money, so he'll steal nice clothes from friends when he can get away with it. The members of the drama society are largely safe because nobody else is his size, but Robert's definitely pilfered some ties and hats, and he'll often take his play costumes home, meaning that some of the clothing he wears in his day-to-day life is extremely period-inappropriate.
When he's choosing his own clothing rather than just taking whatever falls into his hands, I think he's a tweed coat and button-up shirt man. Nice cardigans and jumpers. Corduroy trousers, maybe. I suspect he often wears hats.
If you mug Robert, there are two possibilities:
- he flings his money at you and runs away in terror, or
- he doesn't even realise he's being mugged; he thinks you've stopped him for an autograph, which he cheerfully gives you. You are too confused to pursue the mugging.
If you try to mug Chris, on the other hand, Robert will physically attack you. You have chosen to target Chris, who is, of course, a weakling; Robert will therefore conclude that you are weak yourself, meaning he will have the confidence to fight back against this cowardly attack on the drama society.
Robert drives you off, leaving Chris extremely shaken, partly because of the mugging and partly because he's not sure how he feels about being saved by Robert.
Sandra has a Baile-style Oricorio: a passionate performer with a short temper. Its red plumage also reminds me of Sandra's Haversham Manor outfit. She has to leave it at home for drama society business; Chris has imposed a strict ban on Fire types.
Trevor has a bunch of Magnemite that he sends floating around the set to perform tasks. They keep pulling each other off-course and getting stuck together.
Max has a Mr Mime that all the others find unbearably creepy. He simply does not understand this. It's basically a clown, right? Clowns are funny! Why are you guys being so weird about it?
Robert has something unfeasibly enormous that he insists on trying to bring into rehearsals and performances. An Onix, perhaps.
Chris does not have a Pokémon. He thinks that owning a Pokémon is a frivolous waste of time and resources. Max is appalled when he first learns this. Robert just nods and says, 'Yes, you seem like that sort,' and Chris worries for some time afterwards about exactly what 'sort' he seems like.
Annie has an assortment of Pokémon that she thinks are really cute, but her idea of 'cute' doesn't always line up with the mainstream. Things like Palpitoad. Actually, the fact that frogs are the only thing she can paint sort of makes me want to give her a bunch of frog/toad-themed Pokémon: Palpitoad, Croagunk, Politoed, Froakie.
Vanessa has a Delcatty, which she chose because she wanted a Pokémon that would keep itself clean. She is stressed out to discover that, although Delcatty does diligently groom itself, it also eats and sleeps whenever it pleases; she'd prefer something with a more predictable daily routine.
Jonathan has a Cofagrigus and frequently gets trapped inside it.
Dennis has Arceus. The others discover this when they stumble across Dennis taking God for a walk one day. Dennis is perplexed by their reactions; he just happened to catch it and has no idea it created the universe.
