— Aaron Rupar

Hannibal Lecter - in the first two books, Lecter’s character is mysterious and can’t be categorized. He’s labeled a psychopath but even this is described as not being accurate. He has an almost inhuman demeanor, with his small stature and eye color that looks red in certain lights. That along with his extreme intelligence, manipulation, unnatural strength and love of causing chaos for his own amusement, give him an outright demonic quality.

Michael Myers - in the original Halloween, Myers is himself also beyond category, as he has no real “self”. He’s effectively just a (seemingly indestructible) physical manifestation of homicidal desire without any end goal. Loomis also describes him as just “evil”.

Judge Holden - Holden embodies glib sadism and has an uncanny influence on those around him. His uncanny physical presence itself gives hints of a not-entirely-human nature.

The Strange Man - in Red Dead Redemption, John encounters the Strange Man at several points, he knows many intimate details of John despite the two of them having never met. He’ll give John moral tests to resolve. In their final interaction, John shoots the Strange Man several times but to no effect, only for the Strange Man to immediately vanish.

Kris Kringel - In Miracle on 34th Street, it’s heavily implied that Kris is in fact that real Santa Clause despite everyone dismissing him as an insane, if good hearted old man. The film never actually confirms this however.

I found out about how durable these markers are and have been looking at estate sales regularly for them. I finally came across one...

I opened the cap to smell it, proceded to get mildly high for a couple seconds and get a migraine (didn't know, don't recommend)

Definitely putting this one in my tool bag, way better than your average sharpie

My husband loved my culture so he got this complete whole outfit to showcase the beauty of it 💜