Sighinide

For those who need it spelled out in bubble letters, Game of Thrones needs to end before work can truly begin on Sophie Turner. I mean, don’t get me wrong, I can hang out with her, and I can talk to her, but work- real work on unlocking her potential as a celebrity and as a human being- can’t really begin until then.

Because Game of Thrones, as good as it is to watch, is kind of a boat anchor on her, somewhat. It’s tying her down and preventing her from growing in some very important ways. Not so much with Maisie, but with Sophie, yes, absolutely.

As with Maisie, I’ll let you figure out why this is.

And please don’t misunderstand me- I mean filming, not broadcasting. Filming needs to end, first.

After filming is complete, then…

You know.

It’ll be interesting to see where the two of us end up. I’m looking forward to the journey, when it happens.

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Okay, I just did some googling. I’m noticing that people, especially gossip mags and celeb fans, have been criticizing Sophie’s magazine shoots and pap walks. They think they’re “boring”.

Well, they’re right.

Here, I’ll quote from Thursday’s Celebitchy:

“I’m calling it, you guys. Sophie Turner is one of the loveliest young actresses out there, but magazines have absolutely no idea what to do with her. Sophie’s been doing more magazine covers and profiles this year because of Game of Thrones plus X-Men: Apocalypse (she plays the young Jean Grey), and in every editorial, something is screwed up. Usually it’s her hair, sometimes it’s her movement, and in the June issue of InStyle UK, it’s everything. She looks like she just woke up from a three-day bender and threw on some clothes she found on the floor. Such an awful thing to do to such a pretty young woman. ”

People, you need to wait. Sophie will get there as soon as I work on her. And the Maisie project must be finished, or at least more of it must be finished, first. There is a logic here that must be followed if things are to work correctly.

Sophie will get there after I make her aware of where “there” is. She doesn’t know, yet. I’d wager that she probably doesn’t know what “there” even is, yet, let alone where it’s located. But… she will. Count on it. I’m a natural when it comes to mind control, and I’m amazing at molding Anglo-Saxons, especially.

Sophie can wait.

For now.

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needs to understand something to understand me and what this is.

I work on a different time table than most. I think in terms of decades and generations, not years.

Have more patience, Sophie.

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Ok, I need to explain the *Whew*.

Truthfully, I had moments of doubt with Kylie. I don’t have them often when I mold celebs, but I definitely did have them with her. I don’t want people to think I was 100% sure of Kylie, because I wasn’t. It was more like 75%. Or, actually, like 50% sure, or less, at times.

Sometimes I had visions of Kylie going off the rails because 1) she’s super sheltered in many ways (like all the Kardashians, so that isn’t really her fault), 2) she’s a Kardashian, and maybe they don’t have good role models near them besides me (I’ve never seen their show), 3) Hollywood types, especially young and pop culture oriented ones, and then most especially those of that type raised in the bubble, and then most especially those of that type who hang out with uneducated, ignent (sic.) rappers, are surrounded by awful hanger-on types who might be extremely bad for them (like lure them into drugs, etc.), and 4) Kylie herself seems to have little education outside of what is offered by the pop culture bubble (I say seems, because I don’t know for sure, but she is a Kardashian, and they’re not known for being geniuses (to be very polite), sooooo…).

So I had visions. And sometimes, not good ones.

Yes, with her, I had moments of doubt. As in, could even I do this? Could I make something of Kylie?

I guess so.

*Whew*.

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is another success, albeit one that almost didn’t happen.

I guess that I did it right w/ Kylie. In other words, I was right to stay away from her.

Though maybe I shouldn’ve lied to her when I talked to her last.

See, here’s the truth. I didn’t say this at the time to Kylie, because I wanted to talk about gossip, but… for the longest time, I intentionally kept Kylie on a very, very, very long leash. I did stuff occasionally w/ Kendall, mostly do boost her “supermodel” standing, and because she was sometimes involved with Taylor gossip, but almost never w/ Kylie.

And no, Kylie, it wasn’t because I thought Tyga was a loser and a D-Bag. Even though he so clearly is.

Truthfully, I just wanted to see what would happen if I stayed away, and I had a hunch that Kylie needed space from my and her older sister’s influence to grow from an awkward teen into… something else, although I wasn’t sure of what. It was just a feeling.

So, I think I was right. She’s her own person now. She’s out of her sister’s shadow, which I think wouldn’t’ve happened had I kept the two smooshed together like I was doing in the beginning. My influence can be very, very powerful. I was right to separate and compartmentalize them. Had I not done so, Kylie might have become a sad Kendall wannabe, instead of what she is now. So… I think I did it correctly with her- ironically, by doing very little.

It worked, I guess. Somehow. OK.

Good.

I guess.

*Whew*.

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has been completely subjugated. Crushed, rebuilt wonderfully, and reformed into something… better. Something smarter and more capable. Something more talented and beautiful. I’ve done well with her.

Good job, Tom.

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My “Emma Watson” project is fascinating, since she’s the one I’ve spent the most time on. As always, I watch her with interest. Will the other girls end up similar to her, or is she a special case?

Time will tell.

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is getting there. Another 2 years should do it.

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I still haven’t decided if I should reform her.

I don’t know. She’s almost too willing. LOL. It’s usually more impactful if they’re a bit reluctant at first, you know, like Taylor. And Emily Stone and Emma Watson. It seems to mean something more if I have to break through barriers to capture them.

Hm. We’ll see. I think I’ll just continue to have fun with her, and then put her on the back burner to let her marinate for a bit. Just to see what happens.

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is up next. I’ve figured out her angle. It took a few years, but I got it.

I need to move her firmly into the next stage *before* I begin real work on Sophie Turner. Only before. Not concurrently, and not afterwards. It must be done before.

Only then can I truly get both.

Yup.

I got it!

Maisie is the key. Sophie is more famous, with a bigger fanbase and a bigger career (she’s starring in the new X-men, for Chrissake) but… Maisie is the key.

I will leave the reason for why this is so as an exercise for the reader.

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