Flanalogue
A monologue written by Mike Flanagan
Example
the midnight mass flanalogue about what happens when we die is so beautiful
bet. i legit was crying after it
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A "Flanalogue" is a long, wordy, and uninterrupted monologue performed by a character in a film or show written by Mike Flanagan, a screenwriter and filmmaker. The term (pronounced "flan-a-log") comes from the combination of "Flanagan" and "monologue."
Characters performing a flanalogue may be speaking about something significant (e.g., sharing their thoughts on the afterlife) or insignificant (e.g., complaining about something annoying someone did). You may hear a flanalogue in almost every Flanagan production, which includes:
Origin of Flanalogue
It is unclear who coined the "Flanalogue" term, but his fandom primarily uses it reverently. However, some critics may poke fun at Flanalogues because of their lengthiness.