#& lucifer??? throwing him around like a rag doll trying to use her face to get to him!!?

[ripcrispyblonde]

the lucifer and chuck in the bunker era? jess is being shipped to jody's until further notice because she's fucking furious at the boys for that shit too. but also she would get herself killed. like day one. being an ass to them both about what they've done wrong.

[lightvsdark18]

Obey Me- Understand?

Kate sat at the long table in her room, drawing in her sketchbook when there was a knock on the door. She allowed entry and saw Lucifer entering the room, sighing quietly to herself. He stood beside her with crossed arms.

"I'm here for your share of the bill." She rolled her eyes and turned her head towards him.

"I'm not paying for the bill," she stated once again.

"You were a part of the group, therefore you are responsible for the damages as well," he firmly added.

She furled her brows. "I didn't throw plates or food, I didn't provoke anyone, I was the one who stopped the chaos from getting worst. Therefore, I'm not cleaning up your and your brothers' mess." She turned her attention back to her sketchbook and continued drawing.

Lucifer slammed a hand on the table which scared her and leaned down towards her, inches away from her face. "I'm not asking, I'm telling you."

Fear and anxiety creeped up in her throat, remembering what happened in the underground tomb. She put on a brave face and stood her ground. "And I'm telling you I'm not paying."

Anger burn in his ruby eyes as he grabbed her face, his fingers digging into her cheeks from his tight grip. She struggled, pulling on his fingers to loosen them just to feel him digging them further into her cheeks.

"You think you do whatever you want because you have a pact with us? That you have the right to order us around?" He almost growled out the statement as the pacts turned black from her fear.

Her heart pounded against her chest while staring at the frustrated eldest, trying to understand why was he so mad about this? Why was it such a big deal for her to pay for the bill? Then she realized.

"Did I hurt your pride?" His eyes slightly widened at the question before throwing her to the floor.

She sat up and rubbed her face in pain, then looked over him standing with clenched fists. "I'm right, aren't I?" She got up on her feet and faced him. "You want to punish me because I threw you to the ground like a rag doll."

He gritted his teeth and a glimmer of his fangs could be seen, he was close to transforming. He stepped forward to charge at her when she yelled, "stay!" and watched his body get thrown to the floor. He growled under his breath and focused his eyes away from her.

She shaky went closer to him and kneeled down on the floor beside his head. "Lucifer," she called out to him. "Lucifer."

His eyes refused to focus on her, a furious expression plastered on his face. Her eyes shinned with a slight green tint at his petty attitude.

"All of this because I hurt your pride. Come on, I thought you were better than this." He lowly growled at the comment. "Lucifer, look at me," she firmly spoke, but got nothing from the eldest.

She sighed annoyingly at this. "Would it kill you to not get piss about everything?"

"Well, you shouldn't embarrassed me in front of that cafe."

"Honey, you embarrassed yourself."

He snapped his head towards her. "I'm not going to lie here and be disrespected by some human!"

"Some human?" Her eyes burn with a teal coloration, the pact of wrath glowing under her shirt. "You and your brothers made a pact with me! I'm not some human! I'm the human who put you in your damn place!"

He scoffed and looked away. "You would be nothing without those pacts."

Bright green flashed in her eyes, almost covering her natural blue. She had a enough. She gripped his face, digging her nails in his skin, and forced him to look at her. His furious expression quickly became shocked at her anger.

"Listen, Avatar of Pride. You will leave my room and forget about me paying your fucking bill and never pull a stunt like this or disrespect me again. Do you understand?"

He grew dead silence at what was before him. Her tone, her expression, her bright green eyes, her hand death gripping his jaw. He never saw her this angry or so demanding. He just stared wide eyed at her, trying to compose himself from his shock.

"Well, do you understand?" She almost growled out the words.

He narrowed his eyes and responded in an almost defeated and obedient voice. "... Yes, I understand... master."

He whispered the last part, seeing her slightly smirk at the title. "Good." She let go of his jaw and got up, standing over him with crossed arms. "You may get up."

He stood up from his spot on the floor and looked at her, the furious still plastered on her face. He turned away, opened the door and shut it behind himself.

Inside of his room he couldn't stop thinking about what happened, touching his jaw where she grabbed him and seeing her furious face staring down him while he was unable to move or defend himself. He was completely at her mercy if she wished to hurt him.

He smirked at the thought, remembering how shock and uneasy she made him feel. Maybe he should give his master more respect from now on considering he did make a pact with her.

[cwdcshows]

The Flash - S6 E16 - So Long and Goodnight

So let's see here, I watched the first 5 1/2 season of Buffy, 2 1/2 seasons of Angel, caught up on the most recent season of Lucifer, roughly the first 5 seasons of Community and re-watched all seasons of Charmed; read the last two Harry Potter novels, started reading Oliver Twist, got about 3/4 through the outline for the second draft of a play I've been writing; built a website, started working on another website...and now, here we are...So bored, it's time catch-up on The Flash.... (Sigh)

Little known fact, most hired assassins won't kill someone unless you explicitly tell to; or say, "please." "It's like someone cut the brakes while I was driving..." - no, it was more like someone hacked your car, seeing as how you were accelerating, not just not slowing down. Which is possible, assuming Joe owns a type of car with an automated steering system.  But could he not just put the car in neutral?  I asked that as a legitimate question, because I don't know if self-driving cars work that way, in contrast to other cars.  And of course most people in movies or TV when faced with non working brakes don't bother trying those kinds of measure.  It may not do your car's transmission any favors, but it's arguably better than careening through traffic uncontrollably; and anecdotally better than throwing it into park, if memory serves.  I don't remember where I heard that, but I want to say that could actually be dangerous, even in contrast to cruising along without brakes. Sue getting away from Cisco and Ralph is pretty much all the reasons why people just kind of wander in and out of Star Labs at their leisure. Holly shit, Barry's doing a forensic analysis of a crime?  He should really leave that up to the people who do that sort of thing for a living. What's that?  Really?  Since when?  Arrow season 2?   Huh.... Yeah, an EMP pulse wouldn't instruct Joe's phone to delete the voice recording; if anything it would have shorted out the phone and it would have gone dead completely. And while maybe not a high likelihood, there'd probably be at least a small chance, given that it didn't actually fry the phone, that whatever Joe recorded up to that point would be stored as a temporary file somewhere in the recesses of the device that police techs could potentially retrieve it. Fuck, Joe shouldn't have even dicked around with recording it that way, he could Facebook live'd it or something and had not only the same effect, but the recording wouldn't have been erased. Wait, so the guy flashy-thingies Joe's voice recording of his initial..."confession" slip up, but again, the device is still working; and in fact, the app to record was still up and running - and the guy goes on to say that no matter what Joe thinks he's done, he's actually done far worse??  What idiot destroys evidence of one crime, then confesses to more? This guy would yell at a meter maid not to give him a parking ticket, because it took him longer to bury the hooker he murdered than he thought it would. Well, the Sue story is, not surprisingly, playing out anti-climactically.  What was the point of having Ralph catch-up with her and do the heist hijinx, only to have Sue seemingly betray Ralph; if she was going to turn around 10 minutes into her next episode and have everything settled again with Ralph?  It's a complete waste of time. What's that?  Right, right, that's all the writers know how to do... I'm sorry, but Nash chiming in a pledge to also protect Cecile, in a conversation he wasn't apart of, made me laugh.  He's just casually eaves dropping and decides he's going to help, despite not having any powers or seemingly the 2nd or 3rd least resourceful of all the various Wellses... Maybe it's because I've been watching way��more Community than is healthy to watch in short amount of time, but I'm starting to think Wells might be the Dean Pelton of Team Flash.  Every seasons it's a new costume and wacky character, he's often not actually all that helpful in the grand scheme of things; and his dynamic with Barry in season 1 was a lot like the Dean's and Jeffrey Winger.... Okay, Rag Doll is the worst assassin.  Why tell Joe, let alone Cecile about the pressure bomb?  And why bother making it a pressure bomb if you're also putting a timer on it?  Or give them five minutes?  Why not only one minute? What the fuck, Rag Doll used a bomb you can google?  Seriously? (Sigh) Yeah, fine, whatever... Why wouldn't Cecile and Jenna go with Joe into protection?  Do Joe and his loved ones stop being targets just because Joe's not actively around to lead the investigation?   This setup should have been about him going into witness protection under the pretense of him dying.  They could have set it up at the start of the episode attending a funeral, not even showing right away whose.  Pretty much the entire rest of the episode could have played out the same as a flashback or "12 hours earlier" type narrative; and there would have been moments just based on how this episode went where you wonder, maybe Cecile died.  Maybe Nash or Allegra died (less probable).  Then you get to the part of Barry trying to race back to rescue Joe and inter-cut it with scenes from the funeral and it becomes clear that it's Joe's funeral. And then boom, Barry arrives, the chair is empty; and Joe says he's willing to go into protection.  Jump forward to the end of the funeral and the team talks about bringing down blackhole so Joe can come back to them. I'm not the least bit shocked that Singh is playing a double agent or whatever.  I had actually expected to find out he was playing both sides in the previous episode.  There was just something about the way he talked to Joe always seemed like he had an ulterior motive. I assume though, if he's talking to Eva, that this is probably another mirror doppelganger.  Mirrorganger?  Doppelmirror?  Reflecticon? What, has this guy spent the last 6 or 7 years avoiding mirrors? Are hundreds of tiny mirrors better than one large mirror?  Because it really doesn't seem like that would be better when there are now hundreds of crazy ex-wives looking back at you, instead of one....