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Did I give you permission to do that?

Kate/Allison

Nsfw ficlet under the cut. Content warning for aunt/niece incest.

Allison listened closely as she lay in bed, hearing her dad and Kate argue yet again. She knew something was up, something to keep Kate in town. She'd never stayed around for this long before, never gotten in fights with her dad like this. Even her mom stayed out of it, letting Kate take up residence in the room down the hall from Allison.

When she assumed the coast was clear, the voices distant yet loud, Allison slipped her hand into her sleep shorts, dipping past the waistband of her underwear. As her fingertips skimmed her vulva, she shivered, pushing her shirt up to expose her nipples to the cool air with her free hand. She arched her back as they hardened, closing her eyes and rubbing her clit in small circles.

Allison let her legs fall open, dipping her finger into her pussy. She sighed, rolling her hips for more as she slowly fucked herself, one finger moving in and out in a steady rhythm. She continued to listen, trying to keep herself quiet to avoid suspicion. She could feel her breath growing ragged, the tiniest whines coming out. She needed release, and the closer she got, the less she cared about keeping quiet.

When she eased another finger in, her other hand working at her clit. Allison knew she was close, and she pushed her head back into the pillow as she grew desperate, no longer listening to her surroundings. After a few more rolls of her hips, her orgasm washed over her, and she let out a slight chuckle at the intensity of it once she'd calmed down a bit. She relaxed into the bed, hands stilled where they were out of exhaustion.

"Did I give you permission to do that?" Kate's voice asked, barely a whisper against Allison's ear.

"Kate -" Allison gasped, starting to pull her arms back. Kate's own hands shot out, holding Allison where she was.

"If I remember correctly, I said you weren't allowed to come until you figured out the next clue. Not even with your boyfriend. I know you don't let him touch you like I do." There was an almost sinister look in Kate's eyes, something possessive Allison hadn't quite noticed before.

"I'm sorry, I just. I needed something. Besides, Scott and I broke up."

"Then I guess I need to remind you of who you belong to, hmm?" Kate asked, sliding her hand down to join Allison's.

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Thoughts : I See You (2019)

One of the silver linings about spending my days working at my warehouse position is the benefit of good conversation with my coworkers.  You learn a lot about the human condition, you find yourself open to different viewpoints you may not have considered previously, and on occasion, you receive good recommendations for music and movies.  My office neighbor and myself have been trading film recommendations and opinions recently, and he scored a direct hit when he told me to watch I See You.  

When a ten year old boy mysteriously vanishes after biking alone in a local park, Detective Greg Harper (Jon Tenney) is assigned lead on the case.  Spitzky (Gregory Alan Williams), his partner on the case, immediately sees connections to a previously unsolved kidnapping, which is unsettling to both detectives.  Harper is further troubled by the situation in his home : his wife Jackie (Helen Hunt) was recently involved in a tryst with former lover Todd (Sam Trammell), which she deeply regrets.  Her situation is worsened by the fact that she is not only being harshly judged by her husband, but by her son Connor (Judah Lewis) as well.  With so much turmoil in the family home teetering on the edge, it only becomes a matter of time before everyone’s sanity is pushed to the limit, and with the help of outside forces and old ghosts in the form of family secrets, the Harper family finds themselves crumbling in spectacular fashion.

When people talk about the thriller/suspense genre, it is films like this that exemplify the structure they speak of.  The tension in this film is seemingly infinite but extremely taut, with string after string of information introduced that furthers the symbolic pulling to an almost explosive point.  On top of this tension, there is a rich tapestry of broken character relationships and shifting dynamics of morally-based power dynamics that keeps the viewer unsure of whom to root for, with only varying degrees of bad presented to us rather than clear good and bad characters.  To further the collective madness of both the story participants and the viewer, seeds are planted through dialogue and actions that make you question the reality of the film initially, but no seed planted is left unattended.

As these seeds of information bud in front of our eyes, the story genre seems to shift... from a sort of murder mystery with touches of a horror film, to a psychological thriller, with a brief stint in a found footage film, to becoming a story of the collective exorcising of demons, both personal and social.  With so many spinning plates at hand, an amazing job is done of shifting the audiences’ emotional base from character to character, only to turn your emotional expectations on their head as you learn more about the situation presented.  Similar to the viewer experience, this narrative presentation provides the characters with trust and moral high ground that shifts like a hot potato between those involved.

The camerawork in this film is masterful, with the camera serving as a floating, invasive spirit at times, and as a fly on the wall at others, with moves and setups very reminiscent of properties like Breaking Bad or A Ghost Story.  In turn, as the lofty narrative begins to find itself presented by the factual information revealed in the progress of the story, the camera gets more intimate and grounded, while still keeping its invader-like presence.  As mentioned several times, the narrative keeps on giving right through the closing moments, with every character evolving and changing in regards to their base natures and the events laid out in front of them.

Helen Hunt wonderfully played all the proper victim/victimized character beats, only to find herself strangely validated in the most rewarding ways due to the previously mentioned strong writing.  Jon Tenney uses what feels like resentment to subtly ratchet up the suspense, only for it to be revealed as a much darker set of motivators.  Judah Lewis allows his youth to drive the emotion he displays to the point that the pulling of the narrative strings also serves as a huge moment of abrupt clarity for him.  Libe Barer performs as a fly jumping into various webs, with no idea that she is carrying the spider along in the form of Owen Teague.  Supporting performances by Gregory Alan Williams and Erika Alexander also stand out, with Sam Trammell getting the opportunity to play purposely ridiculous for a brief moment of dark levity.

Independent gems like these are always a pleasant discovery, and in my opinion, serve as the true lifeblood of the film industry.  Maybe one day, directors will rule like they did in the 1970s, and films like I See You will be box office successes in the same scope that they are wonderfully executed works of independent art.  I am only hoping that, in sharing my views on the film, I have not revealed too much, and that your experience with it during your first viewing will be as rewarding as mine was. 

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I miss her everyday <3

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All you need is one killer track. With the end of their partnership in sight, crime boss Doc coerces his go to getaway driver, Baby, into one last job. Right off the bat - Baby has (#SpoilerAlert) tinnitus, listening to music helps drown that out, and he "choreographs" getaways to a song. That being said, Awesome soundtrack - I want dat. That first getaway - with the red car - omg, my sister said this first scene was like what LaLa Land's first scene shoulda been like. Baby's backstory and his relationship with adopted dad, Joseph, not to mention his solution for where to take him at the end, and how he did it - awww. Like I wana learn sign language now, for real. I love that Baby also made music from his recordings and that whole scene with his mixing a new track was cool. Aside from Elgort, I think everyone turned in awesome performances, especially the kid that played Doc's nephew (that whole scene at the Post Office?👌🏼). The scene at the diner when they talk about songs with Baby, Debbie and Mary in them was sweet (fun fact: I thought Lily James was gona be Lily Collins, and spent like half the movie confused as to why she looked so different, my bad.😆🤦🏼‍♀️), and why at the laundromat were all the clothes primary colors? That made me think of LaLa Land and I almost expected them to breakout in song and dance. The shoot out at the warehouse when they go to get the guns/weapons - whoo boy. I had to take a bathroom break and missed what happened to Doc - but he probably deserved it. The (#spoileralert) trial and jail time and the dream(?) about her waiting for him upon his release? aw. Funniest scene/lines had to be about the confusion over the halloween masks - to be fair, he was also right. I need to check out both Driver (still) and 1978's The Driver which my dad suggested. #AnselElgort #JonHamm #JonBernthal #EizaGonzález #LilyJames #KevinSpacey #CJJones #Flea #LannyJoon #JamieFoxx #BroganHall (the nephew!) #AllisonKing #RMarcosTaylor (as #RichardMarcosTaylor) #PaulWilliams #AndreaFrye #action #crime #music #getawaydriver #carchases #romance writer/director: #EdgarWright movie of 2017 number 19) #BabyDriver

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