#Best Job Portal Scripts

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[thatsparrow]

post-honor among thieves thoughts

a delight!!

truly, a fun fantasy film with all the right blends of serious stakes and goofy missteps that is so emblematic of playing dnd

one of the things I was most curious about going into it was—given that so much of dnd is a) collaborative storytelling and b) ultimately determined by dice rolls, how would those elements of unpredictability translate to a scripted story? (which I suppose is not new to dnd-based media, there have been novels and the 80s show, but those aren't things that I've consumed.) and like. yes the story was pretty predictable overall, but I did like that there were moments of abject failure scattered throughout that really captured the vibe of rolling a nat 1 (it was also very fun to half-watch it through a lens of, oh, this person would be rolling a deception check right now. this person is succeeding then failing on a bunch of acrobatics checks, etc.)

it is. so very fun to me that bards are categorically also spellcasters, and yet they did not let chris pine do one damn magical thing, that lute was a melee weapon only

michelle rodriguez barbarian my beloved (also like, in terms of balancing references to the game with still making the movie accessible, part of me was expecting/hoping to see some visual indication of her going into a rage, but I did like that they didn't tip the hand quite that much while still making clear during fight scenes that, oh, she definitely has some rage-fueled strength right now that is allowing her to yeet a dude across a courtyard)

seeing all the spells and wildshaping was incredibly fucking cool!! that may have been the bit I was most excited about, and it did not disappoint—doric's whole infiltration and then escape of the castle was so good. the displacer beasts. the mimics!

sir that's just a portal gun

the comp het was so funny. look, I really loved both justice smith and sophia lillis but cmon guys. there was nothing there

although speaking of, edgin and holga as determinedly platonic best friends raising a child together was an absolute delight—the bit when edgin says to kira like 'I'm not trying to bring back your mom but my wife' bc yeah!! kira's mom is already right there!!

halfling bradley cooper having a clear type of 'women twice my size who could break me in half' is so valid

god paladin regé-jean page be still my heart (although yeah, the paladin as a straight-laced LG humorless type is not the only way to interpret the class, but I thought it did make for a nice contrast w the rest of the party)

but also his armor! I thought the costumers did a great job of giving them all designs/looks that spoke to their classes. truly, the visuals of the whole movie were so cool—not just in terms of the aesthetics, but the framing and movement of the shots, too. very dynamic, very fun to watch

overall, a genuinely good time!!

[therenlover]

Put Me Back In It (I Would Do It Again) Chapter Six: Moments Of Truth

Pairings: Tav/Raphael, Past!Astarion/Tav, Haarlep/Raphael

Word Count: 7,200~

Synopsis: Tav finally confronts Raphael about the holes in his version of the truth. Haarlep regains their routine.

Rating: M (+18)

Warnings: Emotional Manipulation, Brief Mentions of Past Abuse

Tags: Emotional Manipulation, Dreams, Memory Loss, Regaining Memories, Everyone Is Lying and Mentally Ill, Love Triangles, Hurt/Comfort, Unrequited Love

You can find this fic on AO3 Here or find the other finished chapters on Tumblr Here

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The colors in the portal room really were beautiful.

From her seat on the floor, Tav could see the combined hues of a whole universe unfolding before her through the glimmering glass of their mirrors. A miniature dragon soared over a dwarfed frozen landscape in the distance. It swooped low on the horizon before flapping its wings and flying into the distance. She watched it go with an absent fascination. Around her, the world burned. 

“I told you that she would bring us nothing but problems!” Haarlep raged, wings flaring behind them.

Raphael was pacing the room. His own wings were drooping low against the floor as he picked at his claws. “And I told you to watch her! If you’d done your job for once, none of this would have happened,”

“Don’t you dare blame this on me,” The incubus stormed up to the devil. “She is your pet project, not mine. Any failure of hers is due to your failure to keep her in line,” Chest to chest they formed an odd juxtaposition. So similar, and yet Tav would know immediately which was which from the looks on their faces alone. 

She smiled absently at the thought as Raphael cocked his head to the side. “Say that again,” 

“This is your failure, not mine,” Haarlep hissed. 

The room burst into a supernova of orange light. 

It was beautiful in a twisted way. More flames soared through the heavy air, spewing sparks and ash and even breaking one of the great mirrors, sending shards of glass in every direction. Tav could feel them landing in her hair like burning snow. She still smiled, even as blood ran down her forehead. 

Everything felt like a dream.

Haarlep’s green robes were singed, some of the silver tassels melting clean off in the heat of the inferno. They still stood, though. Despite everything, they didn’t back down. “Do you think you can scare me with your magic tricks?” 

“I suggest you stop testing me before I have to tighten your leash,” Raphael took a step away and then it was back to more pacing, taking quick laps around his half of the room. Haarlep didn’t reply. The animosity was still there, but the smoke and fire on every side seemed to even their tempers, at least a bit. “We haven’t lost yet,” 

“Haven’t we?” Something deflated in Haarlep’s chest. “They’re going to come for us, Raphael, and even if we get lucky enough to kill the first of them more will come to avenge the last.” 

“Then I’ll just kill them all, one by one,” Raphael stated confidently.

“And when Mystra lends the wizard her power to make sure you’re defeated? When the full power of a vampire lord’s army descends on the House of Hope? Be honest with yourself, they’ve bested us before with less and they will best us again,” 

The devil shook his head. “Things are different now. This time, they don’t have her. Besides,” The flames dulled a bit as Raphael calmed, gaining back that infallible confidence that he usually exuded with every word. “I hope to avoid the fighting altogether. If it truly comes down to it I’ll just have to make another deal,” With every passing second the devil was writing a new script to perform, setting the stage for his next great performance, and she could watch the wonder growing in his eyes as his plans solidified. He was invincible in the world he’d created for himself. Not even rationale could convince him otherwise. 

Haarlep let out a sigh, shoulders wilting, and Tav watched them with heavy-lidded eyes. They had always been so kind, so strong in the face of Raphael’s power. Was that part of their responsibility while taking care of her or did they choose to show her mercy? She didn’t have the mind left to speculate. Instead, a euphoric hysteria shut down her body and kept her right there, glued to the floor even as the thick, hot liquid began to run into her eyes.

Despite it all, she felt more like herself than she had in years. 

“You’re really depending on that? On another deal? After how well that’s worked out with me?” Tav asked, blood dripping further down her face. 

Raphael regarded her with a burning gaze. “I suggest you keep your mouth shut,” 

“Or what? You’ll kill me?” She laughed. Red coated her teeth, spewing from drips on her lips and tongue with every wheezing giggle. “That doesn’t change things for me. I’m down here with you either way. Are you looking forward to wrangling Karlach’s soul too? Or Wyll’s? Hells, you’ll have a whole party of us down here to deal with by the end of it, and for what? Because they’ve finally exposed your lies?” Tav shook her head. Shards of glass fell from her hair to the ground with soft tinkling, like the ringing of fae bells. “Which is funny, because all this time I genuinely believed I traded my soul to you in exchange for keeping the Crown of Karsus safe, but if I had, then Karlach would’ve known exactly where I’ve been all these years.” 

The devil flexed his wings, chest heaving in the smoke. 

All eyes were on her. 

Every inch of her felt unsteady in the heat. Sweat soaked through the silk of her now-torn dress, still shimmering so brilliantly even in the horrid orange light, but she pushed herself up onto her feet. Her hands burned. Her whole body burned. She hadn’t felt that much pain in a long, long time. In some odd way, she’d missed the reminder that she was still alive, despite it all. 

“Were you ever going to tell me?” 

“Tav,” Haarlep warned. 

Raphael held up a hand. His face slowly morphed into an unreadable, suave mask as he clenched and unclenched the fist at his side. “Let her wear herself out, Haarlep,” His wings fluttered slightly before tucking themselves back in neatly against his shoulder blades as he approached. “No, I didn’t intend to tell you. We were just starting to be happy. Why would I change that?” He paused. “We could be happy again, you and I. Just drop this,”  

Tav could feel the bile rising in her stomach. “Was I happy? Or was I getting used to you controlling every moment of my life?” 

He had the nerve to scoff at her in response. “What does it matter? You had no pain. You were well kept; given a place of comfort in my home no matter how unbefitting your behavior may have been, and taken out into the world when you expressed displeasure with the place you were given. I have been nothing but permissive of you. I brought you into my family as an honored guest as opposed to a possession. What more would it have taken to make you happy?” His voice edged on desperate as he approached. 

“The truth!” Tav shouted, “I want the truth!” 

The closer Raphael got, the weaker she felt in his looming shadow. Ghosts of her own uncertainty swarmed around them. Only a few hours could’ve passed since she was excitedly picking at her breakfast, staring up at a man she had convinced herself that she was madly in love with. Had she convinced herself, though, or had she loved him before everything changed? If she’d never learned the truth, would everyone have been better off? 

She didn’t deny that. She couldn’t deny it. 

Leaving the careful sphere of Raphael’s influence, even with his blessing, had led to the destruction of all the comfort she’d built for herself. Now the life she had and the life she’d known would rip and tear at each other's throats until only a victor remained. If it were Raphael she’d expect it. Nothing would change. Grief and pain would haunt her for six more years, or however many it took for her to lose her mind in the labyrinth he’d built to contain her, but she would keep living as she had been. 

If he lost though… it should’ve been the best case. Going home, gaining back her soul, finding her friends, setting off on the next big adventure; she’d wanted it so badly for so long. So why did it make the knot in her stomach expand? Why did the thought of seeing Raphael and Haarlep strewn across the bloody floor set her legs into another fit of shakes? 

When had she stopped wanting to go home? 

When had Avernus become home? 

Tav didn’t know what she wanted anymore, besides to fill in the gaps in her memory that seemed to sit wide open like windows into her weeping mind. Her life was out of her control. In fact, it had been out of her control since she’d wound up on that Illithid ship all those years before, hurtling through the same burning skies that watched over her now. 

“Do you truly want to know?” Raphael asked solemnly. 

For the first time in a while, Tav made her choice entirely for herself, knowing the consequences and choosing to take them in stride. “Yes,” 

“Follow me,” Raphael turned on his heel, traipsing out of the smoldering room without so much as a backward glance, leaving Tav in his wake. 

She moved one leg forward, then the next. Blood was still dripping down her face and hands but it was easy to ignore when it was paired with the roiling nausea and burns that covered most of her exposed skin. Haarlep made no moves to assist her. Instead, they nursed their own wounds and made their way to the broken mirror, gathering the shards in a pile with an unseen magehand. They only spared one silent glimpse as she started her shuffling, dragging walk out of the room. 

So much for that friendship.  

It took far longer than it should have but eventually, Tav made her way out of the mirror room and into the House of Hope’s great round hallway. Raphael was standing a ways down at the entrance to his personal office, and as soon as he caught her eye he was quick to walk inside, leaving her struggling to shuffle after him once again. When she finally reached him for good, he was standing at the edge of his desk. He had taken his human form again, which should’ve been a kindness but instead just made him even harder to read as he turned to face her.

“Are you sure this is what you want, Tav?” He asked. She could find no emotion hiding in his voice, no rage or concern hanging from his words. Just a great emptiness. She missed his explosive dramatics now that they were nowhere to be found. 

Still, she steeled herself. “Why am I here, Raphael?” 

The devil didn’t answer, instead gesturing to a small, oval crystal sitting on his desk. 

Tav had seen similar ones before, great crystal balls in Raphael’s displayed collections that trapped memories of some of his less fortunate souls. This one, though, was far smaller, as if it had been cut and carved to fit into someone’s palm or pocket. It glinted in the candlelight. The stone must have been ruby or garnet, reflecting a deep red against its flat face and all its small, shimmering facets along the side. 

She approached the desk slowly and gathered the stone in her bleeding hand. 

Her skin was slick enough that it almost slipped out from her trembling fingers, but she managed to hold it in her cupped hands, letting the face sit upright. Even when she watched the small figure rushing through the red landscape within that shining jewel she kept a fast grip on it. Because it was him. 

Tav couldn’t see her own face in the facsimile, only her trembling hands outstretched before her in defense, but she would recognize the pale man she was looking at anywhere as he lunged at her, throwing her against some unknown surface. 

The memory itched at the back of her brain. It floated through that open window in her mind and settled back in, slotting into its place like it had always been there, but it wasn’t quite complete. Instead, it was a red-tinted ghost, silent and sure, just as it appeared in the stone before her. 

“I thought I would spare you the shame of knowing what you became after your defeat of the netherbrain,” Raphael mused, “but you’ve given me no choice,” 

In the stone, the man brought his lips to her neck, holding down her trembling arms.

“No,” Tav’s voice shook. She felt the nausea building again and yet she could not bring herself to put it down. 

The pale elf left her on the ground after a while, and the version of herself Tav couldn’t quite remember scrambled to a loose floorboard the moment the heavy door shut behind him, prying it up and grabbing components from their hiding place below. Her own blood was used as the final puzzle piece as she laid the items in their proper order on the floor. 

“Once upon a time, you were in love with a rogue who showered you with all of his horrid love and affection. You trusted him with your fragile, mortal heart despite the fact that he was nothing more than a monster, driven by his predator’s instincts to lure you in and possess you. When he demanded power, you laid it at his feet,” Raphael brought a fist down against the corner of the desk, shaking the books and pens that littered the surface. “And as soon as he had you alone, he betrayed you,” 

The name was at her lips before she had a chance to think about it, pulling the puzzle together. “Astarion,” 

Raphael didn’t need to nod for her to know she was right. “You were his cattle; food for a hungry vampiric lord and his army. If you felt as though you were a prisoner here, you have no inkling of how locked away you were in his castle. None of your little friends came to save you either. They knew his power, and they left you to be victim to it,” 

Tav shook her head in disbelief. She had been a hero, hadn’t she? She’d been strong enough to save all of Baldur’s Gate, so why hadn’t she been strong enough to destroy the evil right in front of her? In the ruby, she was on her knees painting the familiar red sigil and then she was up on weak legs, running through a familiar hall towards a great set of doors. 

No.

It couldn’t be. 

She couldn’t have… could she?

“And who stood at your side after everything? When you had nothing more than your very soul to offer for protection against the vampiric hordes that threatened to slaughter us both if they found you? Who hid away the shameful memories that haunted you, even knowing you’d blame me for your captivity because of it?” 

She dropped the crystal on the desk as she watched Raphael appear before her through her past tear-filled eyes. 

Something that had been teetering at the edge for longer than she could remember finally, finally toppled over. The small shred of herself she’d gained back fell into the abyss with it. 

“You saved me,” Tav whimpered. 

Her chest felt empty. Where was her heart? Where had it run to? She could feel every shard of glass littering the skin of her palms and scalp, but no heartbeat in her ears. 

A quiet rage crept into Raphael’s words as he stepped away from her. “And now you’ve doomed us all. Those fools you called friends will go right to the man that you sold your soul to escape, and all of this will have been for nothing,” 

Tav finished things for him before he could. “This is my fault,” 

A cold certainty fell over the room as she wrapped an arm around herself, using the other to hold up her swaying body against the desk. In the stone, she caught a glimpse of herself collapsed in Haarlep’s arms. All of the nightmares suddenly made sense. 

Those bloody nights were real. Every horrific vision she’d tossed and turned through was a mirror image of a whole life she’d forgotten at that pale elf’s side. As she tried to grasp at the time she’d lost so much was still entirely missing. She could barely remember how she’d felled Orin or saved the grove. Was that Raphael’s doing, or her faulty mind’s after six years? And how had she failed to notice until now? The answer was plain. She hadn’t wanted to think about it. She’d been so focused on her new life in Avernus that, at least after a while, she’d given up on everything she’d known before. Was she really the hero of Baldur’s Gate if she couldn’t remember the person she was when she’d saved it?

Who was she anyway? 

The questions encircled Tav as they had for years now, but she finally faced them with open eyes. 

She was a mere mortal in the presence of powers beyond her comprehension; a lucky, foolish mortal who’d had a chance at greatness and seemingly sold it for the love of evil men. It was almost laughable to look at the pattern she left behind. She didn’t know what she wanted. If those who had been her closest friends perished in their quests to save her from a fate she’d sealed herself, she wasn’t sure how much it would hurt. If her captors— no, her saviors— fell in the fights to come, the pain would be immeasurable. 

The sun would rise and the sun would set, just not for her to see, and pain would follow her everywhere she walked, just as it always had. 

Alcohol and adrenaline rushed through her veins as she brought her wet gaze to Raphael’s. He was still unreadable there, arms crossed in the dim light. Tav shamefully wanted him to reach for her, to pick the glass from her hands and lay with her in his bed until everything was just a bad dream on the horizon. She wanted to punch him so hard that his teeth scattered across the floor. She wanted more than anything, though, to cease being and just surrender to him. He’d taken such good care of her, after all, for all that time. He could do it again. 

All it would take was letting go.

“How do I fix it,” she asked, voice uneven. 

Raphael shook his head. “You don’t. You let me fix it, because I always clean up after your messes,” he growled, “though maybe I should leave you to pick up after yourself this time. Maybe it would teach you just how much I do for you,” There was something wild in his eyes. She embraced it. If he had decided to devour her soul on the spot she wouldn’t have fought him, she would’ve leaned into the twisted warmth of the only love she might ever know, the pathetic creature that she was. Tav stumbled into him without thinking about moving her feet. 

The devil spluttered as her bleeding hands found his chest. “I’m sorry. Please fix it,” She wanted to crawl into him, feel the warmth of his hellish pulse surround and consume her. Underneath the grandeur and fear, there was a sort of home against his flesh for her, the only home this new cowardly Tav had ever really known. “Please fix me,” 

“I…” Raphael raised his hands but did not push her away. His heart missed a few beats, stilling against her forehead. “What are you doing Tav?” 

She repeated her apologies like a prayer, and in a way they were. The fine purple silk of his doublet was wet with blood and tears as she fisted her hands in it. No matter how he shifted she didn’t let up. After all of her time in Avernus, she’d finally gone mad with him. Insanity wasn’t as bad as she thought it would be. 

He moved his mouth but no words came out as she desperately grasped at him. Her chest was heaving. She was breathing, she knew she was breathing, but the air felt thick and tight like no matter how many lungfuls she took in a breath couldn’t make it past her mouth. Her head pounded. She was so tired. 

Raphael looked down at her, his wobbling, morphing face taking on something that almost seemed like baffled concern, cupping her stained cheek in his large, warm hand.  

Tav pressed into his touch desperately. His searing warmth was an anchor into a body that seemed to drift further and further from her mind with every passing moment. “Please, I love you, I’m sorry,” 

“Sleep,”

The spell was almost instantaneous but left her conscious just long enough to watch a shimmer of shock run through the devil’s very being. Then the misery ended. 

———

Tav could smell bacon cooking in the kitchen when she opened her eyes. 

Sunshine was gleaming on her face and she could hear the creaking of wheels on cobbles beyond the window she’d rested her head on for an afternoon nap more times than she could count. Outside, Baldur’s Gate woke for the morning. 

Dust floated lazily through motes of morning light, covering Tav’s eyelashes like snow. 

“Darling, breakfast!” A voice called. 

She wandered through the room, following where she was beckoned. Everything was just as she’d remembered it. Books were still piled in the corner around her father’s favorite reading chair, waiting for him to return from another magical pilgrimage or another, while her mother’s sword and mace sat mid-polish on the low table in the front room. The living room fireplace was smoking embers from the night before. Mother must have been up all night setting up to defend some new client or another.

Did the books know her father wasn’t coming back? 

Tav did. 

She lingered just long enough to stroke her fingers against the well-worn covers. Those piles had always dwarfed her as a small child, looking like mountains towering over her small stature, but now they looked so small compared to the books she’d seen gathered in the tombs and homes across Faerun she’d pillaged with her friends. It still smelled like pipeweed and parchment though. She breathed him in and let him go as she passed through the warmly furnished home towards the stoney kitchen. 

“I’m sure you’re hungry,” her mother’s voice called from the distance, “You’ve been working so hard, Tav. Come sit with me. Tell me about your day, love” 

Oh, to sit and share breakfast with her mother one more time. 

“Mama, I have so much to tell you,” Tav breathed, hand skimming the plastered walls as she turned the corner into the kitchen. Her mouth and eyes were watering. “I was a hero, Mom; a real hero. Dad would’ve been so-” 

Haarlep turned from the great hearth, pan in hand, wearing her mother’s steel armor like a second skin as they poked around at the strips of sizzling meat with a spoon. Her mother's voice came from their chest as if they were playing some sort of strange thaumaturgical trick on her.

“Haarlep?” 

The incubus shook their head. “Always getting into trouble with your little friends,” her mother’s laugh was like church bells, but they clanged dissonantly in an unfamiliar mouth, “I’m just so glad to have you home in one piece. You shouldn’t leave them waiting too long, though. My daughter, the hero,”

Clouds blotted out the sun. Haarlep’s orange eyes lit the room as it was plunged into shadow. 

Tav’s stomach dropped. 

“They’re waiting for you, Tav,” they whispered, tongue tracing their small fangs as they turned to look back down the hall behind her. 

She turned without waiting to hear if they had anything else to say. She didn’t want to hear it. Not from her mother’s voice. 

Every footfall was an earthquake as she followed the endless hall back towards the living room. When it appeared before her, it was bare. Tarps laid over the furniture like looming ghosts, covered in a thick layer of grime. The boarded windows hid it from the world, letting in thin streams of moonlight through the thin gaps in the slats. Moths ate the rotting pages of her father’s beloved collection. Rust gathered on the pile of left-behind equipment in the corner, armor stand long rotted and collapsed. It was all just as she’d left it. 

A light flickered in the rooms beyond. 

Tav followed. She knew where she’d be expected. 

Her room was lit by hundreds of little candles, dripping wax around an open coffin on the wooden floor. The elf and the devil stood by with matching grins. 

She stumbled into the wall. All of a sudden she was Allicent down the owlbear den, lost in the weaving paths of the faewild, and yet she was right at home where she had longed to be. Her gaze was lost in the velvet lining of the ebony box at her feet. All at once she was a small child and moments away from death. 

Raphael held out a hand. “We’ve been waiting for you,” 

“Come along, darling. Don’t be difficult,” The other— Astarion, she had to remind herself— nodded along and held out his own palm. “We want to help you,” 

She took their hands into her own and let them help her into the bed she’d made, one cool and one searing. The world spun in a smoky haze. Astarion pulled a blanket over her shivering body while Raphael stroked her sweaty, matted hair. 

“Do you love me?” She whispered.

“Yes,” they replied in unison. 

The fire grew around them, creeping up the walls as the smoke got thicker in the air. Tav felt like she was floating through a grey sea as the men began to char and burn. She watched their clothing peel and disintegrate on their skin. She didn’t even scream when the ceiling caved in.

———

Tav woke in a room she didn’t recognize, tossing in sweat-soaked sheets. 

There were no windows, just one large door in the stone walls that she knew would be locked tight before she even got up to try it. A cup of wine sat on the stone floor beside her cot with a small bowl of some sort of oats, long cold. Across the room, a chamberpot waited empty for her. 

She sat up and pulled her knees to her chest. 

Someone had dressed her in a plain cotton shift. It scratched against the burns on her legs and torso, catching on the still-sticky skin, but at least it was blissfully cool against the oppressive heat of the cell, letting small drafts flow and cool the sweat-soaked fabric. Whoever it was who’d brought her there hadn’t just dressed her, though. They’d taken the time to heal her hands, and well. The skin was flawless again. Every piece of glass would’ve needed to be painstakingly removed before the skin was sealed over, and they were. Not a single jagged bit pressed from under her soft palm as she pressed her thumbs into the fragile muscle. The absence of pain was almost disappointing. 

As she wrapped her arms around her shins her bladder screamed louder than even her pounding head. She ignored it, though. She ignored it all. 

———

Haarlep had always been a creature of habit, and they liked it that way. 

When Tav first arrived their routine had gone ass-up. After six years, though, the incubus was once again waking up alone in Raphael’s bed. They fell back on their old ways as easy as breathing. 

What’s six years to a millennia, after all? 

Mornings started early with an hour of lounging, then came breakfast. They weren’t a huge eater, it was all for pleasure as opposed to sustenance, so any leftovers were taken down to the snake pit and dangled over the debtors like bait. Once they were bored of that game they’d settle down to paint or read. Before Tav, he’d finish up his hobby of the day and that was about when Raphael would seek them out for a quick tryst before he really got his day going and settled into business. Now, though, that was unheard of. Haarlep hadn’t been approached by Raphael alone since the waif showed up. Instead, the afternoon sat empty. 

Sometimes they’d try to stretch out their activities or eat again. If they were feeling particularly annoyed they’d find some poor soul to torment in the halls. Most of the time, though, they just lay in bed and waited for something interesting to happen. 

Not so long ago, at least in their lifespan, Haarlep would’ve expected to be called in to help Raphael with some deal or another. They were his right hand, after all. Who else could handle his most important dealings? That also stopped a while ago, though, right about the time that all he talked about turned into ‘Tav wants this’ and ‘Do you think Tav might like that’ and ‘I need to get these for Tav’. 

Thankfully that stopped when she’d been put away. 

The silence was temporary, much to Haarlep’s frustration. It quickly turned into more chores for the incubus and more meltdowns for the oh-so-infallible lord of the house. 

That’s how Haarlep found themself on porridge duty twice a day to make sure their honored guest didn’t end up starving in the dungeon. 

Her cell was cushy, as far as cells went. It was only a few stories down the great winding staircase to the debtor’s pit below and afforded her privacy and comfort most souls wouldn’t dare dream of in Raphael’s house. She didn’t appreciate it. As always, she was curled up on her cot when they unlocked the door and walked in with her newest meal. 

They groaned as they kicked at the still-full bowl on the floor. The wine was untouched again too. “You’re going to dehydrate and die down here,” Haarlep groaned, switching the old oats for fresh ones and replacing the wine with water. 

Tav didn’t reply, turning away to face the wall. 

No matter how much they wanted to gag when they thought about it, they did worry about the girl. Even in the weeks following her deal with Raphael, she’d never been quite low. They supposed that was what happened, though, when someone’s whole reality collapsed. Bringing her down to Avernus was a bad idea from the start. This was just the natural consequence. Still, they wished something could’ve been done to avoid it. 

“It shouldn’t be long now before Raph can finally let you out of this damn place,” Haarlep groaned, leaning against the wall. They had never stayed with her down here before. If it meant she might eat, though, a few minutes of discomfort might be worth it… for Raphael’s sake, of course, not hers or their own. He’d be less than pleased if his favorite pet withered away under their watchful eye. “We just need to finish fortifying the house, just in case of unwanted guests,” 

Their words were again met with complete silence and stillness. Great. 

“Look,” they wiped a hand down their face, “I’m sorry about what happened at the party, ok? This wasn’t your fault, and this isn’t a punishment. He’s just-”

“Are we friends, Haarlep?” Tav asked the wall. Her voice was a dry croak. 

Haarlep shook their head. They wanted to say no. They weren’t friends, after all; They were competitors. Nothing about his entire existence gave the incubus the ability to have and keep a friend. They were built for physical pleasure and companionship, nothing more. They weren’t even made to be able to love the ones they fucked. 

And yet… those things turned out not to be true, didn’t they? And Haarlep couldn’t explain why, so they ignored the strange sense of protection and companionship they felt every time Tav cried herself to sleep over the man she loved— Hells, either of the men she loved. 

They were kindred spirits in a way, Tav and them. 

So Haarlep leaned his head against the wall, relishing in the sharp crack that sounded as his skull hit stone. “Maybe not friends, I’m not nice enough to be your friend. I think you’ve gotten me as close as you possibly could to being your friend, though, no matter how much I wished I hated you.”

Tav let out a crackling laugh and rolled over to face them, lips bitten and bloody. Gods she looked awful. Her eyes were empty, sitting in deep sockets as she withered in her skin. She wasn’t quite starving yet but it wouldn’t be incredibly long before she was if she kept up the hunger strike. It was less of a physical change, though, and more of an intangible one. Her sparkle was all but dead. 

Damn. Raphael had really done it. 

A deep down part of the incubus burned with shame and rage at the realization. 

Things had gone too far a long time ago. There wasn’t much to do now besides watch the aftermath. 

“I’m glad we're friends, Haarlep. I owe you a lot,” 

They shook their head. “You can start repaying your debt by eating this,” 

She eyed the bowl at their feet with suspicion but accepted it the moment they brought it over to the bed and placed it in her hands, gulping the beige slop as greedily as the incubus might’ve devoured a suckling pig. They sat behind her and put a hand on her back before thinking about what they were doing. “Eh eh! No choking. I’m not going to take it from you, I promise. Just slow down, would you?” 

Tav was too busy eating to reply, and Haarlep handed them the metal cup of water without being asked (not glass, they’d thought she still might be too unstable to be left alone with anything fragile and sharp). She finished the whole bowl as they rubbed her back gently. 

“I didn’t realize how hungry I was,” she finally spoke, looking anywhere but their face. 

“Starving will do that to you,” Haarlep chuckled. “Better?”

She shook her head no. “Why… do you know why he hasn’t come down here?” 

“Because he’s a bastard,” they shrugged, “what’s new?” 

Tav let out a groan, leaning into Haarlep’s shoulder. It stirred a strange warmth he couldn’t name in his chest. “Does he hate me? For the whole party thing?” 

“Gods, no. He wouldn’t be feeding you if he hated you,”

“Good,” she nodded before pausing, “Do you hate me for ruining your lives?” 

Haarlep almost jumped out of their skin but tried to play it off as best they could. “I thought I just said we were friends?” Why did that rattle them so much? It was an absurd claim. Completely unfounded. “Besides, why would I feed you if I hated you?” 

“Because you love Raphael too much to disappoint him like that,” 

Their blood ran ice cold. Rage flooded them first and foremost as they jumped up from the cot, flexing their wings a bit, but something else flushed their cheeks. “I’m an incubus, I don’t- Raphael is my master. I serve him. I devote myself to him, I don’t… no. You’re mistaken,” 

Tav shrugged. “Whatever you say,” 

Haarlep was more shaken than they wanted to admit, even to themselves, but the twitching in their tail was undeniable. They were quick to gather the empty bowl as well as old oats and wine from the floor as they quickly headed to the door, leaving the rest of the water behind with her. “I’ll be back later with your dinner,”

“Wait,” 

They paused at the door, turning to face Tav where she sat. No emotion crossed her face. Her mask was almost as good as Raphael’s but there was no intent in it. She probably felt just as blank on the inside as she appeared. It disturbed them. 

“Will you tell him I’m sorry?” She asked. “Tell him… tell him if anybody shows up I’ll tell them I want to be here, with him. I made my choice. The elf- sorry, Astarion might not take that for an answer, but the rest of them will, and that could make a difference. Nobody deserves to get hurt over this besides that man,”  

Haarlep gulped down a mouthful of spit as more welled in their mouth, nodding quickly. “I’ll do what I can,”

The moment the door was locked behind them they lost the contents of their stomach onto the floor of the hall. 

They cleaned up after themself quickly and tried not to think too much about anything at all on their way back up into the house, especially not that baseless accusation Tav had made. Them? Love Raphael? It was laughable. And yet when they walked into the devil’s office to find him frantically writing again, they couldn’t deny that they’d taken a few extra moments outside the door to make themself presentable. 

Before he could even look up from his work, Raphael was asking about her. 

“Did she eat?” He barked, quill scratching frantically on parchment. Haarlep just threw the empty metal bowl at the floor. It clattered noisily against Raphael’s own discarded dishes. “Good,” 

Haarlep hated the sigh of relief that escaped his lungs. 

“You look like shit,” they deflected. The whole room reeked of sweat and stress, and not in a sexy way. Usually, they wouldn’t mind looking at Raphael’s messy body. Something was so alluring about seeing someone who was always so put together at their most base and scattered physical form. It was only fun when it was for them, though, a proof of their ability to rattle him. They ran a hand through his limp, greasy hair and Raphael flinched away. 

The devil huffed. “I don’t have time for this, Haarlep” 

“Still drafting potential deals?” 

“What else would I be doing?” He snapped. “When those damned adventurers show up I need to have a script and plan for every outcome. I refuse to lose her to some loophole I didn’t see. Wyll is giving me the most difficulty. He’s made a deal before, so he’ll know exactly what to be cautious of when setting his terms. Whatever I give him has to be nothing less than ironclad or things will end up very poorly for all of us, you included,” As he rambled, Raphael began absently chewing on the end of his quill, pressing the tip of the feather between his thin lips. 

Haarlep watched with an almost scientific fascination, focusing on the way his brow furrowed as the ink stopped flowing. No one else saw the devil like this. It was for them and them alone to appreciate. Well, at least it was… 

They flexed their wings. “It seems like a good time for you to take a break, besides,” Haarlep leaned against the desk, their leather pants squeezing their legs as they bent over, “I’m hungry. You’ve let me starve for weeks,” 

Raphael’s eyes flitted up to theirs but went right back to his paper without even pausing for a moment on Haarlep’s bare chest. “I told you I’m busy. Go fuck one of the more deserving debtors and leave me be,” 

They stumbled back from the desk. Even in the aftermath, Raphael paid them no attention, fully engrossed in his project, but of course he was! Without it how would he save his precious Tav? Anger bubbled in Haarlep’s throat but they swallowed it down. How dare she get everything they’d ever wanted after everything she’d done to them both? 

How dare Raphael be capable of setting aside time for her, but not them? After all they’d done?

Haarlep took another step towards the door, eyes on the floor. “She asked about you,”

The scratching of the quill immediately stopped. “She did?” Raphael asked. 

“She was wondering why you hadn’t come down to visit her yourself, and if you hated her. It was incredibly sad,” They let their voice trail off and kept gazing out into the hallway, setting their hands on their hips. “Congratulations, I suppose. You’ve finally broken her in!” When they finally turned around, Raphael wouldn’t meet their gaze.

He floundered for a bit, pushing back his greasy hair again and rubbing his stubbly cheeks with flat palms. “What a victory…” Haarlep’s stomach curled in on itself at the way Raphael’s voice trailed off. They’d never seen him look quite so weak before, except when he’d been moments from death. “Haarlep, am I doing the right thing? Do you think she can be happy here?” 

They choked. “Why does that matter?” 

“It doesn’t,” Raphael waved a hand, gaze drifting over to the few bolts of leftover fabric that sat stacked in the corner. He paused on them for a bit. It almost looked like he was… daydreaming. “I suppose I was just curious. She said some peculiar things after I let her see that the deal was all her idea, or at least mostly her’s. It was like she went mad. I don’t know. It’s absurd, you’ll appreciate it Haarlep. She said she loved me!”

Oh. 

He loved her. 

It was plain on his face and in every insane, obsessive plot he’d manufactured to lure her into his arms. All it took to kick in those romantic instincts was the right person, it seemed. 

“Not that that matters,” Raphael trailed on, ignoring the way Haarlep stood frozen against the shelf. “She’ll make a fine prize once I built her back up, now that the hard part is over. I do love how malleable mortals are, though I hope she’ll keep a bit of that fight she has. She’d be boring without it,” 

Was that why they’d never been good enough? Because they gave in to orders too easily? Because they had been broken long before Raphael had ever set hands on them? It set their teeth on edge. She was just being handed everything he’d ever worked for on a silver platter. The worst part? Haarlep was too damn broken in to even resist it. If it made Raphael truly happy, if it made him smile and lose a bit of that damn dramatic seriousness he wore like a coat of arms at all times, could they really resent her for it? No. They could only resent it wasn’t for them. 

“Did she mention anything else?” Raphael asked, setting his chin on his palm.

Haarlep bit their tongue, looking down at the veritable pile of battle plans at his elbow. A bead of blood came up where their fang dug into the soft flesh.

“No, she didn’t mention anything else,” 

“To be expected,” Raphael sighed, disappointed. He looked down at the papers and pushed up from the desk with a groan. It had probably been days since he’d last gotten up. “I suppose I could pause planning for the moment, a bath does sound nice.” He raised an eyebrow at Haarlep. “Still hungry?” 

The incubus feigned a smile as they left the room. 

“For you? Always,” 

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(A/N: Thank you for sticking with me <3 This chapter took a very long time to write, half because work was insane and half because I had to rewrite it probably 6 times before I ended up with something I halfway liked. I can't wait to rewrite all of this once the story is over so I can practice editing something novel-length, because that's what it's looking like it'll end up being. This is now, I believe, my longest project ever to date and it's been such an incredibly gratifying challenge to take on. I can't wait to finally get into the original story I wanted to tell with you guys.)

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Q : A profile picture you uploaded on Instagram a few years ago became a hot topic. I was surprised once again by the stable acting skills you showed in your debut work <He is Psychometric>, <The School Nurse Files>, and <Sweet Home>.

A : The work is created with great staff as well as great senior and rookie actors. I think I did my best with the mindset of not becoming someone else. There was never a moment that wasn’t important in the process of doing each work. Q : Does your increased recognition feel burdensome?

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A : In the process of finding similarities between Yuri and me, I was able to define myself in a new way. Yuri sacrifices herself for others even though she’s sick. When I first read the script, I thought of Yuri as just a sympathetic and empathetic friend. As I gradually got into the role, I thought that such behavior came from a sense of professional responsibility. I seriously thought about questions like, “Can I really sacrifice myself for others?” and concluded that I could do anything if I felt responsible. I think I learned responsibility as an actor from Yuri.

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A : Rather than becoming stronger, I try to quickly adapt to the current situation. Due to the nature of my job, I often work with people I’ve never met before, and if I’m shy in those situations, the staff’s work hours would end late. In those situations, I become stronger (laughs).  Q : In <The School Nurse Files>, you were a ghost wandering around looking for a cushion, and in <Sweet Home>, you fight creatures while shooting a crossbow. Do you find characters in fantasy works attractive?

A : I really like fantasy works. It was nice to be able to challenge a genre that I was always interested in, but I didn’t choose it because of the genre. All the characters I played had a side that I wanted to embrace, and I was attracted to that aspect.  Q : Today is a pictorial with you as the muse for the Boucheron Quatre Classic XS Pendant Necklace. How was your first encounter with Boucheron?

A : Looking at it, it was so strong that as soon as I look at it, I knew, 'Ah, this is Boucheron.' In particular, I liked the style of layering the XS Pendant Necklace, which was first introduced in Korea, with a tie necklace. I think it can create various atmospheres. I usually only wear wristwatches as accessories, but I thought I would like to use the classic design of the Quatre XS Pendant Necklace in my daily life in the future.  Q : The genre of your next work, <Law School>, is also interesting.

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A : The drama deals with things that happen in a study group, so I thought that relationships with actors my age were important. We met up from time to time before filming, and if we had any questions during filming, we would talk almost like a summit in the group chat. We would look at the news on portal sites and think about 'who is guilty in this case?' or even make judgments (laughs). We would just talk about things that weren't in the script!

Q : How was your actual school days like?

A : When I was a teenager, I was so focused on preparing for the college entrance exams that I only remember hanging out with my friends in the practice room all night long. I think I was a pretty quiet student. To be honest, there are some funny parts (laughs).

Q : You studied art for over 7 years, but in the end you became an actor. What influenced this bold change? 

A : When I actually entered college, I went through a slump. I didn't know what I really wanted to draw or what I really liked. Because of my personality, I wanted to try a lot of different things, so I happened to be a model, and that's how I ended up at my current company. Actually, my major changed to 'Contemporary Art,' but among my friends in the department, there are friends who do performance art and friends who do video art. I think acting is not that different from the realm and context of modern art, so I think I was able to naturally continue on.

Q : Is there an actor you admire?

A : I like Christoph Waltz, who is familiar from Quentin Tarantino's movies. He is an actor who has left such a big impact that it's not enough to simply say that he is good at acting. 

Q : Your Instagram is full of still cuts from movies along with pictorial photos. Do you post scenes that you want to remember? Or do you post still cuts from movies that you enjoyed or movies that you want to recommend to people who haven't seen them yet?

A : Even if it's a movie you've seen before, if a certain scene suddenly comes to mind in your daily life, you post it. 

Q : I heard you recently became independent. I'm curious about the home theater of the 'famous movie fanatic'.

A : The most expensive thing I spent on decorating my house was the speakers and TV (laughs). These days, whenever I have time, I watch Netflix content on TV. And I always think, 'I really don't regret spending it. I made a good purchase!' 

Q : There aren't many known aspects of you that people say are lacking in 'targeting' Go Younjung. If you were to reveal one thing about yourself that people don't know about <Elle>

A : I really like working out. There was a time when I was seriously obsessed with working out. I mainly did weight lifting training, and I remember lifting quite a bit (laughs). I recently started doing Pilates because I felt like I lacked flexibility. I also really like eating. I like eating and cooking things myself. I was ‘obsessed’ with bibim-naengmyeon for a while, but these days I really like tacos. Except for cilantro. Now that I think about it, I haven’t had tacos in a week.

Q : What do you think true beauty is?

A : About attitude, conviction, and respect. There’s a saying that thoughts control the body. I think a crooked mind will definitely show through your appearance. These days, many people around me tell me that I need to ‘take good care of my mental health’ or ‘take good care of my alone time.’ I finally understood the importance of controlling my mind.  Q : In one interview, you confidently said, “I believe in myself.” Five years have passed since then. Is that still the same?

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The AWAI Method for Becoming a Skilled In-Demand Copywriter After nearly a quarter of a century helping regular folks from all walks of life succeed as well-paid copywriters … And being at the forefront of the industry’s evolution … AWAI has combined the most up-to-date strategies, insights, and teaching methods with the tried-and-true fundamentals of copywriting and persuasion. Now, thanks to The AWAI Method™ for Becoming a Skilled, In-Demand Copywriter™ … You can apply the core principles we’ve been teaching for more than two decades to ANY type of project you take on. Today, digital marketing goes way beyond long sales letters and hard selling. Businesses need a steady flow of NEW content like … Daily emails … Ongoing social media posts … Informational videos … New, fresh, relevant, searchable content they can post on their websites … Copy relevant to special offers and promotions … And much more. Add it all up across millions of businesses and we’re talking billions of writing projects every year! And since these projects are simpler and shorter than sales letters, they’re easier and faster to learn. Which means you’ll be up and running as a paid copywriter in less time than ever before. And The AWAI Method™ for Becoming a Skilled, In-Demand Copywriter prepares you to write these projects — along with ANY other project a client needs. Along with learning the fundamentals of persuasion, you’ll write an entire sales campaign from start to finish during this program and get professional feedback from working copywriters on every piece you submit. By the time you complete the program, you’ll have a portfolio of polished samples — and we’ll give you the accumulated tips and best practices we’ve seen work again and again over more than two decades to go out and quickly start landing clients. So whatever you want to get out of copywriting … Whether it’s a six- or seven-figure income, or just some extra “spending money” … The freedom to be there for your kids or an aging parent, or simply more free time to enjoy your hobbies … The reliability of an “in-house” copywriting position or the thrill of being your own boss and calling all the shots … The Core KNOWLEDGE You Need in Today’s Digital Era… The CONFIDENCE to Write ANY Project for ANY Client… The Industry’sGOLD STANDARDin Copywriter Training Get Started Now — with Access to EVERYTHING… Just $497 Today! Congratulations! You are moments away from getting lifetime access to our all-new AWAI Method™ for Becoming a Skilled, In-Demand Copywriter… AWAI’s bigger, better, FASTER foundational program jam-packed with EVERYTHING we’ve learned from teaching and working with new writers over the past 26 years! Your $497 payment today gets you access to EVERYTHING: All the core training, personalized feedback and direction on your writing from top copywriters… PLUS coaching with Ilise Benun’s 21-Day System so you can have that all-important first client waiting for you… PLUS lifetime “charter” membership in our all-new WritersWanted jobs portal, with over 2,000 writing jobs waiting to be filled right now! The demand for skilled writers continues to be “off the charts.” Millions of mainstream businesses and organizations are in dire need of copy and content across multiple platforms — articles, blogs, video scripts, social media posts, websites, email, landing pages, customer success stories, newsletters, sales pages, case studies, and much, much more. And the FULL AWAI Method™ program — with personalized feedback and client coaching — gives you the knowledge and skills to write them all! It’s All Here: The Foundational Knowledge You Need! With 20 fast-paced video-based lessons, The AWAI Method™ for Becoming a Skilled, In-Demand Copywriter is designed to take you from where you are now… To professional, paid copywriter FASTER than any foundational writing program we’ve ever created. “I just want to say THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU AWAI for the Method. I am loving the assignments and the feedback is so encouraging.

I no longer feel like I'm on an island alone getting nowhere!!! The short, simple assignments and the range of pay they can bring in is really helping me to see how this IS doable — even for me!” Michele Elliot, one of many early owners of “The AWAI Method™” who are thrilled with the program! You’ll be taken inside the world of the direct-response/digital marketing industry, so you can see the massive scope of the opportunity… why writers are paid so well… the income you can make… what the industry expects from you as a copywriter… and what you can expect from it. With a solid understanding of the opportunity and how the industry works, you’ll move quickly into the structure of persuasive writing… master the core writing skills you’ll need… and learn powerful writing secrets like these: The 4 U’s™, The 4 P’s™, The Theory of Resistance, the power of the Curiosity Gap, the Myth of “You,” and many others… You’ll learn why great copy never “sells” — and what it MUST do instead… How to build intimacy and trust with your reader and connect on a much deeper level… How to break through all the noise and clutter and grab your reader with earned, positive attention… How to write masterful headlines and subject lines that can’t be ignored… and lead-in copy that’s so compelling, your readers can’t stop reading… The best ways to load your copy and content with undeniable proof, ratcheting up all-important credibility and trust… How to make great offers… and deftly move your readers to take action… EVERYTHING you’ll need to gain the confidence you need to write at a professional level… But that’s not all… Professional Feedback and Direction on FIVE Writing Assignments You’ll deepen your understanding of these core persuasive writing principles by applying them to an actual marketing campaign featuring FIVE of the most commonly requested projects: online ads that get your reader’s attention… blogs and content articles that’ll engage them and move them along the path to action… landing Pages where you offer a free lead generating report… email that follows up and directs your reader to the final piece… a sales page where you engage, persuade, and ask your reader to “take action.” With your first draft complete, you’ll submit your work to us our professional copywriters, who will give you constructive, written feedback and direction on your writing, so you can fine-tune your work… and gain an even deeper understanding of the core principles. You’ll Have a Polished Portfolio of “A-Level” Writing! Not only will you come away from this experience with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to apply these core persuasive writing skills to any project that comes along, but… You’ll have a complete portfolio of five in-demand writing projects you’ll be proud to show clients and put up on your website! And if that’s not enough… Launch Your Writing Business… Land Your First Client! Not only is an entire section of the program dedicated to starting and growing your freelance business… with at least a dozen proven ways to land your first client, but… You’ll also get access to Ilise Benun’s 21-Day System — where Ilise takes you by the hand and shows you step-by-step how to attract and land that all-important FIRST CLIENT by the time you finish your writer training! And don’t forget… you also get lifetime membership to WritersWanted, the industry’s newest and biggest curated job portal for new writers. As you can see, EVERYTHING YOU NEED IS HERE! But there’s more! A Library of Added Bonuses to Speed Up Your Success! We’ve included a library of added bonuses and special learning sessions designed to deepen your education and skills retention and speed your success. FAST-START BONUS #1: YOUR “CRASH COURSE” IN DIGITAL MARKETING These days, it’s valuable to have a sound understanding of “The Customer Journey” and how marketing campaigns in the digital era work. This “Crash Course” in Digital Marketing bonus session will give

you a solid understanding of how all the copy elements work together as part of a multistep strategy designed to move your readers from the initial awareness stage… to first-time buyer… to loyal repeat customer. Because when you can know how each writing project fits into your client’s overall marketing mix, it not only makes you a more contextual writer… You bring much added value to your clients when you can sit down and help them map out a marketing plan. FAST-START BONUS #2: AWAI’S MODERN COLLECTION OF WINNING DIRECT-RESPONSE COPYWRITING SAMPLES One of the best ways to grasp writing concepts is to see them at work in ads, emails, sales letters, and content pieces you’ll be writing as a copywriter… AWAI’s Modern Collection of Winning Direct-Response Copywriting Samples lets you see 30 of the all-time BEST persuasion pieces… a variety of projects… from both the B2C and B2B worlds… with insights into writing from the top copywriters who wrote them… and explanations of why the copy worked so well! FAST-START BONUS #3: 80 IN-DEMAND COPYWRITING PROJECTS 80 In-Demand Copy Projects is so valuable. It’s jam-packed with examples and comprehensive overviews of the top 80 writing projects businesses can use… the most up-to-date fee ranges… how your client can use them… what you need to write them… links to free resources that will help you write them right away… and more! FAST START BONUS #4: 9 NICHES WHERE SKILLED COPYWRITERS ARE IN HUGE DEMAND Get to know what marketers need and what it’s like to work in the most in-demand niches in direct response — the extremely lucrative health and financial niches… the surprisingly large and lucrative Christian market… industrial B2B copywriting… IT and business software niches… the multibillion-dollar pet and veterinary space… accounting… the food, wine, and restaurant industry, and more. FAST-START BONUS #5: YOUR “ALWAYS THERE” PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT SYSTEM We know how daunting it can be to learn any new skill… which is why we want to make sure you never feel alone in the process. In addition to the personal feedback you’ll get on writing you submit… You’re welcome to call or email our amazing AWAI Member Success Team whenever you have a question about the program or any of the assignments. But that’s not all when it comes to support… FAST-START BONUS #6: LIFETIME MEMBERS-ONLY ACCESS TO OUR “COPYWRITING INSIDERS” GROUP There’s also AWAI’s members only “Copywriting Insiders Facebook Group” where you can reach out to other writers, ask questions of Pam, Katie, me or any of our experts, post copy for feedback, form “buddy” groups, hear from the AWAI educational team, learn from working copywriters and more. Consider this your “freelance family” — like-minded writers who “get” you and are always willing to help. You Get It All… Just $497! Remember too… Your Success Is Guaranteed We’re so certain The AWAI Method™ for Becoming a Skilled, In-Demand Copywriter is everything you need to become a successful, paid, in-demand copywriter — we’ll guarantee it! Put The AWAI Method™ for Becoming a Skilled, In-Demand Copywriter to work for you for an entire year… If you’re not thrilled with this transformational learning experience — or even if you simply decide copywriting isn’t for you… Let us know and we’ll refund every penny you’ve paid for the program to date, with our thanks for giving it your best try! It’s All Waiting for You! So why wait another minute?! Complete the form below to get started for $497. You will receive everything — the complete online program and access to all the bonuses — within minutes. Get the program and learn to write TODAY!

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Training induction video

Introduction

Training induction videos play a crucial role in welcoming new employees and setting the stage for a successful onboarding experience. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into the art of training induction video production, exploring strategies for creating engaging and informative content that leaves a lasting impression on new hires.

Understanding the Importance of Onboarding

Explore the significance of effective onboarding in fostering employee engagement, retention, and productivity. Learn how training induction videos contribute to a positive onboarding experience for new hires.

Key Objectives of Training Induction Videos

Define the primary objectives of training induction videos, including introducing new hires to the company culture, policies, procedures, and job responsibilities. Understand how onboarding videos set expectations and facilitate a smooth transition into the organization.

Tailoring Content to the Audience

Consider the demographics, backgrounds, and preferences of your target audience when crafting training induction videos. Personalize content to resonate with new hires and address their specific needs and concerns.

Scriptwriting and Storyboarding

Master the art of scriptwriting and storyboarding for training induction videos. Develop concise and engaging scripts that convey essential information effectively. Visualize scenes and sequences to enhance comprehension and retention.

Incorporating Visual and Audio Elements

Explore various visual and audio elements to enhance the production value of training induction videos. Utilize animations, graphics, music, and voiceovers to captivate and inform viewers.

Ensuring Accessibility and Inclusivity

Ensure that training induction videos are accessible and inclusive to all employees, including those with disabilities or language barriers. Incorporate subtitles, transcripts, and translations to accommodate diverse needs.

Production and Editing Process

Gain insights into the production and editing process for training induction videos. Learn about filming techniques, editing software, and post-production enhancements to create polished and professional-looking videos.

Distribution and Delivery Channels

Explore different distribution and delivery channels for training induction videos, including online platforms, intranet portals, and mobile applications. Ensure seamless access to onboarding content for new hires, regardless of their location or device.

Measuring Effectiveness and Gathering Feedback

Implement metrics and feedback mechanisms to assess the effectiveness of training induction videos. Monitor engagement metrics, retention rates, and employee feedback to identify areas for improvement and refinement.

Continuous Improvement and Iteration

Embrace a culture of continuous improvement and iteration in training induction video production. Solicit feedback from stakeholders, monitor industry trends, and adapt content to evolving organizational needs and priorities.

FAQs

What is the purpose of training induction videos? Training induction videos serve to welcome new employees, introduce them to company culture, policies, and procedures, and set expectations for their roles within the organization. They facilitate a smooth transition into the company and contribute to a positive onboarding experience.

How can I make training induction videos engaging? To make training induction videos engaging, focus on storytelling, use visual and audio elements effectively, personalize content to resonate with the audience, and incorporate interactive elements such as quizzes or surveys.

What are some best practices for scriptwriting and storyboarding? When scriptwriting and storyboarding for training induction videos, keep content concise and focused, use clear and straightforward language, visualize scenes and sequences to enhance comprehension, and consider the pacing and flow of the video.

How can I ensure that training induction videos are accessible to all employees? To ensure accessibility, incorporate features such as subtitles, transcripts, and translations to accommodate diverse needs, and adhere to accessibility standards such as WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines).

What metrics should I use to measure the effectiveness of training induction videos? Metrics for measuring the effectiveness of training induction videos may include engagement metrics (e.g., views, completion rates), retention rates, employee feedback surveys, and performance indicators for new hires.

How often should training induction videos be updated? Training induction videos should be periodically reviewed and updated to reflect changes in company policies, procedures, or culture, as well as to incorporate feedback from employees and stakeholders.

Conclusion

In conclusion, training induction video production is a powerful tool for welcoming and onboarding new employees effectively. By crafting engaging, informative, and accessible content, organizations can set the stage for a positive onboarding experience that fosters employee engagement, retention, and productivity. Embrace the art of training induction video production to create memorable onboarding experiences that leave a lasting impression on new hires.

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Beyond the Basics: Exploring the Endless Possibilities of Python Programming

Python has evolved not just as a versatile programming language, but also as a portal to a plethora of chances for ambitious developers. This essay digs into the vast universe beyond the fundamentals of Python programming, shedding light on the unlimited possibilities and applications that await individuals seeking to further their mastery of this programming language.

Python, the Swiss Army Knife of Programming:

What distinguishes Python is its reputation as a versatile and beginner-friendly language. Beyond its simplicity, the language is sturdy and high-level, allowing programmers to tackle a wide range of applications. Python's versatility makes it the programming world's Swiss Army knife, with applications ranging from web development and data analysis to AI and automation.

Web Development Renaissance:

As students move beyond the foundations, they get the ability to explore web development with frameworks such as Django and Flask. Python's beautiful syntax and comprehensive libraries allow developers to create powerful and scalable online applications, helping to fuel the continuing web development renaissance.

Data science and analytics

Python's supremacy in data science cannot be denied. Programmers may easily handle data, do statistical analysis, and visualize results using libraries like Pandas, NumPy, and Matplotlib. As organizations rely more on data-driven insights, knowing Python becomes a vital tool in the analytics sector.

Artificial intelligence and Machine Learning:

Python is the undisputed leader in artificial intelligence and machine learning. TensorFlow and PyTorch are two platforms that provide a strong foundation for developing and deploying machine learning models. As these technologies become more prevalent in numerous industries, Python expertise opens up new avenues for AI research and development.

Automation and scripting:

Python's scripting features are very simple, making it a popular language for automated jobs. Python enables developers to improve efficiency across a wide range of fields, including system administration and network programming, by building scripts to automate repetitive tasks and constructing adaptable bots.

Open Source Collaboration:

Python's thriving open-source community encourages collaboration and innovation. Beyond coding, eager programmers can contribute to a wide range of open-source projects. This collaborative atmosphere not only improves technical abilities, but it also connects students with experienced developers and mentors, resulting in a network that goes far beyond the classroom.

Conclusion:

As students progress beyond the fundamentals of Python programming, they discover a world of limitless opportunities. Because of the language's adaptability, they can experiment with a wide range of topics, including web development and data science, as well as AI and automation. Python is more than just a programming language; it is the key to unlocking a future of limitless creation. Embracing the unlimited possibilities of Python programming is more than just learning a new skill; it's a voyage into a dynamic and ever-changing terrain that offers constant growth and discovery.

Ready to explore the endless possibilities of Python programming? CACMS offers a comprehensive Python course that combines theory with hands-on practical training. Gain experience with our Python training in Amritsar. For further information, contact us at +91 8288040281 or visit http://cacms.in/python/ Increase your abilities and safeguard your future with our Python certification training in Amritsar. Enroll now for a revolutionary learning experience!  

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Answering Service, Call Center Services, Virtual Office.

We are inspired to assist businesses of any size and of any type with handling their calls and helping their callers. Whether it be reception service where we answer & transfer a caller to the party they request, take a basic message, dispatch an emergency call, take an order or help someone by answering customer service questions, our goal is to complete calls and resolve communication gaps.

While we handle our customers' calls, they can do their business and avoid the distraction of inbound calls. We are bilingual (English/Spanish), so we assist callers who may not speak English well and we help our customers translate as needed. The cost to use our team of agents is fractions of the cost to hire one’s own employee and there are no worries about breaks, lunches, after hours, weekends or holidays because we are here 24/7/365.

We offer "excellence while essential" – a theme our industry has been using during this Covid Pandemic. We are considered an essential business because we handle Crisis Lines, Medical Emergency calls, Service Emergency calls for Property Management Companies (leaks, fires, floods, etc), Water Damage, and Tech Support Dispatching as well. We customize every account – giving a very personal touch to each business. We are very responsive to our customer’s needs and make changes to assist when they are needed.

Any person or business who needs help handling their calls is a potential customer. For message taking and dispatching of urgent calls, typical customers are Law Firms – especially Criminal Law, P.I. and DUI firms, Property Management Companies, Medical Practices, and any business that wants to be sure their phones are answered timely, in a professional manner and protocol is followed. Every message slip or form we create to meet the needs of our customers is crafted to make sure we are going what our client needs to save them time and improve efficiencies.

For more involved services like Order Taking and Customer Service, or In-Take for Treatment Centers, or Corporate Customer Service Hotlines, we use software to create a more interactive script and capture or give out information. So, the ideal customers for those types of accounts are: Treatment Centers, Corporate Offices for Multilocation businesses or properties, Online Product Vendors, etc.

We can provide webchat service in addition to answering calls from a website. We also have a web portal that clients can use, or we can use for them, that will send out texts to their customers and can receive texts sent to their regular business phone number – so that they do not have to use their own personal cell phone number for their business.

One "pain" we solve is reducing overhead. The cost of employees keeps climbing and HR is a job itself. We provided a team of people at a huge bargain and are here 24/7/365. Another worry for businesses is that of missing a call that could be worth thousands of dollars. We relieve customers of that worry since we are here any time and can reach them if needed. We provide “triage” to determine what a truly urgent or emergent calls is (based on each customer’s criteria) so that they don’t have to be bothered after hours unless it is necessary. We provide a solution that lets our customers focus on their business and their customers while we manage their phones.

We have many competitors across the country. Whether they are very large call centers, local or far away, the call center business is and has always been very competitive. We focus on customization for our clients. We are flexible with how we structure accounts and we work with our customers on a very direct and personal level to get the account working in the very best way for our customers. Personalized Service in a Professional Manner is our branding and I believe we deliver that. We also have over 40 years of experience.

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Discover HDInsight on AKS with Big Data Management

Big data management with HDInsight on AKS

Companies want scaled, reliable, and effective data processing services to do more with data, take advantage of the cloud, and enter the AI.

we’re thrilled to launch the public preview of HDInsight on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), our cloud native, open source big data service, totally rearchitected with two new workloads and many stack improvements. A public peek will be accessible on 10/10.

HDAKS performance enhancement insight

HDInsight on AKS integrates Apache Spark, Apache Flink, and Trino workloads on an Azure Kubernetes Service infrastructure with Power BI, Azure Data Factory, and Azure Monitor, and uses Azure managed services for Prometheus and Grafana monitoring.

Open source, end to end analytics solution HDInsight on AKS is straightforward to implement and cost-effective to operate.

HDInsight on AKS helps customers use open-source analytics software by:

Offering curated Apache Spark, Apache Flink, and Trino analytics workloads. The greatest open-source data engineering, machine learning, streaming, and querying software is these workloads.

Offering managed infrastructure, security, and monitoring so teams can focus on building creative apps without worrying about their stack. Teams can trust HDInsight to protect data.

By using today’s strong, open-source environment for reusable libraries and script actions to customise programmes, teams can enhance capabilities.

HDInsight on AKS can set up completely working, end-to-end analytics systems in minutes for open-source analytics enthusiasts, using ready-made integrations, built-in security, and trustworthy infrastructure.

We increase performance and add tools like autoscale to let customers run analytical workloads cheaply. No matter the resource size or area, HDInsight on AKS charges per vcore per hour plus the cost of resources provided.

HDInsight’s script actions and library management allow developers to improve open-source workloads’ capabilities. The HDInsight on AKS portal makes library and resource management easy. Choose from an SDK, Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates, or the portal experience.

We’ll go into this launch in our free webinar.

Managed, open, flexible

HDInsight on AKS provides unified visualisation for streaming, query processing, batch, and machine learning enterprise analytics needs.

Curated open-source tasks

HDInsight on AKS contains workloads based on analytics utilisation, community adoption, stability, security, and ecosystem support. This eliminates the complexity of choice caused by multiple offerings with overlapping capabilities and uneven interoperability.

Each HDInsight on AKS workload enables best-in-class analytics scenarios:

Apache Flink, an open-source distributed stream processing platform, supports stateful stream processing and real time analytics.

Trino, a fast and scalable federated query engine, handles ad-hoc queries across structured and unstructured data sources.

Millions of developers trust Apache Spark for data engineering and machine learning.

With a similar authentication architecture, shared meta store support, and prebuilt connectors, HDInsight on AKS makes deploying analytics apps straightforward.

Managed service simplifies

Azure Kubernetes Service manages HDInsight on AKS. A managed service relieves consumers of infrastructure and software management, including operating systems, AKS infrastructure, and open source software. This allows organisations to receive security, functional, and performance updates without wasting development time.

Containerization streamlines architectural component deployment, scalability, and management. AKS’s resilience lets pods automatically reschedule on newly commissioned nodes if they fail. Job disruptions to Service Level Agreements are negligible.

Customers with multiple workloads in their data lakehouse have a significant learning curve due to multiple user experiences. With HDInsight on AKS, lakehouse management is consolidated.

You can provision, manage, and monitor all workloads from one pane. Administrators may monitor cluster health, resource utilisation, and performance indicators with Prometheus and Grafana managed services.

HDInsight on AKS’ autoscale capabilities optimise resources and cost based on consumption. On a preset schedule, teams can autoscale resources for jobs with predictable load patterns.

Graceful decommission allows work completion wait periods before resource reduction, neatly balancing costs and experience. Load-based autoscaling adjusts resources based on compute and memory utilisation.

AKS security is different from Kerberos with HDInsight. It secures data and resources using OAuth 2.0, a current and strong method. HDInsight on AKS authorisation uses managed identities for access constraints.

Customers can add their own virtual networks during cluster setup for added security and enterprise policy compliance.Namespaces segregate clusters to safeguard tenant data and resources. HD Insight on AKS manages cluster access with Azure Resource Manager (ARM) roles.

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Hire a Python Coder: Unleash the Power of Python for Your Next Project

Python, with its user-friendly syntax and powerful capabilities, has emerged as a dominant force in the world of programming. Whether you're looking to build a web application, develop data analysis tools, automate repetitive tasks, or create machine learning models, Python has got you covered. To harness the true potential of Python for your next project, hiring a Python coder is the way to go. In this blog post, we will explore the benefits of hiring a Python coder and how they can help you unleash the full power of Python for your endeavors.

The Advantages of Hiring a Python Coder

Expertise in Python: Python coders specialize in writing clean, efficient, and optimized Python code. Their in-depth knowledge of the language ensures that your project will be developed with industry best practices in mind.

Versatility: Python coders can work on a wide range of projects, from web development and data analysis to automation and artificial intelligence. Their adaptability allows you to explore diverse avenues for your software needs.

Faster Development: With a Python coder at the helm, you can expect faster development cycles. Python's concise syntax and extensive libraries enable coders to deliver solutions promptly, without compromising on quality.

Cost-Effective: Python's open-source nature eliminates the need for expensive licenses, making it a cost-effective choice for your development projects.

Where to Find Skilled Python Coders

Freelance Platforms: Websites like Upwork, Freelancer, and Toptal offer access to a pool of talented freelance Python coders ready to take on projects of all sizes.

Online Job Portals: Platforms like LinkedIn, Indeed, and Glassdoor host job listings where you can find Python coders seeking new opportunities.

Development Agencies: Partnering with development agencies that specialize in Python can provide you with a curated team of experienced Python coders tailored to your project requirements.

Referrals and Recommendations: Reach out to your professional network for referrals or seek recommendations from colleagues who have worked with skilled Python coders in the past.

Key Considerations When Hiring a Python Coder

Portfolio Review: Examine the coder's portfolio and past projects to assess their coding style, versatility, and expertise.

Technical Interviews: Conduct technical interviews to evaluate the coder's problem-solving skills, understanding of Python's core concepts, and ability to handle challenges.

Communication Skills: Strong communication is crucial for a successful collaboration. Look for a coder who can articulate ideas clearly and work well within a team.

Passion for Python: Seek coders who are genuinely passionate about Python, as their enthusiasm will translate into innovative and high-quality solutions.

Leveraging Python for Your Projects

Once you've hired a Python coder, the possibilities for your projects are endless:

Web Development: Build dynamic and responsive websites with frameworks like Django and Flask.

Data Analysis: Process, analyze, and visualize large datasets using Python's data manipulation libraries.

Automation: Automate repetitive tasks and streamline workflows with Python scripts.

Machine Learning: Develop machine learning models for predictive analytics and pattern recognition.

Embrace the Power of Python

By hiring a skilled Python coder, you unlock the full potential of Python for your projects. Python's versatility, combined with the expertise of a proficient coder, will empower you to create innovative and impactful solutions tailored to your specific needs.

Embrace the power of Python and propel your projects to new heights. Whether you're a startup, an established enterprise, or an individual with a unique idea, a Python coder can be your trusted ally in bringing your vision to life.

Conclusion

Hiring a Python coder is a strategic investment in the success of your development projects. Their expertise in Python, combined with the language's versatility, offers endless possibilities for building robust and innovative solutions.

Take the leap into the Python ecosystem and find a skilled coder who shares your passion for technology and innovation. With a Python coder by your side, you'll be ready to tackle any project, from web applications and data analysis to automation and artificial intelligence.

Unleash the power of Python for your next venture and watch your ideas transform into reality with the expertise of a proficient Python coder. Whether you're a seasoned tech enthusiast or new to the world of programming, Python's potential awaits you.

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13 Things That Can Make Your Website Down and Their Solutions

Having a website today is much more than just having a business card. Modern websites are powerful marketing assets, knowledge base portals, and even full-time website developer jobs. However, if you’re experiencing common website problems, chances are your website is not up-to-snuff.

Here are 13 problems that can disrupt the growth of your website and their probable solutions.

Using HTTPS

Data security is a top priority for clients in the face of daily hack attacks. To ensure security, it is essential to understand the difference between HTTP and HTTPS. While HTTP is an outdated protocol that doesn’t provide adequate security, HTTPS is the modern standard for secure data transfer.

Outdated Visuals

If your homepage looks like it’s from the 90s, it doesn’t convey trust or competence and could turn away potential customers. It’s the first thing your prospects see and can impact their decision to stay or leave.

Poor performance

To ensure your website is up-to-date, upgrade old servers and architecture with the help of an expert web design firm. Poor loading times are a common and frustrating issue, as users won’t wait for a slow site to load, regardless of how good it looks.

Cheap images

Using low-quality and familiar images can detract from the credibility of the information presented and turn away potential customers. High-quality visual content draws people in, while low-quality content does the opposite.

Busy home screen

Bombarding visitors with pop-ups, cookie requests, and captchas on the home screen can be overwhelming. Instead, let the website designers organize essential pop-ups like cookie preferences and captchas to avoid invading the user’s personal space.

Bad navigation

Online stores are an excellent example of simple, effective navigation, where finding and purchasing items can be done in a few clicks. If it takes too much time to find a special menu on your website, it’s time to revise. To improve navigation, gather feedback by having multiple people test your website in a sandbox environment.

Poor copy content

A poorly written copy can leave a wrong impression, regardless of how well-produced a video is. Despite this, many companies are not interested in investing in good copy material or website development.

Outdated SEO practice

SEO is crucial for businesses, but outdated techniques or technical limitations can harm your website’s ranking.

Broken links

Poor redirects and 404 pages can harm your website’s user experience. Fixing them is crucial for good rankings and satisfied customers. Use Google Analytics to identify and fix redirect issues.

Lack of a proper mobile version

Not having a mobile-friendly website can lead to losing almost half of your traffic. Web design company specializes in building mobile-friendly websites, and not having one puts you at a disadvantage.

Unreliable server equipment

If your site goes offline during a storm, it’s time to upgrade and divide hosting to minimize potential sales loss.

Security problems

Keep your website and customer data secure by regularly updating your codebase, plugins, scripts, and API calls to the latest version. It’s essential to be vigilant and not overlook this aspect of website maintenance.

Lack of social media integration

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[adventuretolkienlover]

Cool! Another tag game! Thanks Portal! 😁😁😁 I'm kinda tired, but let's see if I can answer these properly. Lol.

Nickname: I've had quite a few myself. My online Nickname is JP though. So I'll go with that one!

Zodiac Sign: Uuuuuuuuuum, no idea. I'll have to look it up sometime.😅

Height: 5'2 I think?

Last Thing I Googled: Looks like it was the Twitter account from a guy that works on a show I watch. He always gives out the latest info on it. So I like to stay informed.😁

Amount of Sleep: ................... Um, oh gosh. Lol. 3-5 hours? Maybe? I can't help it! I get big ideas at night and have to write them down! I don't even remember them in morning! But maybe that doesn't matter, because the stuff I write at half past midnight is either cringy or too unhinged even for me. Haha!

Dream Job: Script Writer! Of maybe something like a storyboard or character design artist. Both would be awesome!

Movie/Book The Describes Me Best: Hmmmmmm. I'm not sure about that one. Maybe Narnia? That series holds a special place in my heart.

Favorite Song: Nooooooooo! Don't make me chooooooooose! 🤣 Seriously, I have so many. I don't think I can't pick a favorite. Especially since it changes every few days. Although, I do really like this song called I'll Be There from the band Walk Of The Earth. Let's go with that one!

Favorite Instrument: Electric Guitar!

Favorite Aesthetics: Beach!!! I love the beach! And also pine forests. They go well together.

Favorite Author: I feel like my URL makes this obvious, but it's definitely Tolkien. He is my biggest inspiration.

Random Fun Fact: My favorite store is literally Walmart. Why? I have a HUGE hyperfixation on collecting on fun t-shirts. And the Walmart where I live has the best fun t-shirts. I have so many. Lol.

I'm gonna tag @cassandrium360 @disneyfanatic1993 @nalidreams and @twotangledsisters.

Thanks! That was fun!

hehehe starting another tag gamee

nickname : irl i dont rlly have one?? also dont think i have one here??

zodiac sign : cancer <33

height : 5'6 (168cm maybe??)

last thing I googled: the road toll from where we stayed at the beach to home

amount of sleep: bro like 6 then i was up for a few hours then 2 more

dream job: upper high/uni teacher (specifically english and humanities) but if not idk i just wanna sit in my room with my silly little guys

movie/book that describes me the most: movie would probably be ladybird it makes me so fdahfdhalk

favorite song: atm gibson girl by ethel cain (been listening to her album recently fdhlhfald)

favorite instrument: to listen to, i lovee the sound of orchestral string instruments in pop/modern songs. to play would be drumkit or guitar

favorite aesthetics: omggg so many but i love downtown girl/rockstar girlfriend (even tho i AM the rockstar and the girlfriend ehehe)

favorite author: as of now octavia e. butler

random fun fact: my favourite potato chip flavour is sea salt and balsamic vinegar

npt <3 @zzzzzzzzzee @dandelions-fly-in-summer-skies @literatureisdying @tellme-o-muse @recklessandyoung @holdmyteaplease @strawberryloveyyy @syzygy-yzygy @svnflowermoon @ineedibuprofen @august-taylors-version @a-portal-to-nowhere @qwerty-keysmash @judeisthedude @wastedonthesebutterflies @skeelly @trying-to-be-cool-abt-it @bookscorpion73 @mandythedino @personifiedgoldenretriever @notatypicalhumanatall @isitoversnowtvs @stopurlosingme @evermore-4-life @evazlana @giveuthemo0n and anyone else that wants to join <33

[sporadiccatparadise]

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