#Consequences Series

[peculiar-potato]

Wooo it’s that time of year again, my “bean-iversary” ahaha. 4 years since I played my first round of amogus, wow. Who would’ve thought I’d still be fixated on this silly game in 2024?

I made a little drawing for it last year so I thought I’d redraw that for this year! I think my bean-drawing skills have improved a bit :)

[noodlepals]

Chapters: 4/? Fandom: Big City Greens (Cartoon) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Characters: Chip Whistler, Nancy Green (Big City Greens), Alice Green (Big City Greens), Cricket Green, Bill Green (Big City Greens) Additional Tags: Hurt/Comfort, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Family Feels, Family Dynamics, Family, Touch-Starved, hand holding, Panic Attacks, Nancy being the mommest mom to ever mom, Drabble Collection, Anxiety Attacks, Drabbles, Found Family, vinyets, Comfort, Fluff, Big Brother Energy, Flashbacks Series: Part 16 of Consequences Summary:

So yeah pretty much what it says on the tin, just a bunch of drabbles I never got the chance to put in the main storyline. Some will be for laughs others for feels, it's kind of a mixed bag really. Hope y'all enjoy B)

Also real quick, I'm actually not opposed to readers leaving drabble suggestions/requests in the comments if y'all want to, just remember I'm not obligated to write anything I don't feel like. Also please don't forget the rating of this fic, nothing too far above a Pg alright y'all.

[callmemana]

🥺🥺

Consequences - Matthew Tkachuk: part 4

summary: you absolutely hate Matthew Tkachuk so it’s just your luck when you wind up pregnant with his child.

a/n: i’ve been sooo excited to post this part because we’re finally getting some REAL drama. there are notes i wanna make but I don’t want to spoil what happens so maybe I’ll mention them in the notes for part 5 .Also if you didn’t see, i’ll be posting an update every sunday! let me know if you’d like to be tagged in a tag list. anyways, i hope you guys enjoy!! also im going to mention warnings in the story. i should’ve done it before but it didn’t cross my mind.

thank you all SO SO SO much for the lovely messages and love on this story so far!! you guys have no idea how much it means to me :)

warnings: a LOT of swearing, lil tiny bit of fluff and lots of angst (just the way i like it :))

word count: 2.2k

consequences masterpost here

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[tariah23]

The manga industry, especially JUMP, needs to hurry up and do away with weekly scheduling for mangaka. There needs to better regulations put into place for their health and safety because this is pitiful. Two weeks - monthly updates should’ve already been the standard for the manga industry at this point. These money grabbers will only continue to put the lives of these artists at stake for the sake of capitalism unless some serious changes are implemented.

[ruporas]

your love returns in tragedy (ID in alt)

[slushglow]

where are my edward elric fans in the crowd tonight

[peculiar-potato]

WOOOO look!! Love seeing this again, I still love the vibe of it so much, it's so dramatic and very fitting for their character. I love what you did with the tally mark motif and all the other versions of them, very neat :)))

Thanks once again for drawing them!!

Attack for peculiarpotato on artfight of their among us OC, gray! I had a lot of fun conceptually with this one; I'm a sucker for dramatics :P

ID in ALT text!

[sherrymagic]

Come back for our service. Messing with you is so much fun.

Joong Archen as FADEL and Dunk Natachai as STYLE THE HEART KILLERS | EP. 1

[sapphicsparkles]

okay I had to do another one

[trolltestefied]

been revisiting old intrests lately

[ender1821]

im a child of divorce

[peculiar-potato]

Here’s a little amv-type thing of some of my among us ocs I’ve been working on periodically through the year to try and teach myself new skills. It’s not super long but I think it looks pretty cool :)

[discountsoysauce]

Obsessed with the fact that pre-EOs Victor is just a wannabe edge lord and Eli has literally committed murder

[maybe-boys-do-love]

Ugh! Peaceful Property! You wanted a cross-class romance!? How about we actually dive into the full-on physical and spiritual oppression that produces those classes?? How about we actually depict capitalist systems as literally horrific?? But let's not stop there!! How about we show the wealthy protagonist as directly complicit in those horrors?? Not enough?? How about we make him literally kill the poorer romantic lead?? How about we actually explore what it would mean for someone whose wealth is built on nepotism and a history of exploited labor to recognize what that means about their relationships to other people in the world?? What kinds of compassion do the wealthy need to ask for and what practices and mindsets do they need to change before those they've hurt can even begin to live life unafraid of financial ruin, let alone actually caring for the wealthy love-interest?? What ghosts haunt a cross-class romance and how can we truly exorcise them????

[anchoredarchangel]

No Consequences is a year old today, and most of the time I still cannot believe I ever posted it. However, I am nothing if not a terminal sap, so.

to anyone who read it, all the way at the start or any day since, thank you. and to anyone who loved it, rest assured the boys in this universe are so fucking happy together. I know because I never stopped writing them. and to No Consequences, my beloved little oneshot that wasn’t - you are now, and may just always be, my favorite thing I have ever failed at.

[bellshazes]

i don't think the life series is "about" anything at all. it's not about survival or winning or player dynamics, or any theme. however i do think that the entire series - third life to present - is unified by a game design philosophy where all mechanics are engineered to disrupt the game as it has been played.

third life was initially pitched as "a[n ...] experiment" and its opening question was fundamentally how long can this last, which scar quickly proved was not long at all. it's easy to forget that it was not always a given that seasons would last approximately eight weeks and how the breakpoints of red/yellow violence would fall.

last life attempted to disrupt the established social norms by a) attempting to ban acting based on prior season's events and more importantly b) introducing social deduction mechanics which destabilized all alliances by default. similarly, although the ban on continuity never returned, double life's gimmick at its core is just another disruption of social dynamics. limited life iterates on last life's boogeyman dynamic while applying a different kind of time-limited pressure; secret and wild life are carousels of disruption to social play and "regular" or survival gameplay.

nevertheless players have defined the real rules of the game - the game-as-played which gives the series continuity - through their playing of it. both in spite of and because of the mechanical disruptions, conventions around sportsmanship and acceptable behavior are deeply entrenched. kills that are "illegal" by the written rules matter less than the player perception of them; the desire to invent social punishments for explicit infractions died with etho in the third life firing squad. players judge kill attempts as acceptable/impermissible by their relative status of reds vs. yellows, as the rudeness of ending someone's series early far outweighs the obvious strategic benefit of eliminating reds first. history persists, only as much as a given set of players negotiates it should. everyone should be along for the ride for as long as possible, but it will end.

ultimately life seasons are designed to make it difficult to play as you always have, and the players derive fun and drama from balancing their leaning into the gimmicks or into their habits. unfortunately this tension is deeply compelling and leads to wildly divergent opinions on what is "good" or "authentic" about a season or gimmick or episode because where the "good" tension is depends on the viewer, the point of view, the episode, etc.