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Eavesdropping (Drabble)

Fandom: Robin Hood (BBC)

Pairings: None romantically at this point.

Summary: You overhear Guy talking to someone about 'the woman he loves'. Surely it's Marian?

Warnings: Insecurity, angst.

Word count: 295

Comments/notes: This drabble is for @asgardianhobbit98's Four For Valentine event; week 3 with ‘eavesdropping’ prompt. Please consider reblogging if you enjoy. 

“Forget it. I’ll go and do it myself,” Guy’s frustrated voice came from inside his bed chamber. “I ask you to help me in gathering flowers for the woman I love and this is what I get.” 

You stepped back, feeling your heart thunder in your chest and a deep ache begin to swell. The woman he loved? That could only be one woman. Marian. It just had to be. Rumour was she had gone on the run with Robin Hood after disappearing just a few months ago. It was public knowledge that Guy had always loved her and tried his best to serenade her, with it often at his detriment. 

Guy’s room could wait now to be cleaned and freshened up. In your current state there was no way you could approach him. Being in his company made you feel so inadequate because you lived in the reminder of the woman you would never be. Marian was all he wanted. Sometimes you questioned why you even loved Guy. He had always been known throughout Nottingham as cruel, calculating and callous. But there was something inside him you had always sensed. And he had even shown you kindness on many occasions, offering you food, and even clothing when you came to your duties, shuddering in the cold weather. 

Guy of Gisborne wasn’t all that he seemed to be. 

Just as you reached the end of the corridor, which then led off to the left, you heard a door close. The sound echoed down the stone hallway. You turned back, on instinct, and caught sight of him. He was looking down the hallway at you, and you were sure he was smiling. However, you took a deep breath and carried on down the steps leading away. 

[omelu]

The Class Ever After

So for a long time (since about 2018ish) I’ve had this kind of EAH story idea floating around in my head. Basically it’s about the class directly under Apple and Raven (aka the first-years) and how they handle the whole aftermath of Legacy Day and the destiny conflict. Pretty much all of the eah ocs I’ve made fit into this idea, and while I don’t really have a plot per say, I have lots of scenes, concepts and ideas floating around in my head (and in my computer).

I found a draft I had written that was supposed to be a “beginning” to the story and I revised it. I don’t know if I’ll extend this to an actual fic (since I have a lot of other original projects I want to be writing right now), but maybe I’ll write down some of the concepts and scenes I have.

The Class Ever After (snippet; ~1700 words)

Legacy Day was, by far, the biggest event at Ever After High. Thronecoming, Spring Fairest, and even Graduation Day were just breadcrumbs in comparison. That was fitting, since Legacy Day was so vital to the survival of Ever After. Every year, Ever After High’s second-years donned their ceremonial outfits, climbed the steps to the podium, and pledged to follow their fairy-tale destiny to the world by signing their names into the magical Storybook of Legends.

Without Legacy Day, fairy tales would stop being told.

Without Legacy Day, Ever After would go extinct.

Without Legacy Day, everyone would go poof.

And that’s how Marshal Nottingham found himself teetering on the edge of his seat, trying to catch a glimpse of the second-years lined up on the terrace. He’d never been to a Legacy Day ceremony before, and so he felt that it was his duty to study it all as closely as possible. The grand, book-shaped podium glittered in the moonlight, tall and regal. Above it, half a dozen mirrors magically floated in the air like jewels on a crown, prepared to broadcast each student’s face to the audience as they made the most important pledge of their lives. 

All around him, students buzzed with conversation. Third and fourth-years leaned back in their seats, reminiscing about their own Legacy Days. Faculty members congregated in their designated section, deep in hushed, frantic conversation. Second-years lined up in the hall, pacing anxiously or straightening their parent's outfits. First-years, like Marshal, watched anxiously to see what would happen.

“I should’ve brought my MirrorPad,” he muttered. “It would be much easier to take notes.”

In the seat next to him, Owlen von Rothbart yawned. “Oh, give it a rest. It’s not like you’re going to forget how to sign a book next year.”

Next year. Marshal looked up at the podium, dark eyes glittering. In just three hundred and sixty-five days, it would finally be his turn.

“One year!’ Marshal shook his head. “That’s barely any time to prepare! Do you know how quickly a year passes by if you’re not paying attention?”

Owlen just shrugged and flicked his mahogany bangs out of his eyes.

Marshal sighed. Normally, he got along well with Owlen. When he’d met his new roommate just a few weeks ago, on the first day of school, he knew that they’d be friends. Both boys were destined for villainy, and more importantly (at least to Marshal), both of them cared about keeping their shared room clean. They had so much in common that sometimes Marshal was taken aback by their differences. He just couldn’t fathom how casual Owlen was when it came to preparing for his destiny. But whenever Marshal brought it up, Owlen brushed him off and changed the subject. Which he was doing again now.

“Are they going to start soon?” he asked, craning his neck to see if Headmaster Grimm had gotten up yet. “I want to get some more barre practice in before curfew.”

Marshal sighed. Sometimes, he felt like the only one who took his destiny seriously.

“Hey, Marshal!” Bella Donna Gothel and Amber Fox stood in the aisle, waving at him. “Can we sit by you guys?”

“Of course!”

Bella and Amber slipped into the row, brushing nonexistent dust off of their formal clothes. Bella had dressed in a purple witch gown adorned with thorns, while Amber had opted for an orange pantsuit with a foxtail hem. Her bright red hair had been swept up in a ponytail, putting her fox ears on full display.

Marshal and Owlen had met the two girls in their General Villainy class, and together, the four of them had formed a coalition of sorts. Bella was the daughter of Rapunzel’s princess-napping witch, and Amber was the daughter of the fox who had tried to eat Coach Gingerbreadman once upon a time. With Owlen, the son of the sorcerer who had cursed the Swan Princess, and Marshal, the son of the sheriff who chased after Robin Hood, they made up the FVEAs– Future Villains of Ever After.

Marshal liked hanging out with the three of them. They understood what it was like to have a villain for a parent. They knew what it was like to have other kids run away from them, to be scolded for being polite, and to live with the hexpectation of being ruthless at all times. Being a villain kid was tough, but Marshal knew he could handle it with these three at his side.

“Ooh, don’t look now, but–” Amber elbowed Owlen in the ribs and stealthily motioned to the aisle.

Laura Stahlbaum, the daughter of Clara, glided down the aisle, shimmering in her red and white dress. She was holding hands with a short boy made of wood. Nathan Nutcracker. The two were laughing about something, looking every bit like the picturesque fairytale couple they would become one day.

Owlen’s face went pink and he slid down in his seat.

“You should say something to her,” Bella gently urged.

Marshal frowned. He didn’t understand why Bella and Amber kept feeding into Owlen’s crush on Laura. He wasn’t her destined prince. In Marshal’s mind, he should just forget about Laura and focus more on mastering evil spells.

“Absolutely not.” Owlen slid down further as they came closer. “You know she’s with Nathan Nutcracker.”

Marshal swelled with pride. Owlen was staying strong in his destiny!

“Hi Owlen!” Laura called, waving daintily at him as she passed their row.

Owlen sat up quickly, fixing his feathered bow tie and blushing madly. “H-hey…” 

Marshal deflated. Or maybe not. Even if Laura and Nathan’s story didn’t technically end in a fairytale wedding, Owlen still had no part in their destinies. Why was Marshal the only one who saw that?

The fairy lights dimmed as Headmaster Grimm took to the podium. A hush fell over the crowd. Marshal sat at attention.

“Today is a momentous day,” he began, his voice deep and regal. “Today, we will witness the very magic that allows the world of Ever After– and our lives– to exist.” He shifted to face the second-years, who had lined up on the podium stairs as he had spoken. “By fulfilling your destinies, you ensure that stories continue to be told. You ensure that we all have a future. No part is too small or insignificant. You each have a part to play, a duty to fulfill. I urge you not to take this responsibility lightly.”

Marshal straightened his spine. Even though Headmaster Grimm was speaking to the second-years, he could feel the weight of responsibility resting on his shoulders. He wished he could be one of the students lined up by the podium, but he only had a year to wait. One year before his destiny began. Yes, he would grow to be despised and hated, but he would be fulfilling his duty to the world. He would have a purpose.

Headmaster Grimm finished his speech to thunderous applause and stepped back, letting the second-years into the spotlight. Marshal watched intently as a girl carved of wood took the stage and announced herself as Cedar Wood, destined to be the next Pinocchio. He gasped when the key magically appeared and the Storybook of Legends flipped to life. Though he couldn’t see the book, he could see the story playing out in the girl’s eyes. The slight changes in her expression as she saw her whole life play out in front of her. Marshal longed to be in her place.

When she signed, the crowd erupted into cheers. 

“Go Cedar!” Nathan Nutcracker cheered, leaping onto his seat. 

“Sit down, you scratching post!” Cato en Boots hissed, his ginger ears flicking in annoyance. “Some of us are trying to watch!”

Sheepishly, Nathan plopped back down and the ceremony continued. Marshal watched it all with wide eyes, trying to commit each pledge to memory. Out of the corner of his eye, he noticed Owlen take out his MirrorPhone and start lazily scrolling through MyChapter. He frowned. Shouldn’t he be paying attention? His focus shifted to the rest of his friends. Amber looked at her long, sharp nails, and yawned. Bella was quietly using her magic on a patch of clover growing through the terrace tiles, letting it wrap around her chair leg.

Marshal’s spirit sank. Once again, he was the only one who cared. Suddenly he felt alone, like he was stranded on a little island with all the passing ships too far away to call out to.

He was distracted from his internal woes when Apple White took the stage. The daughter of Snow White was a legend amongst Ever After High’s students, a person that everyone admired and looked up to, including upperclassmen. She was everything any future fairytale should aspire to be.

She delivered the pledge perfectly, grinning so widely that she could have been mistaken for the daughter of the Cheshire Cat. When she signed the book, the crowd erupted into its loudest and most raucous cheers yet. Someone started tossing confetti in the air, and a few royals tossed their crowns with it. Apple White was the ultimate celebration of destiny.

The celebration died almost instantly when Raven Queen took the stage. Lightning crackled behind her. Marshal sat a little straighter. She was the first future villain to take the stage. Next to him, his friends abandoned their distractions, staring up at the future Evil Queen with wide eyes. Hope stirred in Marshal’s chest. Maybe they cared after all.

He watched with bated breath as Raven nervously stumbled through the pledge. Her key appeared, and the Storybook of Legends flipped open. Raven watched her destiny unfold with a frown. The hope in Marshal’s chest stirred and became something uncomfortable, settling like a pit in his stomach. 

The quill appeared, and Raven reached for it– and then hesitated. Stopped. Suddenly, she pulled her hand back, squared her shoulders, and looked directly into the audience.

“I am Raven Queen,” she announced, her voice powerful and bold. “And I’m going to write my own destiny. My Happily Ever After starts now!”

She slammed the Storybook of Legends shut. Above her head, the projection mirrors shattered and exploded, along with Marshal’s hopes for his future.

Next to him, his friends cheered.

[melanieph321]

A request

"...maybe one were Licha is being the supportive bf he always is and watching the last match at home, when Antony scored a goal and made an assist and was player of the match.

I don't really know if you can do this but don't feel pressured to do them.

thank you and have an amazing day/night <33"

You ask and you shall receive. Hope you don't mind my own twist to it.

Lichantony - Through Thick and Thin

Enjoy!

Although injured, Lisandro supports Antony and his team through thick and thin. Through the good times and the hard times. All from the comfort of his living room couch

The game against Nottingham Forest was a good time, especially for Antony who scored a goal and made an amazing assist.

"Did you see me Licha, did you see my goal?" Antony had rang the door bell but perhaps remembered that Lisandro wouldn't be able to come opened the door for him. Instead he sprinted into the house, shoes on and everything, startling Lisandro on the couch, with the post game commentary still going on in the background.

"Did you run all the way here from Nottingham?" Lisandro had chuckled.

Ecstatic, Antony had thrown himself onto the couch, minding Lisandro's leg of course. The two of them had talk through the game, with Antony reminiscing every play the team had gone through prior to the game. Lisandro didn't ask him to do that but Antony knew that it meant alot to him. It made Lisandro relive the game as if he was actually there, playing with the team. 

Those where the good times.

The bad times on the other hand....

"I'm so fucking stupid!" Antony threw anything he could get his hands on across the room. He had already broken two lamps that stood in the hallway just as one stepped through the door. He didn't take being knocked out of Europa Leauge all that well.

"I should have played better." He said and shifted his head in search for something else to throw.

Lisandro limped on his crutches. "Tony, please stop."

Antony paused, just as he was about to smash a fruit bowl to the ground. His expression mellowed. "You weren't there Licha. You don't understand how I feel right now."

Lisandro sighed. "I wish I'd been there."

"Yeah, maybe then we wouldn't have lost."

Lisandro jumped as the sound of glass breaking caught him of guard.

"How....do we keep making....the same fucking mistakes." Antony smashed his palm against his temple. But by that time Lisandro had had enough. "Hey, hey. Stop it. Look at me." He got in Antony's way, grabbing his hands, preventing them from causing anymore damage to his house, Lisandro wanted to add. He was ready to send Antony home if he kept this up.

"I'm just tired of being underestimated all the time." Antony said, lowering his head to knock against Lisandro's chest.

"I know Tony. I know." He held him tight, wrapping his arms around him. Antony was not just talking about the team. The trash talking from the media was starting to get to him personally. For some reason they kept giving him a hard time, however Antony had been determined to do his talking on the pitch. But with a game like the one against Sevilla, gave his critics a flame to light their tortches with.

"Maybe I'm just not good enough." Antony muttered. His shoulders trembling in Lisandro's embrace.

"Don't say things like that. A game is just a game. We give it our everything and then we move on."

Antony lifted his head meeting the deep brown eyes that were Lisandro's.

"You're right." Antony nodded. He tried to get out of Lisandro's embrace, to show that he could carry himself. However Lisandro's grip was firm.

"Um, Licha?" Antony groaned. "You can let me go now."

"Not until you hug me back."

"But..."

"Hug me back!"

Antony sighed but did what he was told, wrapping his arms around Lisandro's stem. After some resisting Lisandro finally felt Antony relax against him. He pulled back, his hands cupping his face.

"You feeling better now?"

"Yes." Antony muttered, pouting his lips like a fish.

"Are you going to clean my house?"

"Yes." He chuckled.

"Good. Now give me a kiss."

Antony was still smiling against Lisandro's lips as the two of them shared a kiss that made the bad times a little less bad.

[soliloquivm]

⸻ HAN JISUNG. HE + HIM / have you ever heard of BLOW by JACKSON WANG, well, it describes KOREN HAHM to a tee! the TWENTY FIVE year old, and A BARTENDER AT CLOUD NINE was spotted browsing through the stalls at portobello road market last sunday, do you know them? would you say HE is more UNSTEADY or more RESOURCEFUL instead? anyway, they remind me of the loud thumping of music from the dj , the feeling of adventure creeping in your heart and the quiet place in the darkness, maybe you’ll bump into them soon!

tw : death , ptsd

time in notting hill : 1 year birthplace : las vegas , nevada , us ( moved around constantly ) sexuality : bisexual relationship status : single

koren hahm grew up in a military family that moved around from state to state , country to country throughout his more formative years as his father served in the army . while this assisted in offering a more than standard outlook on the world , he learned to pick up on things quickly . he’d never had a set group of friends growing up , but he often formed relationships with those that he met and easily became popular everywhere he went due to his extroverted personality and secret desire for people to like him .

unfortunately , over the summer before starting high school on base in italy , his father was killed overseas . angry , hurt and with only his sister and mother to be there for him , he made the decision to take on some sort of mantle as the so called ‘ head of the household ‘ when they returned to his mother’s hometown in the suburbs of new york . he took care of everything that he could from his younger sister , the cooking and cleaning and helping his mother so that she could maintain a steady job and financially support their family . the moment he was of age , he started to work as a busboy at the local bar , cleaning after closing .

inner turmoil aside , koren maintained the boisterous personality once he started at the new school , forming a close group of friends and would often skip classes to smoke , drink or mess around off campus , but deep down , he always knew what he wanted to do upon graduation - join the military just like his father . at first , his mother didn’t approve when koren handed her the paperwork to start basic training early , but he pushed and prodded until eventually , she caved . koren excelled in boot camp , and once he began his active service , he was swiftly shipped off to the very country his father died in . it didn’t take long for him to rise through the ranks of the army , the need for people to like him carrying over into his training , although his often dismissive attitude would get him into trouble . all that need to be liked also brought on the more reckless side , willing to do just about anything , and not caring for the consequences .

the war took it’s toll on him , after time however , and while koren did everything in his power to mask this , it had been an IED that eventually led him to the decision to not re-enlist . returning home to the suburbs of new york and not wanting to display what became obvious as signs of PTSD around his mother and sister , koren used his military savings to leave the country and purchase a modest home in the nottingham , london , and started working at cloud nine ( as a bartender this time ) to pay the bills .

MORE INFORMATION : ⤀ koren doesn't exactly live a quiet life . since returning home , he's turned to more reckless behavior such as drinking , fighting and making it a point to make friends with all the wrong kinds of people .

⤀ knowing the risk he could be , however , he did begin going to therapy for his PTSD and still goes to weekly group meetings with other veterans .

⤀ koren has a tendency to come off as an asshole more so now than he ever did prior to leaving the military . he's blunt and sarcastic , but also maintains the softer side of him , though that is only shown to those that he would call his close friends -- and even they aren't immune to his behavior , though that doesn't mean he wouldn't do everything in his power to help them in need .

⤀ he wears his father's dog tags every day , his own are locked away in a safe .

⤀ while one side of him may appear aggressive , koren is an avid acoustic guitar player and songwriter , and will go to a small coffee shop to play his music on occasion , but this is another secret he has never shared with anyone , even his closest friends .

[theviewfromthebooth]

Slot's first Setback

The honeymoon is over. 

After a perfect start to the Premier League campaign, Liverpool and Arne Slot came back to earth with a bump, as they lost at home to a limited but spirited Nottingham Forest. The Dutchman may have been denied the August Manager of the Month award by fellow newcomer Fabian Hürzeler at Brighton, but he wasn’t spared its fabled curse. 

It was a game and a performance that never  got going, as Liverpool looked sluggish and sloppy throughout. As they took greater risks in search of the breakthrough, Callum Hudson-Odoi delivered the classic sucker punch, with the only move and finish of true quality that the game produced.

With a daunting run of seven games in twenty-two days ahead, there was always a feeling that Liverpool's season started here, despite all of the early positivity. The dominant question on the lips of reporters and supporters has been rotation; How much, who and when?

Slot’s answer was as matter of fact as his every utterance since assuming the head coach position at Anfield; none as yet. Same team, same bench, with no spot as yet for new boy Federico Chiesa. 

The Dutchman's aim was to pretend the first intrusive international break of the season hadn’t happened, that his preferred starting XI were ready to put another team slowly but surely to the sword, as they had done with Ipswich, Brentford and Manchester United.

From very early on that illusion appeared flawed, as the rust developed from time away with other teammates and other managers was more prominent than the rhythm built up over the opening three wins each with a clean sheet. Forest came to frustrate, as Nuno Espirito Santo packed his side with five central midfielders at the expense of his sharpest attacking threats - wingers Callum Hudson-Odoi and Anthony Elanga. 

Like Ipswich, the Forest plan was to squeeze the contest into a compact impenetrable box. However unlike the opening day, Liverpool found it hard to exploit the space out wide that this tactic provides.

Their passing - and crucially their decision-making - was nowhere near as crisp. With the exception of the largely excellent Ryan Gravenberch, Liverpool players gave the ball away too easily, allowing Forest’s aggressive tackling to bear fruit. It was a day when Slot's apparent obsession with duels began to make sense, as the away side grew in confidence with every contest won, pushing the boundaries of referee Michael Oliver without straying over the lines.

Anfield grew more restless with every stray pass, clearly assuming that their as-yet unbeaten opponents shouldn’t be causing this much trouble. 

On the hour mark, came the changes. Whether this was pre-planned or a result of Forest’s obduracy is unclear, but it was the first time a Slot move raised real eyebrows since Jarrel Quansah’s half time hooking at Portman Road. 

Alexis Mac Allister, yet to produce his best in a red shirt immediately after wearing a blue and white one for Argentina, was replaced not by the expected Curtis Jones but by Conor Bradley, releasing Trent Alexander-Arnold into midfield. The removal of Diogo Jota & Luis Diaz for Cody Gakpo and Darwin Nunez was more predictable, with the Uruguayan in particular hopeful to impact the season for the first time against his favourite opponents.  

For all of the talk last season of the potential for Alexander-Arnold to become a number 6, it was Dominic Szoboszlai who retreated alongside Gravenberch, with the Scouser tasked with occupying the Forest defenders and supplying his forwards. It was a formation that naturally incurs more risk than we’ve seen from Slot so far, but as the second half ticked by without any sense of inevitability building towards Matt Sels' goal, it was a risk deemed as essential. 

The trouble with taking risks is that sometimes you have to deal with the consequences. Forest became more dangerous on the break with the second half introductions of Hudson-Odoi and Elanga. Nuno’s plan was to take the game as deep as he could, shorn of his preferred starting midfield duo of Danilo and Ibrahima Sangare through injury. The Portuguese asked debutant James Ward-Prowse and player of the month Elliott Anderson to commit to the dirty work of closing spaces and harrying Liverpool into mistakes, before the flair men came in to win the game.

On 72 minutes Hudson-Odoi did exactly that, cutting inside Bradley and curling a shot in off the far post. Alisson may have believed it was going wide as he didn’t dive, a decision that added to the sense of disbelief and anger that echoed around the ground. 

Slot’s response was to introduce even more risk, replacing Andy Robertson and Ibrahima Konate with Kostas Tsimikas and Jones, this time with  Gravenberch dropping deeper to operate alongside Van Dijk in defence. The pursuit of urgency produced uncertainty, as the absence of calm heads on the pitch and in the stands became telling. 

As their title race petered out last season, there was a feeling that Liverpool’s frantic feverish attack had become rushed - an element that Slot had appeared keen to eliminate. Embracing the chaos at this stage might have seemed like giving his players a familiar comfort - the footballing equivalent of a cheat meal - but all it did was increase the confusion. 

Liverpool were unable to generate shots on target, let alone any attacking momentum. The majority of attacks seemed to die at the feet of Mohammed Salah, bad timing after a fortnight in which his new contract was the dominant conversation. After causing shockwaves by announcing that this was his last Liverpool season at Old Trafford, this performance proved that the decision to give him whatever he wants isn’t as simple as it first appeared. 

The Egyptian wasn’t alone in underwhelming - Gakpo and Nunez were anonymous, and Alexander-Arnold’s foray into midfield was another failed experiment. In truth no one came out of this performance with much credit except for the ecstatic opponents, planting their flag on this ground for the first time since Neil Armstrong did the same on the moon.

Slot now gets to see how his team deals with adversity, and for all the talk of the challenges of the incoming rush of games, one suspects the head coach will be happy for the chance to get that stinker out of their system in three day's time.

[existentialmagazine]

Review: Empowering listeners, the vibrant pop artist Lucy Crisp shares her new infectiously upbeat anthem ‘Locked Down’ laced with an inspiring message

Since her 2020 debut, Lucy Crisp has found herself pouring her infectious activism into songs that cannot help but delve deep within. As this Nottingham-based pop singer and songwriter uses her personal experience of living with Cystic Fibrosis as a core part of her empowerment, she seeks to create a safe space for her fans to feel comfortably vulnerable. Now sharing her second track from her upcoming debut EP ‘65 Roses’, Lucy proudly bares yet another parallel of sunny sound with more meaning seeping within in ‘Locked Down.’

Bright and vibrant in aura right from its shimmering beginnings, ‘Locked Down’ makes sure to shine into your eardrums straight from pressing play. Dancing in through a bedroom pop and synth pop daze, Lucy immediately clasps around you with a dominant scattered electronic beat you won’t be able to shake yourself free from. Slowly building with the addition of colourful drawn-out guitar strums, the easy-going lacing of sound entices you in and never lets you go. Complemented gorgeously with Lucy’s confidently soaring vocals, her clean and powerful words ensure they’ll be ringing through your mind long after pressing play, urging you sing along before you even know the words. Driving dominant beats climb in for the choruses push, a crash of momentum that’ll see you dancing along at full force. Allowing Lucy to stretch her vocals even more prominently, the chorus bursts from the seams and flows emphatically with the addition of heavenly backing vocal harmonies. Progressively building as things progress forwards, the track slowly incorporates more and more sparkling layers of sound, an arrangement of electronic subtleties made even more grand by their entwining. There’s not a second of ‘Locked Down’ you won’t feel completely inspired by, as Lucy serenades you with the most addictive of musical concoctions.

Filled with pick-me-up optimism, Lucy writes ‘Locked Down’ with an empowering message of feeling unstoppable despite any adversities. Without allowing any limitations to be placed upon her, Lucy found herself reflecting on her feelings amidst the COVID-19 lockdown as someone with a disability, striving to not allow anything to stop her thriving. As she opens with the all-too relatable line ‘I’ve been stuck in a game for the past two years, nothing has ever stayed the same’, Lucy not just delves into her own experiences but seeks you to do the same, allowing yourself the grace for going through an unexpected few years of tumultuous times. Finding herself longing for company, lyrics like ‘everyone disappeared, had to hold back the tears’ perhaps don’t just relate to COVID’s interjection but also the loss of her friends that have moved away and started anew. Double-edged nods like ‘I’m not the person I used to be’ carry both the sadness of what has been lost and the growth of who she has become all in one, stronger and self-empowered but in ways still mourning who she once was. Continuing ‘one day I’ll leave this town and nothing can stop me now’, Lucy finds herself looking within and not allowing anything to hold her back from what she wants. Refusing to be stuck behind while everyone else moves forward, Lucy embraces every part of herself and her identity, feeling only more fuelled by the adversities she faces that she continues to prove cannot restrict her immense talents from exceeding well above and beyond.

Check out ‘Locked Down’ here for a definite mood booster filled with contagious lyrics and technicolour sounds!

Written by: Tatiana Whybrow

Photo Credits: Unknown

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Restoring Dental Health and Smiles: Exploring Root Canals at Smilestyle Signature Dental Care in Nottingham

When tooth pain strikes, it can be disruptive to your daily life and overall well-being. Fortunately, modern dentistry offers a solution to alleviate the discomfort and preserve your natural smile – root canal therapy. At Smilestyle Signature Dental Care in Nottingham, a team of skilled professionals provides top-tier root canal treatments. In this blog, we'll delve into the world of root canals, highlighting the expertise and patient-centred care offered at Smilestyle Signature Dental Care.

Understanding Root Canal Therapy

Root canal therapy, also known as endodontic treatment, is a dental procedure designed to save a severely damaged or infected tooth. This treatment becomes necessary when the pulp – the innermost part of the tooth – becomes infected due to deep decay, cracks, or trauma. During a root canal, the infected pulp is carefully removed, and the interior of the tooth is cleaned, disinfected, and sealed to prevent further infection.

The Smilestyle Signature Dental Care Difference

Choosing Smilestyle Signature Dental Care for your root canal treatment ensures that you receive the highest level of care and expertise. Here's what sets them apart:

1. Experienced Professionals: The dental team at Smilestyle Signature Dental Care boasts extensive experience in performing root canals. Their expertise ensures that your procedure is efficient, comfortable, and successful.

2. State-of-the-Art Technology: Smilestyle Signature Dental Care stays at the forefront of dental technology, utilizing advanced equipment to enhance the precision and effectiveness of root canal procedures. This commitment to innovation results in optimal outcomes for patients.

3. Patient-Centered Approach: Your comfort and well-being are paramount at Smilestyle Signature Dental Care. The friendly and compassionate staff goes above and beyond to ensure you feel at ease throughout the entire process.

4. Customized Care: No two patients are alike, and neither are their dental needs. Smilestyle Signature Dental Care creates personalized treatment plans tailored to your specific condition, ensuring the best possible results.

5. Comprehensive Dental Services: Beyond root canal therapy, Smilestyle Signature Dental Care offers a wide range of dental services, including cosmetic dentistry, restorative treatments, and preventive care. This comprehensive approach allows you to address all your dental needs under one roof.

The Root Canal Process at Smilestyle Signature Dental Care

1. Consultation: Your journey begins with a thorough examination and consultation. The dental team evaluates your oral health and discusses your symptoms, creating a clear understanding of your condition.

2. Treatment Planning: If a root canal is recommended, the team at Smilestyle Signature Dental Care will outline a detailed treatment plan, addressing your concerns and answering any questions you may have.

3. Root Canal Procedure: During the procedure, the infected pulp is gently removed, and the tooth is cleaned and disinfected. Once the interior is prepared, the tooth is sealed with a biocompatible material to prevent further infection.

4. Restoration: In many cases, a tooth that has undergone a root canal may require a crown to restore its strength and appearance. Smilestyle Signature Dental Care offers high-quality, custom-crafted dental crowns that blend seamlessly with your natural teeth.

If you're experiencing tooth pain or suspect an infection, root canal therapy at Smilestyle Signature Dental Care in Nottingham is the answer to your concerns. With their experienced team, cutting-edge technology, and patient-centered approach, you can rest assured that your dental health is in capable hands. Say goodbye to discomfort and hello to a healthier, happier smile – schedule a consultation with Smilestyle Signature Dental Care today and take the first step towards preserving your natural teeth and achieving optimal oral health.

Smilestyle Signature Dental Care

359 Nuthall Road

Aspley

Nottingham

NG8 5BU

Tel: 0115 9003034

Email: info@smile-style.co.uk

Web: https://smilestyle.co.uk/

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Lyon - Churches, Murals, Steps, and Food.

Churches: On the hill, dominating the city is the Basilica de Notre Dame de Fourviere, a Belle Epoque monstrosity with an interior that is decorated like a cheap Indian restaurant; over-ornamented, over-decorated, over-gilded. It does not so much lead the faithful to thoughtful prayer but rather scares them to damnation for their sins. Below it, on the Saone, is the medieval Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist which was built from the 12th to 15th centuries when they knew how to build proper churches. It has a beautiful facade and a light, calming interior decorated with moving portraits by Patrick Marques that slowed down even this miserable atheist into long moments of quiet contemplation.

Murals: In Lyon they like to paint people on walls. The Fresque de Lyonnais attempts to put every famous person into the frame whilst the Mur des Canuts shows a collage of everyday folk in the Croix-Rousse neighborhood; the former heart of the silk trade that created Lyon’s wealth. The famous deserve a fresco; everyone else just gets a wall. Both murals have been changed over the years; the fresco has added the newly famous footballers and music stars and the wall has been modernised to show ATMs, cars being charged, and current clothes and brands. The chef, Paul Bocuse, gets his very own homage alongside the very up-market food and restaurant complex named in his honour.

Steps: Old Lyon is on two hills where the Saone meets the Rhone so be prepared to climb one of dozens of stairways. I counted over a thousand steps to get from the river to the Basilica. These stairs are called out separately in the list of UNESCO-worthy parts of town. So, when you visit, get to know the excellent public transport system that still has trolleybuses connected to overhead power. Lyon and my home town of Nottingham both installed these systems in the 1930s but Nottingham shamefully got ride of them in the 1960s; in Lyon they are quiet, clean, and fast.

Food: Specialities from Lyon include Quenelles de Brochet, Pâté en Croute, and Tablier de Sapeur. Translated to English these are pike wrapped in mashed spuds, pork pie, and Fireman’s Apron which is deep fried tripe. Nothing very mouthwatering there.

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Do you need a Flexible cleaning package?

Keeping your house clean and tidy can be a real chore, especially when you have a busy schedule. It can be difficult to find the time to scrub and polish your home, especially when you have to juggle work, family, and other commitments. Fortunately, there is a solution – domestic cleaning services.

If you live in Nottingham, you can take advantage of the domestic cleaning services offered by CS Cleaning. We are a reputable cleaning company with years of experience, providing top-quality cleaning services to homeowners in the area. Here are a few reasons why you should choose us for your domestic cleaning needs.

Professional and reliable cleaning services

At CS Cleaning, we understand that you need a reliable and trustworthy cleaning service. That's why we only employ the best cleaners who are fully trained and have extensive experience in the field. Our cleaners are background-checked and insured, so you can rest assured that your home is in safe hands. We take pride in our work and aim to provide a professional, efficient, and friendly service.

Flexible cleaning packages

We understand that every household has different cleaning needs. That's why we offer flexible cleaning packages to suit your requirements. We can provide regular cleaning services on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis, or a one-off deep clean to give your home a thorough spruce up. Our cleaners can also work around your schedule, so you can have your home cleaned at a time that is convenient for you.

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At CS Cleaning, we believe that everyone should be able to enjoy a clean and tidy home without breaking the bank. That's why we offer affordable cleaning services that are tailored to your budget. We provide competitive rates without compromising on the quality of our services. With us, you can get a professional and reliable cleaning service at an affordable price.

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Leeds United: Meslier, Ayling, Koch, Aaronson (Sinisterra 70), Roca (Greenwood 88), Harrison, Adams, Rodrigo (Bamford 79), Struijk, Gnonto, Wober.

Subs not used: Robles, Firpo, Llorente, Rutter, Kristensen, Gelhardt. Another game that we were unable to win, but at least we didn't lose it. Although Leeds had most of the possession, there was always a chance that Brentford would break quickly, get behind our defence and score a smash and grab goal. They used the width of the pitch well, whereas we were too narrow and congested yet again. The way we press often results in a crowd of Leeds players getting in each other's way and when we lose the ball deep in the other team's half we're always liable to give them a scoring opportunity. There wasn't actually much in the way of goalmouth action at either end throughout. The Leeds team tried hard as usual but never really looked like making a breakthrough. On the plus side, Willy Gnonto was our MOTM again, Luis Sinisterra and Patrick Bamford got some more minutes on the pitch, Max Wober looked solid and we kept a clean sheet. We're halfway through the season now (although we've already played Aston Villa and Brentford twice, and haven't played ManU or Nottingham Forest yet) and we have a dismal total of 18 points. We're in 15th place, one point above the bottom three. Jesse Marsch keeps saying things like "we're on the right track" and "we're getting there" but it's increasingly difficult to believe that we will ever actually get anywhere under his leadership.

[thetoxicgamer]

Dead Island 2 Was Always Going to Be Set in Los Angeles, Even After Three Developers

A short time after the first Dead Island's release and a little more than a year after Dead Island Riptide, the lacklustre and repetitive sequel that at least carried on the story of the survivors from the previous game, Dead Island 2 was revealed. After Riptide, the developer Deep Silver created a few spinoffs, including Escape Dead Island, Dead Island: Epidemic, and the 16-bit beat 'em up Dead Island Retro Revenge. However, despite being mentioned over ten years ago, a full-scale, numbered sequel has yet to be produced. The first iteration of Dead Island 2 was helmed by Spec Ops: The Line developer Yager, as Dead Island developer Techland had parted ways with the property and worked on Dying Light. Deep Silver then handed over development of the game to LittleBigPlanet 3 developer Sumo Digital in 2016, but then, in 2019, Deep Silver announced that Homefront: The Revolution developer Dambuster Studios would be handling Dead Island 2. And that studio has been working on this game since 2018. In my cover story trip to Dambuster’s Nottingham, England studio, various members on the team told me it started with a fresh, clean slate for Dead Island 2. But curiously, Dead Island 2, due out in April, is still set in Los Angeles, California, the setting revealed in the game’s first reveal trailer in 2014. Despite seemingly having the opportunity to make Dead Island 2 precisely what it wanted it to be in every way, Dambuster stuck with LA, lovingly referred to in-game and by the studio as Hell-A. I asked game director David Stenton about this decision and apparently, a different setting was never really on the table. “I don’t remember there being a lot of debate about doing anything other than LA,” Stenton tells me. “I think for us, we wanted to apply real focus to the game… to the combat and that also extends to the setting as well. LA is such a fantastic iconic location, we didn’t really feel like we needed to bring in any other areas.” Stenton is likely alluding to the game’s original logo when it was first revealed in 2014. The D in “Dead” features the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco's iconic landmark. Dambuster tells me that Dead Island 2 will take place in Los Angeles exclusively, so don’t plan on making your way to San Francisco or any other California locations in the main campaign. “It just gives us so much opportunity… for the game that we wanted to make, so it wasn’t really a big debate,” Stenton says. It’s important to note, however, that despite what the team says about sticking with LA, using the same location from the original reveal – the location fans have assumed Dead Island 2 takes place in for nearly a decade – doesn’t hurt the marketing of this game. While the team feels confident LA is the place for its zombie game, it might also just have made the decision to stick with the location fans have presumed as this sequel’s setting for so long. “We started with a clean slate, absolutely, with our own vision,” Stenton says. “We’re not looking too much at sort of what happened in the past or looking at too many other games out there. We’re just really focused on, ‘How do we want to make Dead Island 2 absolutely phenomenal?’ and bring it up to date and deliver a game that we think fans will really enjoy.” For more, read our feature about why Dambuster Studios thinks Los Angeles makes for a great Dead Island experience, even if the city isn’t an actual island. Read the full article

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