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androgynoussublimeangel · 5 years ago

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All I've been able to think about lately is Junkrat having no sense of self worth. Being so young when the downfall of the outback began I can imagine he was abandoned or separated from his parents so early on it doesnt make much a difference. He only remembers being alone and we know when he meets roadhog he's already missing limbs and disliked by the remaining junkers in Oz so it's not hard to imagine Junkrat hasn't been treated kindly. He doesn't know how to be loved or what it's like to be treated with unconditional kindness. He's never been taught he's worthy of love thus he simply accepts that maybe he isn't worthy of love at all.

While he and Roadhog eventually become partners then eventually romantic partners too Mako never realizes that Jamie has never once thought Mako would actually settle for him. (I'm my mind Mako had a wife, possibly a child, before the crisis who unfortunately died)

It isn't until they join Overwatch, if you can call choosing between prison and a technically illegal ragtag team of vigilantes a choice. That Mako is coming to retrieve Jamie from one if his 'playdates' with Hana and Lucio that he hears them talking and stops just in the doorway to listen.

Hana and Lucio are jokingly talking about relationships in Overwatch and obviously trying to tease Jamie ask when he and Mako will get married. In which Jamie responds,

"Oh he ain't ever gonna marry me," Junkrat doesnt even bother looking up from the junk he's tinkering with "I'm just uh, wha'da call it, placeholder er something."

Hana and Lucio share an alarmed looked, slightly disturbed by Jamie's nonchalance and seeming carefree tone.

"Jamie!" Hana chastises, "dont say that, where would you even get an idea like that!?" Junkrat shrugs still unbothered and not looking up or noticing his friends worry.

"Well it's not hard to guess, he had a wife. Before everything went to shit I mean, ya know before Oz became a flaming shithole!" Jamie giggles madly, waving his screwdriver wildly. "He has a picture of 'em that he always carries. Thought he could hide it from ol' Junkrat but I can be sneaky too!" He says the final statement rather proudly.

"Easy to figure I can't be as good of a fuck, especially considering I dont got the right parts and all." Junkrat continues still oblivious to his friends mounting discomfort. "Not as soft as a shiela, less squishy and too boney like that angel lady is always griping at me about!"

"Angela is just worried about your health Jamie, I know you're doing a lot better now but you could still use some more body fat." Lucio soothes despite the ache that's been slowly creeping into his heart.

"Yeah, yeah what'ver ya say froggy but I mean considering how much I'm paying him to protect me I wasn't surprised when he wanted a start bumping uglies." Junkrat pauses now in his tinkering. Resting his chin in his palm appearing almost thoughtful. "After all wasn't like he could go chase tail and watch my back at the same time so guess it was more convenient to keep me on my back!"

Junkrat cackles. Hana and Lucio wince at his crassness.

"But not like I was gonna say no to a fine bloke like 'im! I mean have you seen 'im. Hooley dooley." The blonde Junker sighs dreamily. "'Sides once he gets tired a me and finds something better I'll still have plenty of memories." Junkrat flashes another too wide smile pressing the tip of the screwdriver to his temple. "Enough that even all my screws loose I wont be able to forget!"

He happily goes back to his little project humming without a tune. Hanna and Lucio seem at a loss looking at each other with equal amounts of sadness and worry.

Mako stands in the shadows of the doorway. A cold knot that had been forming as he'd listened sitting heavy in his stomach. An ache in his heart he'd thought he'd never feel again and a determined line setting his mouth.

He was going to teach Jamie what it meant to be loved and he was going to teach that mangy twink just how much he deserved to love himself.

Hope you enjoyed my 3 am angst/whump/fluff??? Plot bunny session. Will I someday write a full fledged roadrat fic?? The world may never know

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silviatorani · 5 years ago

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Racconti #2

Ehilà, da quanto tempo!

Quest’estate ho lavorato ad alcuni racconti e credo sia il momento giusto per un nuovo aggiornamento (dato che l’estate è finita da due mesi, sai com’è).

“This world you live in is not a place for someone like you.”

–A Different Kind Of Human, AURORA

Ho scritto Nave madre per A Ticket To Write lo scorso agosto (ne ho parlato qui e qui). Non sono riuscita a terminarlo entro il viaggio di andata, ma ho sfruttato i due giorni di permanenza ad Aquisgrana e il viaggio di ritorno per finirlo.

Trama: Carlo si è appena trasferito in una nuova scuola e viene subito preso di mira dai bulli per il suo peso. L’unico compagno di classe che vuole fare amicizia con lui è Luca, anche lui vittima di bullismo. Luca racconta a Carlo di avere origini extraterrestri e Carlo lo asseconda, credendo che si tratti di un gioco a cui Luca gli sta chiedendo di giocare. I bambini fanno amicizia e Carlo interviene in soccorso di Luca durante un episodio di bullismo, ma a quel punto Luca gli rivela che la nave aliena sta per venire a prenderlo e gli chiede di andare via con lui.

POV: Prima persona presente dal punto di vista di Carlo.

Playlist:

Little Boy In The Grass - AURORA

Through The Eyes Of A Child - AURORA

Under The Water - AURORA

A Different Kind Of Human - AURORA

Mothership - AURORA

Tiny Alien - Katie Melua

The Tourist - Message To Bears

Personaggi: È possibile che in fase di editing cambierò i nomi dei protagonisti perché erano pensati per essere dei placeholder, ma forse mi ci sto affezionando. Vedremo.

Carlo

appassionato di geologia

disperatamente in cerca di un amico

insospettabile romantico

bravo ad ascoltare

Luca

convinto di essere un alieno

ossessionato dallo spazio

estremamente socievole e loquace

ha una fortissima immaginazione

Madre di Luca

madre single

fricchettona

vegetariana

brava a cucinare

Estratto:

Prende uno sgabello, lo accosta alla parete e ci sale sopra. Allunga una mano e indica un punto su uno dei poster. È così basso che deve comunque mettersi in punta di piedi.

«Vedi questo puntino qui, nella periferia di Andromeda? È la galassia M32. Il mio pianeta si trova lì. In questo periodo dell’anno, se ti allontani abbastanza dalla città e il cielo è limpido, di notte puoi vederlo.»

Prendo un’altra pietra.

«E lì com’è?»

Abbassa la mano e guarda il poster con la testa piegata all’indietro.

«È come un grande oceano, solo che l’acqua in realtà è il cielo e tutti galleggiano e possono respirare. Quello che senti diventa una luce sulla pelle e ogni emozione ha un colore diverso, così sai sempre se qualcuno è triste e lo puoi aiutare. Poi nessuno ti prende in giro se sei diverso, perché tutti lì sono sé stessi e ognuno può essere diverso dagli altri.»

«Sembra bello.»

Si volta e sorride.

«Se vuoi, puoi venire anche tu. Quando verranno a prendermi.»

Per un attimo mi sono dimenticato che è solo un gioco.

A che punto sono: Non avendo avuto a disposizione una connessione internet durante la stesura ho dovuto rinunciare ad alcune ricerche di cui prima di iniziare non mi aspettavo avrei avuto bisogno e che invece si sono rivelate abbastanza importanti per la caratterizzazione dei protagonisti, quindi il testo ha qualche buco che dovrà essere riempito con una buona enciclopedia sulle rocce e i minerali. A parte questo, il risultato mi ha lasciato molto soddisfatta, devo solo risolvere qualche problema di chiarezza e rivedere il finale che risulta un po’ affrettato.

“Hate followed him gently, black seeds in his heart, roots tearing the love in him apart.”

–Churchyard, AURORA

Ho iniziato questo racconto nell’agosto 2018 e dopo aver scritto un paio di paragrafi l’ho messo da parte per mesi. A gennaio l’ho ripreso in mano e ho finito la prima stesura, ma quest’estate ho fatto vari giri di revisione.

Trama: Berlino, 1933. Konrad vive solo da quando la moglie è rimasta uccisa in un attentato diretto a lui e la figlia se n’è andata di casa per vivere con un mezzo ebreo. Una sera si reca al raduno della sua squadra di SA, ma ad aspettarlo trova solo Dieter, ultimo acquisto della squadra e amante della figlia. Fino a quel giorno è stato l’unico a conoscenza delle sue origini e non l’ha mai denunciato per pudore nei confronti della figlia ma, mentre camminano verso la sede della loro sezione, viene a sapere che Marlene ha lasciato Dieter sei mesi fa e nonostante questo si rifiuta ancora di tornare a casa.

POV: Prima persona presente dal punto di vista di Konrad.

Playlist:

Put the Blame On Meme - Rita Hayworth

Amado Mio - Rita Hayworth

As Time Goes By - Dooley Wilson

Churchyard - AURORA

O Tannebaum - canto tradizionale

Personaggi:

Konrad (nel racconto non viene mai detto il suo nome)

reduce della prima guerra mondiale e nazista della prima ora

troppo orgoglioso per fare un passo indietro

vive soltanto per la sua divisa

è così accecato dall’odio da non vedere quello che ha perso

Dieter

contraddizione vivente

ebreo da parte di madre

ha rinnegato le sue origini per essere accettato

fumatore incallito

Marlene

incolpa suo padre della morte della madre

ha lasciato Dieter quando si è unito alle SA

simbolo della vita a cui Konrad e Dieter hanno rinunciato

Gertie

l’amica ubriaca™

fa la ballerina in uno spettacolo di varietà

ospita Marlene in una catapecchia in affitto

Estratto:

Allunga la mano e sfiora una delle rose. Alcuni petali cadono sull’erba davanti alla lapide. «Queste le ha portate Marlene…»

«Come lo sai?»

Si volta verso di me. Magari ha mentito e si vedono ancora. Magari la segue.

Spingo un piede più a fondo nella ghiaia.

��Hai detto che non la vedi da mesi. Come sai che le ha portate lei?»

Torna a guardare la lapide.

«Conosco i suoi gusti.»

Chiude gli occhi, avvicina il naso e inspira l’odore delle rose. Lo immagino fare lo stesso ai capelli di Marlene. È quasi pornografico.

«Andiamo avanti. Non c’è tempo da perdere.»

Torna a guardarmi, rannicchiato davanti alla lapide con le ginocchia piegate. Sarebbe così facile dargli un calcio e buttarlo per terra. Il cimitero è deserto, non ci sono testimoni. Quanto forte dovrei colpirlo per non dargli la possibilità di difendersi?

A che punto sono: Quello che mi interessava mostrare con questa storia era come i due protagonisti, nonostante siano molto diversi tra loro, siano accomunati dalla stessa estraneità alla vita e abbiano entrambi rinunciato alla propria umanità in nome di una causa di cui non ricordano più le ragioni. Non sono ancora sicura di esserci riuscita: la parte che mi ha dato più difficoltà è stato definire una trama, dato che non succede quasi niente ed è tutto molto basato sull’interazione dei due personaggi. Al momento il racconto sta venendo letto da un beta e spero che il suo feedback mi aiuti a capire come aggiustare il tiro.

Questo mese ho scritto anche altri racconti partecipando al Writober di @enerimess, ma sono tanti e non ho ancora deciso come (e se) ne parlerò qui sul blog, dato che non credo di perseguirli tutti. Ho anche avuto qualche idea per il titolo della raccolta che mi piacerebbe mettere insieme e a cui forse lavorerò durante il NaNoWriMo (non riesco a decidere se partecipare o no!), ma sarebbe davvero troppo per questo aggiornamento, quindi per il momento mi fermo qui.

A presto!

–Silvia

#racconti #aggiornamento #nave madre #cacciatori di streghe #playlist

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junker-town · 6 years ago

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The Broncos are in love with Drew Lock

John Elway has made his admiration of the Missouri quarterback blatant.

For the second year in a row, the Denver Broncos find themselves picking in the top 10 of the NFL Draft. Last year, Denver smartly took defensive end Bradley Chubb. Twelve sacks later, and Chubb had one of the best seasons for a rookie in the NFL.

Denver overall had arguably the best rookie class in the NFL last season. Undrafted free agent running back Phillip Lindsay had 1,278 yards from scrimmage and 10 touchdowns. Linebacker Josey Jewell looks like a starter, as do wide receivers DaeSean Hamilton and Courtland Sutton.

If the Broncos can land a few more starters in the 2019 draft, they’ll no longer be picking in the top 10. Of course, that starts with hitting on the No. 10 overall pick. Will they? Scotty Payne of Mile High Report has an idea in the SB Nation NFL writers’ mock draft of what they might do.

10. Denver Broncos: Drew Lock, QB, Missouri

Payne: Denver Broncos general manager John Elway’s love for Drew Lock is well documented. Elway and then right-hand man Gary Kubiak scouted Lock during the season, and Elway told anyone who was listening about how much he loved Lock at the Senior Bowl. Now they have Lock heading to the Broncos’ practice facility for a top-30 pre-draft visit in the coming days. It just makes too much sense not to happen.

Yes, the Broncos acquired quarterback Joe Flacco in a trade this offseason, but he simply just replaced Case Keenum as the placeholder for the position. Add in Flacco’s lack of any guaranteed money in his deal going forward and you have an easy transition to go from Flacco to Lock in a year or two.

Lock needs some development, but they did hire former 49ers quarterbacks coach Rich Scangarello to be the team’s offensive coordinator. He made a name for himself in San Francisco by developing Nick Mullens into a capable starting quarterback. So the Broncos will be hoping Scangarello can work the same magic on a more talented Drew Lock.

John Elway likely has one last chance at drafting his quarterback of the future for the Broncos, and he’s going to go all-in on Drew Lock for better or for worse.

Analysis: There are two distinct philosophies when it comes to making picks for a mock draft. Yes, it is that deep. The first philosophy is that of what should happen. In the SB Nation NFL writers’ mock draft, that was on display with Jacksonville getting Ohio State quarterback Dwayne Haskins at No. 7. Lock being mocked to Denver is the what could happen philosophy.

This pick shouldn’t happen. Lock is an erratic, but talented, quarterback. He showed marked improvement in his final season at Missouri under offensive coordinator Derek Dooley. Still, he is an extremely raw and inaccurate passer. It’s hard to defend him as a top-10 pick. But given Elway’s background, don’t be surprised if it happens.

Top five remaining players:

8. Jeffery Simmons, DT, Mississippi State

10. Christian Wilkins, DT, Clemson

12. Rashan Gary, DE, Michigan

13. Josh Jacobs, RB, Alabama

14. Montez Sweat, DE, Mississippi State

Up next in our mock draft is Jason Marcum of Cincy Jungle making the pick for the Bengals.

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incorrect-darkside-detective · 4 months ago

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PD: I drank all the water in my bowl earlier. But just now I returned to the same bowl and it was full again. The bowl is haunted.

Devon, with a pitcher in hand: What really creeps me out is that you can talk.

#The Darkside Detective #Darkside Detective #Incorrect quotes #Source: Unknown #Devon Turner #Bloodwolf Devon #Placeholder Dooley

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usatrendingsports · 7 years ago

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Aware of perceived shortcomings, Derek Dooley out to stiff-arm doubters in new role

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Derek Dooley plopped a 500-page ring-bound playbook on his desk for emphasis.

“You want to see the dumbest thing I can do?” Missouri’s new offensive coordinator asked. “It’s to say, ‘Here’s what we’re running, boys.’ “

The playbook contains the Dallas Cowboys’ offensive install from one of the five years Dooley coached receivers in Big D (2013-17).

“I showed Drew [Lock],” Dooley said of the elite quarterback he has inherited at Mizzou. “He’s looking like, ‘Holy shit!”

Lock is coming off a record-setting season in which he threw the most touchdown passes (44) in SEC history. After deciding to bypass next month’s draft, the soon-to-be senior is locked in as one of the top quarterback prospects in 2019.

He is also a piece of the fulcrum on which the careers of Dooley and coach Barry Odom may tilt.

Missouri’s confident, gregarious, outgoing offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach is comfortable in his own skin. Still, he gets why folks are questioning his credentials for this job.

In his 21-year career, Dooley has never called an offensive play or coached quarterbacks.

Yet he was hired to do both by the Tigers following the departure of Josh Heupel to UCF.

“Sure, it should matter,” Dooley said of questions about his experience. “It’s fair. … You know you’re going to make first-time mistakes, but you hope it’s overcome by all this other experience that some coordinators don’t have.”

That experience has included climbing the coaching ladder with Nick Saban at both LSU and the Miami Dolphins (2000-06). It includes a starter head coaching job at Louisiana Tech (2007-09) before the harsh reality of Tennessee (2010-12).

“I can give you 800 excuses, but at the end of the day, I had three years and I didn’t get it done,” said Dooley, who was dismissed after a three-year record of 15-21 with the Vols.

“Prior to 2012, my whole career had been like this [gesturing upward]. Everything worked,” he added. “Like any young person, you think you got it. That’s what life does to you. It cuts your balls off.”

There is something about a fired coach in the SEC these days. They become celebrity lightning rods. Sometimes they are mocked. It’s not just a firing; it’s a branding.

For various failings, these former SEC head coaches are off the field at the moment: Hugh Freeze, Butch Jones, Bret Bielema and Les Miles.

“The narrative of my tenure every time is [it’s] the disaster of all-time,” Dooley said. “I get all that. What they don’t see is we lost four SEC games on the last drive that last year. We were an abomination on defense. It wasn’t like we were getting run out of the stadium.”

Then Dooley caught himself. He’s going down a well-traveled road of excuses. He promised himself he wasn’t going to do that when he got fired.

“I called some former head guys who had been in that situation,” he said. “I was struggling. You hear them just venting, so angry, blaming. You know how coaches are, ‘It ain’t my fault.'”

Dooley and Cowboys tight end Jason Witten — a former Tennessee star — had a running joke whenever they heard the blame game.

“Hey, nobody really gives a shit,” Dooley said.

It took Odom four days in early January to hire Dooley, who either left on his own or was fired from the Cowboys after those five seasons. It doesn’t really matter now.

“It wasn’t like he threw a dart,” Dooley said. “The one thing that has come to light … everywhere you go, how you treat people, how you work, comes back.”

The pair share the same representative in super-agent Jimmy Sexton. Odom says he heard good things about Dooley from former Mizzou assistant Matt Eberflus, who worked with him in Dallas.

“The amount of decisions he had to make as a head coach, he’s going to be OK if he has to make a [short yardage] call,” Odom said of Dooley. “He worked for Nick Saban for seven years.

“If you’re not pretty good, you’re not going to last in that system. He was also the [athletic director] and coach at Louisiana Tech at the same time. That’s damn near impossible.”

Odom has been quoted that both he and Dooley each have something to prove.

“I think it’s pretty obvious what he wants to prove,” Dooley said. “This is his first job.”

Odom, 41, goes into his third season as a head coach with an 11-14 mark. A top defensive coach, Odom is on his second defensive coordinator (Ryan Walters) while still calling defensive plays himself.

Dooley’s outlook: “I needed to get re-stimulated X and O-wise. … With Nick, I was like his right-hand guy. I used to be part of the decision making. You’re impacting. You’re not like just sewing a button.”

The second half of this story involves a significant quarterback to coach up. Missouri won its last six regular-season games with Lock and Heupel taking off together.

In those six games, Lock threw for almost 2,000 yards and 26 touchdown passes with only five interceptions. That was in a pure zone-read spread. It could be that Lock’s numbers decline with Dooley’s offensive tweaks even as the quarterback gets better.

Dooley plans to install what he calls four offenses in one: some pro-style from the Cowboys, some Tennessee stuff, some zone-read stuff, and stuff Dooley says he has always wanted to do.

The point? Lock is getting his wish. Odom says his quarterback waited until Dooley’s hiring to commit to another season. Lock reportedly made it be known he wanted to learn some NFL concepts to prepare him for the 2019 draft.

“The trick is, it’s not this hodge-podge of shit,” Dooley said.

Lock was honored recently as one of 35 players invited to the NCAA Elite Student-Athlete Symposium. In the second year of existence for football, it teaches life skills, agent selection and financial awareness.

“I’m trying to give him every tool imaginable,” Odom said.

Something to prove? There is a lot of that at Missouri. Dooley has already thought ahead to how this latest job move might play out.

“Nobody is going to change their opinion on whether this was a dumb hire or a good hire,” Dooley said. “If we go out there and stink next year, we stink. It’s a dumb hire.

“If I go out there and do a good job for the program, then half of them will say, ‘It’s a good hire.’ The other half will say, ‘He’s just lucky as shit and had a good quarterback.'”

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