#Yevgeny Gromov

[msburgundy]

[aroacemisha]

[Updated OCs & world/setting info post]

The universe these characters are in consists of our regular world and a magical realm, with travel between the two being possible, increasingly so in recent times. Some people and descendants of people originally from the regular world live in the magical realm, enough to populate at least one city.

(Here's some info about various characters)

Yevgeny "Zhenya" Tsaritsyn (he/him, she/her, it/its): early 20s, Russian, ambiamorous pan aegosexual, demiboy. ADHD.

He comes from a religious conservative family, and as a teen, he was kicked out of home when his parents found out he was queer and an atheist. Through pure luck, Lev happened to come across him and brought him to the magical realm and helped him get a place to stay, where he still lives to this day. Meanwhile, Lev has become a mentor and a father figure to him.

At one point later in life, Zhenya lost his entire left arm, which is now replaced by an advanced prosthetic. He has been working out and doing combat training for a while now, and after losing his arm he has been training both with and without the prosthetic, so if he ever has to work without it, he doesn't become lost, not knowing what to do without both arms.

He also plays bayan (a type of accordion).

Joseph "Joey" Lebedenko (he/him): early 20s, Ukrainian American, omni demisexual, cis. Autistic.

He's studying culinary arts, and he's also good at drawing. He speaks Ukrainian fairly well and loves to visit his Ukrainian grandparents. He's also Jewish, and he plays ukulele. He's friends with Zhenya.

Lev Sapozhnik (he/him): 40s (technically much older), Russian, achillean arospec asexual, trans. Autistic.

He's a powerful magic user, who was born in the mid 1920s and used to be a Soviet supersoldier known as the Red Hope (ru: Красная Надежда; translit: Krasnaya Nadezhda), mainly serving during WWII. He defected in the mid 1950s and later went missing during a storm at sea. He was presumed dead for decades, until he was found in the late 2000s in a sort of "frozen" state and then unfrozen. The reason he wasn't found sooner is because he was only searched for in the regular world, while he actually ended up in the magical realm.

In present day, he's not affiliated with any nation state in the regular world, and he lives in the magical realm. He explicitly opposes the current Russian government, which they are unhappy about, since they want him back in their military, and they don't want him to potentially inspire currently depoliticized Russians to actively oppose the government.

He's fluent in Russian, German and English, can speak some Georgian, and is learning Spanish. He also plays guitar and is skilled at drawing and sewing. He's a regular at the cafe Cyrus works at and is friends with him.

Desmond Yang (he/him): 40s, Chinese, bi, cis. ADHD.

He's a mage. He's multilingual. He's a historian and a linguist, and he's the owner of a library in the magical realm, which contains books in several languages. He has translated multiple books into other languages, and he has some original writing projects of his own. He's also friends with Lev.

Marco Gromov (he/him): 31 y/o, Russian Argentinian, bi aceflux, cis. Autistic, ADHD.

His name is technically Marcos, but he has largely dropped the 'S' at the end. He wears glasses with purple lenses. Technology and clean/renewable energy are big special interests of his, and he's currently trying to create more efficient solar panels, being quite skilled with tech. He's also dating Luna.

Luna Rosado (they/them, she/her): 30 y/o, Dominican, pan, transfem non-binary. Autistic.

They're a mage, and they're also a pretty good artist. Their special interest is astronomy, and they know how to find out what position stars and planets were in at different points in time. Another interest of theirs is plants, particularly flowers. They have a few fidget necklaces. They're also dating Marco.

Reynaldo Rosado (he/him): early to mid 50s, Dominican, aroace, cis. Autistic.

He's the father of Luna. He realized he was aroace after he and Melania already had Luna, and while they chose to get divorced, they remained friends. Luna largely stayed with him, and he's a kind and supportive father to them. He's also good at cooking.

Melania Espinosa (she/her): early to mid 50s, Dominican, straight, cis.

She's the mother of Luna. She remained in Luna's life after the divorce. She eventually got married again, and her new spouse turned out to be a trans woman. They chose to stay married, since both still found their relationship fulfilling, and she still loved her wife despite not normally being attracted to women. They have two daughters together.

Lilah Swift (she/her): late 40s/early 50s, Australian, sapphic cupiosexual, trans. Autistic, ADHD.

She's the wife of Melania, who she has two daughters with. She chose not to do voice training and has a higher masculine voice. History has always been an interest of hers, and she has a PhD in it, but in recent years she has also become interested in specifically Russian history, in part due to meeting Lev.

Samantha "Sam" Espinosa (she/her, they/them): 14-15 y/o, Dominican Australian, omni, demigirl. ADHD.

Daughter of Melania and Lilah, half-sister of Luna and older twin sister of Viv. She works out, and she likes to play fight and compete with her cousin Howie.

Viviana-Rocio "Viv" Espinosa (she/her): 14-15 y/o, Dominican Australian, sapphic, cis. Autistic.

Daughter of Melania and Lilah, half-sister of Luna and younger twin sister of Sam. Wears braces. She loves frogs and is generally interested in learning about nature.

Cyrus Swift (he/him): mid to late 50s, Australian, gay demiromantic asexual, genderqueer/genderless, intersex. Autistic, ADHD.

He's the older brother of Lilah. He can shapeshift into a cougar. He retains his sharp fangs and ability to purr even in human form. He has scars on the right side of his face and his right arm, which he got during a fight in his cougar form. He's partners with Steven and they have two children together. He works as a bartender at a café, and he sometimes performs as a drag queen.

Steven E. Burns (he/him): mid 50s, Jamaican, pan acespec, trans. Autistic.

He's Cyrus's partner. He has been living in the magical realm with Cyrus and the kids for many years. He enjoys working out and is still in good physical shape. He works as a P.E. teacher at a local school. He also plays guitar.

Kimberly Swift-Burns (she/her): 18-19 y/o, Jamaican Australian, lesbian, genderqueer. Autistic.

She's the daughter of Cyrus and Steven. Her main interests are history and literature, with her picking up the former from her aunt Lilah.

Howard "Howie" Swift-Burns (he/him): 16 y/o, Jamaican Australian, achillean aroacespec, cis. Autistic.

He's the son of Cyrus and Steven. He has an interest in mechanical engineering and tech. He works out and is practicing hand-to-hand combat. He also plays guitar, having learned it from Steven.

Melissa "Missy" Ito (they/them): 28 y/o, Japanese American, bi, genderqueer, intersex.

They're a journalist working for a reputable small to mid size left-leaning outlet, and they are also a good photographer. They have interviewed both Lev and Marco before.

Harley Fisher (they/them, ze/zir): early to mid 20s, Canadian, aromantic bisexual, transmasc genderfluid.

They're a small to mid size streamer, mainly streaming video games. They're also Jewish.

Andreas Marinos (he/him): 31 y/o, Greek, ambiamorous gay, cis.

He can transform into a mermaid, and he has water powers (hydrokinesis), as well as magical singing. He has a passion for theater and is himself an actor/performer. He's also dating Lorenzo and Ozan.

Lorenzo D'Amore (he/him): 30 y/o, Italian American, polyamorous omni, cis.

He's fluent in both English and Italian. He's a singer and theater actor/performer, working alongside his boyfriends Andreas and Ozan. He also plays the saxophone, and he's into 70s fashion.

Ozan Yilmaz (he/him): 31 y/o, Turkish, polyamorous gay, cis.

He's mainly a DJ and generally works with sound equipment, though he is also a singer and theater actor/performer. He works alongside his boyfriends Andreas and Lorenzo. He's a lover of light up shoes and tacky colorful clothes.

Brenda O'Connor (she/her): 50s, British, aromantic, cis.

She has healing powers. She's also a highly skilled surgeon, specializing in several kinds of surgery. She was the one who performed Lev's top surgery.

[This post may be updated later]

[crossroadsofchaos]

Full list of OCs I have mentioned so far:

Yevgeny "Zhenya" Tsaritsyn (he/him, she/her, it/its)

Joseph "Joey" Lebedenko (he/him)

Lev Sapozhnik (he/him)

Desmond Yang (he/him)

Marco Gromov (he/him)

Luna Rosado (they/them, she/her)

Reynaldo Rosado (he/him)

Melania Espinosa (she/her)

Lilah Swift (she/her)

Samantha "Sam" Espinosa (she/her, they/them)

Viviana "Viv" Espinosa (she/her)

Cyrus Swift (he/him)

Steven E. Burns (he/him)

Kimberly Swift-Burns (she/her)

Howard "Howie" Swift-Burns (he/him)

Angelo Romero (he/him)

Melissa "Missy" Ito (they/them)

Harley Fisher (they/them, ze/zir)

Andreas Marinos (he/him)

Lorenzo D'Amore (he/him)

Ozan Yilmaz (he/him)

Brenda O'Connor (she/her)

Darya Anisimov (she/her, they/them)

(And villains)

Bogdan Miroslavsky (he/him)

Raphael Whitelight (he/him)

Rolando Ferro (he/him)

[meeedeee]

Walk Through The Fire

Fandoms: Homeland

Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings

Yevgeny Gromov/Carrie Mathison

Carrie Mathison

Yevgeny Gromov

Video

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Hey!!! MERRY CHRISTMAS!!! 🎄⭐🎄 I have a little gift for all of you! 🎁😊❤️

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[hellyeahomeland]

Do you know someone like Nicholas Brody and Carrie Mathison? They were soulmates. What she had with Peter Quinn (and/or Yevgeny Gromov) was not even remotely close to what she had with Brody. Reminded me of the Buffy Angel Buffy Spike situation. Mathison & Nicholas... Were they soulmates?

To the extent that I believe in soulmates (I don't), Carrie and Brody were soulmates.

[pedroam-bang]

Homeland (2020)

[labyrinth0fstars]

“Well which is it, yes or no? Decide. I know I have...”

[cemeterythings]

Carrie & Yevgeny (Homeland) - Come As You Are

Spoilers for Seasons 7 & 8!

[az-5-elimgarak]

There's nothing wrong with this picture.

Nothing.

Except that I want to look at it all day long.

@hellyeahomeland

[alphaal1]

Homeland Season 9 | Carrie & Yevgeny - Their story (Part 2)

[keepmyselfamused-othersconfused]

Is anyone else a complete slut for Yevgeny Gromov and Carrie Mathison, or is it just me?

[wherethedragonends]

[tv-moments]

Homeland

Season 8, “Threnody(s)“

Director: Michael Klick

DoP: David Klein

[bettercalljean]

Ya know, I would not be opposed to watching Carrie have sex with her “Russian handler.” 🙋🏻‍♀️

[hellyeahomeland]

Costa Ronin as Yevgeny Gromov | requested by anonymous ↳ “He’s in this world with no one he can talk to about his work. He has no family. But he’s doing what he feels he was born to do.” [x]

[elyalovi]

Se podría decir que “Homeland” tuvo dos vidas; las primeras temporadas que giraron alrededor de Nicholas Brody (Damian Lewis), el soldado que traicionó sus valores volviéndose terrorista, y las temporadas sin Brody, con Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) y Saul Berenson (Mandy Patinkin) dedicados a salvaguardar la frágil democracia americana. Sin desmerecer la espectacular primera temporada, una de las mejores sino la mejor de la serie llena de tensión y ambigüedad, las tres últimas han sido de una calidad altísima y hasta se han sentido proféticas brindándonos una mira ucrónica de lo que hubiera sido un gobierno de Hillary Clinton con Rusia y la ultra-derecha intentando desestabilizarla. En la séptima entrega, tras una fuerte campaña de manipulación de información en las redes sociales, Rusia en conjunto con los seguidores de Brett O’Keefe (Jake Weber) logran que Elizabeth Keane (Elizabeth Marvel) renuncie a la presidencia para no seguir dividiendo al país.

El showrunner de la serie, Alex Gansa, dijo que la temporada final regresaría a sus raíces; el trabajo de inteligencia en el medio oriente. En ese sentido, Saul recluta a Carrie para una última misión; ayudar a concretizar el acuerdo mundial, pero, como suele suceder en “Homeland”, algo sucede que genera hecha más fuego al incendio e intensifica el conflicto. De ese modo, justo después de anunciar el fin de la guerra, el presidente Warner (Beau Bridges) de Estados Unidos y el presidente Daoud (Chritopher Maleki) de Afganistán mueren en un accidente de helicóptero. Tras ambas muertes, los vicepresidentes que ascienden son el oportunista Ben Hayes (Sam Trammell) y el corrupto Abdul Qadir G'ulom (Mohammad Bakri), cada uno con planes que no involucran la resolución del conflicto. A esto hay que añadirle Jalal Haqqani (Elham Ehsas), el hijo del líder talibán Haissam Haqqani (Numan Acar), aprovecha para adjudicarse el haberse derribado el helicóptero para crear su propia reputación fuera de la sombra de su padre quien había acordado el cese de armas para alcanzar la paz. Se escuchan campanas de guerra. La única esperanza para que Estados Unidos no se vuelvan a meter una guerra sin sentido es la caja negra del helicóptero, pues, es la prueba de que la muerte de los presidentes fue un accidente.

En el periplo de encontrar la caja negra, Max Piotrowski (Maury Sterling) termina asesinado por los rebeldes pese a los esfuerzos de Carrie, quien se aliado con Yevgeny Gromov (Costa Ronin), un oficial superior de operaciones de GRU (Departamento Central de Inteligencia de Rusia). La muerte de Max es una raya más al tigre de las bajas que ha tenido que soportar Carrie en su línea de trabajo, sin embargo, esta vez la agencia lo abandonó a su suerte evidenciando, nuevamente, las triviales prioridades de la CIA que estaba más preocupada en capturar a Carrie porque la consideraba una persona de interés en el accidente del helicóptero. Alrededor de la séptima preguntamos, después de la muerte de Peter Quinn (Rupert Friend), me pregunte si era posible que en algún momento Carrie se convierta en “la nueva Brody”. Quizás la pregunta más exacta debió ser qué tiene que suceder para que Carrie se dé cuenta que no vale la pena tanto sacrificio por su país y que su complejo de salvadora le hace daño, pero la respuesta sería la misma; un rotundo nada. Carrie vive obsesionada con su misión. Durante años la hemos visto elegir esa vida, inclusive si eso significa sacrificar a su familia y hasta su cordura, pese a que ha sido desacreditada, ignorada, criticada y relegada. Uno de los clichés involuntarios y recurrentes en “Homeland” es que Carrie lo descifra todo primero, pero nadie le hace caso a tiempo. Lo que esta temporada demostró reiteradamente es que no hay nada que Carrie no haría por su país… aunque ahora, tampoco es que tuviera una opción; era el activo de Saul en Rusia o que EEUU vaya a la guerra. En un balance, Carrie entendía que sacrificar una persona, así sea la única mujer que brinda detalles de las actividades de Rusia, para evitar la muerte de millones de personas era lo correcto y sabemos que Carrie siempre hará lo que ella considera correcto sin importar el daño colateral, en este caso, le costó la vida de Anna Pomerantseva (Tatyana Mukha), la traductora del director del GRU.

#Homeland T8: Prisionera de su país