#and then found out it had a basement

[bluerosefox]

Selina's New Kittens

Once again. A new DPxDC idea/prompt.

(Deaged! Danny, Dan, Ellie, and Jazz!)

Enjoy my random ideas.

Look.

Selina....

Selina wasn't expecting this when she decided to have some fun and do what she does best.

She just meant to sweet talk her way into Master's gala/party. Flirt and get info, maybe some blackmail. Steal away the rare cat themed artifact he had recently gotten (and also steal away his actual cat, such a lovely little diva it is too). then she was going to disappear into the night like always.

So...

Selina casted her eyes into the mirror of her car and could see the tiny children she had rescued from Master's hidden basement lab. All but one was asleep, the oldest out of them, although she seemed to be losing that fight from the way her head was falling forward, eyes closing but would jerk herself back awake when she realized she was falling asleep.

Curled up as hard and as much as they could towards the little redhead was three dark haired children, Selina mused that they'd fit right in with Bruce and his little bats/birds.

Two were near identical boys, though one seemed to be much paler than the other and if she remembered right one had red eyes and the other had blue, and the last one of the sleeping kids was a tiny toddler, a girl she heard was named 'Ellie' from the others.

Selina took note that the red head, Jazz, had finally fallen asleep a few minutes later. With a deep breath as she drove further and further away from that... that insane Fruitloop (she overheard the two boys call him that as they ran to her car) Master's place, she blindly reached for her phone and pressed a single digit on the screen, knowing it will connect to her car and call up the only person she can trust to help her with this.

"Selina." came the gravely voice after a single ring, sounds like she caught him on patrol but he seemed to be in a spot where he was okay to say her actual name over coms or she caught him before his night shift started.

"Hello Darling, I need your help with some kittens I found and to help me... Put away their terrible old owner."

[completelylegal]

This is how I am now with everything I encounter and I will just say, even outside of a writing perspective, it really changed my life for the better.

The sheer, unfettered desire in learning how the stuff you like came to be. Going about your life like a scholar who just walked into the Library of Alexandria, except now, everything is at your fingertips.

TRY YOUR HAND AT IT AND LEARN THE INTRICACIES WHILE YOU WEAVE IT INTO YOUR OWN WORK.

Rewatch that episode just to analyze the ante and dialogue writing. Dig out that barely-published thesis that could help you understand the theories behind alternate systems of physics. Buy that game codex. Analyze your ships' relationship dynamics.

The things you love should shape what you make.

THE THINGS YOU LOVE SHOULD SHAPE WHAT YOU MAKE.

I have no idea who needs to hear this but if you're a creative and you like a piece of content, LOOK INTO IT.

SEARCH FOR THOSE SCREENPLAYS AND SCRIPTS. FIND THE ARTISTS' DESIGN THEORY. DEEP DIVE INTO THE COMPLEXITIES. LEARN ABOUT STUFF YOU TAKE A LIKING TO AND DONT EVER BE ASHAMED OF LETTING YOUR WORK BE AN AMALGAMATION OF THE LITTLE THINGS YOU'VE LOVED AND COLLECTED.

[marblerose-rue]

attack for @/pi_peeppeep_pi (art fight) !!!

[ragsy]

I love living in a house that, every time I have to call out a plumber or an electrician to look at something, it always ends with the maintenance guy putting his hands on his hips and going "huh. That's weird, why is it like that"

[voidimp]

long day yesterday but i found a couple of my favorite old plushies

[settingorange]

"When we die are our family members going to sort through our Google photos?"

[icewindandboringhorror]

Recent imageys

[cappurrccino]

a big part of adulthood they never warn you about is that you will always be playing a terrible game of "how do I prioritize these big expenses" and there is no winning because there's always a new expense

[doberrrman]

I have this feeling that I have unofficial beef with my neighbor...

[goodlucktai]

quick shoutout to eric from evil dead (2013) you really were the worst kind of person ❤️

[bigcats-birds-and-books]

Books of 2024: KILLING FLOOR by Lee Child.

This isn't a genre I typically read; HOWEVER!: my dream agent was on an episode of the Writing Excuses podcast about beginnings, and they said this one is Very Good, so I borrowed my dad's paperback copy to give it a whirl.

I'm low-key hoping this will help me sort out some Genre Issues™ I suspect I'm having with a writing project, too, which is a nice added bonus! Excited to see how this goes.

[proudfreakmetarusonikku]

sometimes I think about how in the end isaac found peace. the whole game is a symbolic journey through him defeating his inner demons- all the final bosses are directly confronting one of isaac’s own issues and why he killed himself. frommom symbolising his simultaneous fear and guilt from his abuse, to blue baby symbolising him confronting his own suicidal depression and either the fact he’s dying or is already dead, to dogma being the aspects of christianity that were tainted to hurt him and his mother while the beast has Isaac himself representing the good and healing parts of faith and how it can be a genuine positive if you don’t fall into the dogma people will use it to push on you. and when he’s able to confront his own traumas and win, when he’s able to find the good in things while throwing out the bad, when he’s able to accept his own death… he finds peace. not through death, but through self reflection and self kindness. by realising he doesn’t deserve to suffer, he’s able to, somehow, rest well with his father, telling stories. and the game continues- of course it does, because your inner demons don’t stay dead forever. but there is peace at the end, even after everything. and then i just feel like crying a bit.

[jailedmoonshine]

oh my GOD one day I'll have a camera set up and I'll catch it but my cat has discovered this noise she can make that sounds like the noise a cat would make when it's getting its head ripped off (a similar vocal formation to a lion's roar apparently), however she solely uses it to yell at creatures in the garden

[whumpy-wyrms]

basement is flooding 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥 :(((

[todayisafridaynight]

the only real major difference between rgg and y7 arakawa's wardrobe is how he wears his coat + bling and the scarf but it's such a difference

[chicago-geniza]

Writing about it more in my diary but all three of my parents were the first or second generation to get out of like "half your siblings die of malnutrition and nobody can afford shoes" poverty and the Family Lore was people got out by being unusually clever & cunning & having exceptionally charming, smooth, code-switching social skills, & a lot of the shit that got projected onto me & ~done to me~ was anxiety that my very evident slowness/special-ed-level intellectual disability/poor social skills would result in a kind of backslide toward subsistence poverty because I wouldn't get into college or be able to hack it in the white-collar world. I couldn't for a long time and haven't but my life is fine. I wish they'd read Kropotkin and try to build relationships with other people. Idk