#and then jo shows up on a hunt of course👀

[fandom-hoarder]

Thinking my 'Jo is John's daughter' thoughts, and further thinking:

John wrote in his journal about Jo, and how Ellen told him Bill and Jo could never know. Dean knew about Jo the whole time. He doesn't go in there expecting to meet his adorable half sister, and he can't help that his dick reacts to her before his brain catches up.

He also can't help that realizing she's his secret half sister only makes his reaction stronger. 👀

[gulfish]

2, 3, 4, 7, 8!

FThese are good questions jo 👀👀👀

This might be a lot so i'm just gonna break it here

Fun meta asks for writers.

Tell us about what you're most looking forward to writing – in your current project, or a future project.

Hands down, I'm most excited for season 3 of The Thief Returns (Status Quo)! I can't say it in detail but there's a part that me and my beta have been waiting for for a long time (like before I even started posting).

As for future projects, I couldn't really sleep last night because i was thinking of an Owlet fic.

What is that one scene that you’ve always wanted to write but can’t be arsed to write all of the set-up and context it would need? (consider this permission to write it and/or share it anyway)

I'm actually kinda wrestling with this one rn, I have a really good (and angsty) idea for a carulia fic i'm writing, but i'm having some trouble dealing with all the prior stuff. Dunno if it'll ever see the light of day though... Long story short, Carmen unintentionally draws a bit too much attention to Julia and a VILE assassin hunts them both down.

Share a sentence or paragraph from your writing that you’re really proud of (explain why, if you like)

I've got a few things I'm really pretty proud of! Technically it's 2 paragraphs, but since I'm still not sure whether i'm ever gonna post the fic at all i figure why not.

Devineaux made a noncommittal grunt before slumping back against the Blanton-Webster, and Julia returned her attention to the building. The sandstone façade granted many opportunities for a skilled climber to scale, but still all the windows remained shut and undamaged. Her eyes traced the strong architectural lines to the top, making note of the ornate details along the way. Julia was not the most knowledgeable of historical architecture, but she could not help but appreciate the blend of neoclassical and rococo styles unique to Nantes – Nantais Baroque, if she remembered right. Of course, any attempts to discuss the intricacies of the effect that western trade had on Nantes’ eighteenth-century architecture were brushed aside in favor of theories of Carmen’s evil schemes or simply silence.

Truthfully, Julia was tired of waiting – she had been for the past two hours – but Carmen gave Julia her word, and she’d be damned if she didn’t believe it. But even she had a breaking point, and it was rapidly approaching.

It just makes me feel smart!

I'm also really proud of s3e3, but I can't really post that without giving a whole lot away.

What do you think are the characteristics of your personal writing style? Would others agree?

Dialogue. Man, sometimes that feels like all I can really do! I write like i talk, and the characters just kinda have voices in my head. Honestly sometimes it feels like all i'm doing is transcribing a show i'm watching rather than writing stories. I know you know what's up Jo, you told me this one already.

Other than that, I'm not entirely sure. In terms of more narrative characteristics, I think I just like humor? Not always overt jokes being said by characters, but funny plots and actions. Like in my CS/TOH crossover, Carmen painstakingly works out that she's in Norway, completely missing the mushrooms with literal teeth. I dunno, i think that's pretty funny.

Is what you like to write the same as what you like to read?

Yes and no. I like hurt/comfort, but i tend to stay away from writing it because i never really feel like i can do it justice. I would if i could, but that's just not where i am yet.

that being said i also don't really like smut, reading or writing, so don't expect that from me any time soon.