#captain talks

[the-eyeless-watcher]

THINKING ABOUT BITB THINKING ABOUT BITB THINKING ABOUT BITB THINKING ABOUT BITB THINKING ABOUT BITB

AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[captain-watercress]

i think it’s cool to be transgender. sexy even

[hikarry]

For the ones asking, yes, this is my new account. My old account had the same name but I had to let it go due to...well, traumatic ventures.

I'm still trying to find all my mutuals! If you recognize my name (Hikarry/Captain Noir) and we used to be mutuals, tell me so by DM or something so I can find you again!

[captain-watercress]

I lost my nearly 15 year old dog last month. I had him since I was a young kid, and it just rocked me. I thought I was prepared, you see these things coming when your pets get to be a certain age, but it hurt so much more than I thought.

I found myself thinking “It’s inconsiderate/ridiculous to compare this to the grief of losing a human family member” but that’s not what I felt. This is one of the biggest griefs I’ve gone through in my life. My boss actually lost her aunt that same weekend, and when she and I talked about it, she didn’t diminish my feelings. I was actually given bereavement time for my dog, which I had not been expecting. Unfortunately, this is not the norm in most places.

Pets are family. And Diesel, I miss you buddy.

[danibee33]

how I picture price’s body😩

[annie-in-the-real-world]

You’ve heard of Manhandle Him Monday, Touch His Tit Tuesday, Wet Man Wednesday….now get ready for…

Slap His Ass Saturday

[metallictastinglifesupportliquid]

Price, texting: Can you come collect your freak of a boyfriend please Price: He's doing things Y/N: No I set him loose on purpose Y/N: He needs enrichment

[captain-arsonist]

this is tempting me into getting xianyun next time she runs so i can build razor...

auntie xianyun joined the party!

I was super excited to try her out in a comp with razor, and I was right, the plunging damage is *chef's kiss*

[korraofthereef]

Bro kept talking about how the 6 other super soldiers were the strongest people to ever exist (stronger than him) but he literally just takes one down using one fist and 3 hits

[the-eyeless-watcher]

REMEMBER THAT BABY AT THE BEGINNING OF MALEVOLENT THE OLD LADY WAS HOLDING

what if her mom had died and wasn't in the town

WHAT IF ARTHUR AND JOHN ADOPTED HER

i have no idea how she survived the Kellin incident, but she did

she is brought into the hospital with Arthur and it is assumed that he is her father. shes kept there wherever they keep infants, and as a part of Lucy's job,she would bring the baby in there sometimes, or talk about how the baby was.

john is now slowly attaching himself to this baby, she and Lucy helped him gain humanity while stuck for a month while Arthur is in a coma

before escaping the hospital John makes Arthur grab the baby

and they skedaddle out of that joint.

they name her Lucy after the nurse.

arthur thinks the hyphen in the last name is gaudy, but if john likes it then he will settle for it. he does giver her the middle name Bell though Lucy Bell Lester-Doe

and thus the "Lucy Au" is born

[captain-watercress]

honestly watching the Barbie movie made me feel profoundly understood in ways I didn’t have the words for. yes. you can just be yourself. you don’t have to be anything for anyone else. you can cry and be angry and you can be happy and you can be loving and you can be crazy and it’s all fine because you are not for anyone but yourself

[captain-watercress]

I’m from Canada, and I went to South Korea this past summer. Seeing trash pandas raccoons in an enclosure with ENRICHMENT toys was insane to me. I see raccoons out and about at home all the time! I’m pretty sure one lives in my garbage can!

But that’s my experience as someone from North America. To people who’ve never seen raccoons before (and I did see a large group of people crowded around the raccoon enclosure), this is a new and exciting experience.

There’s something magical about that.

Sometimes I see some variety of North American Little Guy (opossum, raccoon, etc. ) and I’m like “okay”

BUT THEN I start thinking about how excited somebody from not-North-America would be to see this Guy. Like, would an Australian be excited to see the only marsupial not from their country? Are there raccoons in zoos on the other side of the world that are regarded as unique and exotic creatures? Idk but it’s made me more excited to see Guys in my area.

[dark-elf-writes]

God but the final breach of decorum right before everything goes to hell.

He’s Ody. Not Captain. Not the king. His is a friend and brother. Even after betrayal after betrayal on both sides. Even with the blood of hundreds on both of their hands. Both of them are pleading for the other to understand.

And in the end it doesn’t matter.

[forecast0ctopus]

they shouldve had a tos episode where they had to wear tuxedos for whatever reason.. i love it when they have to wear funny disguises….

[lanialania00]

Misunderstandings part 3

[captain-watercress]

Isabelle’s cries reverberated through the village for three straight nights, starving the townsfolk of rest. Her husband, Stephen, could be found pacing outside their home, entering for brief periods when the doctor allowed.

Bets had started to take place among the neighbours about the likelihood of the child’s—and Isabelle’s—survival.

Finally, just before the break of dawn on what would have been the fourth day of labouring, Isabelle gave birth. A relief to everyone, save for those in the room, when it happened. For this was no normal babe. Ten fingers, yes. Ten toes, of course. Big eyes, button nose, and a wisp of dark hair atop the head. But the child did not cry. The wail of a newborn was never heard in the house of Stephen and Isabelle. Not a gasp, nor a tear.

The doctor was prepared to announce the baby dead, but upon closer inspection, the baby’s chest, sure enough, rose and fell. The child lived. The doctor, confused but satisfied, cut the cord and handed the baby to the nursemaid to be washed.

No sooner than the baby entered the basin of water that the nursemaid shrieked. An absolutely ungodly sound. Stephen barged toward her with the intent to scold. “Do you know how to do your job, woman? Have you never seen a brand new baby, before?” Stephen, of course, had never seen a brand new baby before, but that did not stop him from berating the poor woman. Stumbling over her tongue, the nursemaid simply held the baby up to Stephen, presenting the back of the newborn to the new father.

Stephen went silent, and Isabelle, who had not yet even held her baby, demanded to know what was happening. Several long seconds passed in which no one spoke. Isabelle, again, demanded an answer. The doctor fell to his knees and started to pray.

Isabelle, belly still round, body swollen and sore, started to push herself to her feet. Stephen held out a hand to stop her, but his will was weak, and Isabelle stood and walked carefully to the wash basin, the nursemaid, and her newborn. When she saw what was on the babe’s back, she stumbled, and Stephen caught her in his arms.

A mark, as if drawn in ink, sprawled over the newborn’s back, from the tailbone to the nape of the neck. Isabelle had never seen anything like it. No one had. A cold dread passed through the body of the new mother, and she knew that something dark lived within her child. Something she could not love.

“It’s dead,” Isabelle said, finally breaking the silence.

“Isabelle?” Stephen asked. “The child lives, it-”

“It’s dead,” Isabelle repeated. “It was born dead. I birthed a corpse. You saw it. The nursemaid saw it. The doctor saw it.” Isabelle looked around the room, and no one spoke against her. “We have suffered a tragic, but not unheard of, loss.”

Isabelle pulled the sheet from her bed, wet with blood and other bodily fluids. She snatched the newborn from the shaking hands of the nursemaid, and wrapped the tiny body in the thin blanket. The baby squirmed, and Isabelle shoved the bundle into the arms of her husband. “Get rid of it. No one must see this creature.”

Stunned, and afraid, Stephen nodded. He fled the house in the still dark morning, and ran until he reached the ravine. Stephen looked around, unsure. His mind had not caught up with the reality of the situation. Fearing what might happen when it did, Stephen looked once more at his newborn child. He pulled the blanket tighter over the baby’s face, and threw it into the rushing water. He turned his back, and raced against the first rays of dawn to his home.

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*might finish this later, but please, for now, enjoy the prologue to this very intriguing writing prompt*

a curse mark was found on a newborn’s back, the parents, afraid and disgusted by it, threw it into a ravine, only to get caught by creatures of the night, taught to survive and thrive at their hands, now, years later, a mysterious stranger turns up to the village.