#dr. robert young

[cillianmesoftlyyy]

Masterlist (Cillianmesoftlyyy)

Last updated: 8/24/24

As requested, here yah go my lovelies! Series are indented separately to keep them together. One-shot stories are listed in numbered format. Requested fics have a "⭐️"

Neil Lewis (Watching the Detectives 2007):

The Gumshoe is a Girl's Best Friend (fluff)

Horror Movies (smut) Horror Movies Pt 1 Horror Movies Pt2

As You Wish (smut) As You Wish Pt 1 As You Wish Pt 2 ⭐️

Tommy Shelby (Peaky Blinders):

In Love, in War (smut): In Love, in War Pt 1 In Love, in War Pt 2 In Love, in War Pt 3 In Love, in War Pt 4 In Love, in War Pt 5

At the Cabaret: At the Cabaret Pt 1 At the Cabaret Pt 2 At the Cabaret Pt 3 At the Cabaret Pt 4 At the Cabaret Pt 5

Take It on the Run (smut): Take It on the Run Take It on the Run Pt 2

Cillian Murphy:

Under the Weather (fluff)

Method Acting (smut)

So New (fluff)

Like a Good Neighbor... (smut)

Cut the Shit-delusion, Sweetheart (fluff)

Nerves (smut) ⭐️

Dr. Jonathan Crane (Batman Trilogy):

The Experiment (smut + my first work) The Experiment Pt 1 The Experiment Pt 2 The Experiment Pt 3

I Can Fix That... (smut) I Can Fix That Pt 1 I Can Fix That Pt 2 I Can Fix That Pt 3 I Can Fix That Pt 4

Jonathan Breech (On the Edge 2001):

The Ward (smut) The Ward Pt 1 The Ward Pt 2 The Ward Pt 3

Tom (The Party 2017):

Sweet Revenge (smut)

Agent Lenny Miller (Anna 2019):

How About It, Agent Miller? (smut)

William Killick (The Edge of Love 2009):

What I Want... (smut) What I Want... What I Want... Pt 2 ⭐️

Matthew Joy (In the Heart of the Sea 2015):

Wary Sailor (smut) Wary Sailor Pt. 1 Wary Sailor Pt. 2 Wary Sailor Pt. 3 Wary Sailor Pt. 4 Wary Sailor Pt. 5

The Castaway (fluff/smut) The Castaway Pt. 1 ⭐️

Mike Kiernan (Broken 2012):

Academic Validation (fluff)

Raymond Leon (In Time 2011)

Do You Know How to Bend? (smut)

[apollolynx98]

They kinda looked alike.

[matterofgayordeath]

Huzzah!!!!

[aenslem]

👀👀👀

[amplexadversary]

I have to say, having an unmistakable monster-fucker moment while your ex-something turns their transformation on the enemy ("I have never seen anything so beautiful, and I certainly won't leave her alone, and I have never seen Maw looking like she was on the back foot.) followed by an emotionally charged magic chant that builds into raw screaming at the climax is extremely effective in endearing me to the characters involved.

Dr. Elsie Roberts and Rajan Savarimuthu might be my favorite Tide & Bone members at the end of this episode.

[madebyteenagefury]

i blinked and clicked the wrong buttons and suddenly the war of 1812 is in my hilson fic

[queenlakiefer]

Kiefer Sutherland has such an amazing selection of characters to simp over 🤤🥰❤️

You have (in no particular order):

David (The Lost Boys): If you want a dominant vampire bad boy 😉

Dr Daniel Schreber (Dark City): If you want a cute skittish submissive scientist ☺️

Ace Merrill (Stand By Me): If you want a dominant bully type

Wendell Goddard (Woman Wanted): If you want a poet with emotional difficulties but is just sweet and lonely, just needs someone there for him because his father wasn’t when he really needed him 😢

Josiah ‘Doc’ Scurlock (Young Guns): A kind, romantic cow boy poet…need I say more 🥰❤️

‼️ Warning ‼️ I know people are fans of all sorts of bad characters and I mean bad but this is fictional, I personally don’t like these characters but if you do, no judgement here as long as it isn’t hurting anyone.

Continue ⬇️

Won’t go into detail about these next ones for obvious reasons (If you have seen the films you will know but if you haven’t, proceed with caution…these characters are horrible people) but hey if you happen to like his other not so savoury character such as Freddie Cobb (Time to Kill), Robert Doob (Eye for an Eye) or Bob Wolverton (Freeway)…no judgment here 🙌🏻.

[redhatmeg]

I honestly want to introduce Robert Gru soon.

I have a scene in my head when Nefario and/or Wild Knuckles meet with Robert and realize Gru has a bro.

(I'm not sure if I want Nefario to be aware that Gru has a brother and he kept it from him for years and Carbonite kinda sorta prevented him from saying anything when the truth was revealed.)

[noirgasmweetheart]

I love that lady's outfit. The guys in front of her look a little bit like they're wearing rubber masks of JFK and Nixon, though.

Maybe it's a Halloween party. Betty's sporting a fashionable take on a bumblebee, Marvin is James Bond, Uncle Jerry is Dr. Phil, and Mom and Dad are JFK and Nixon.

[filmjunky-99]

c o n t a c t, 1997 🎬 dir. robert zemeckis

[quill-the-tired-one]

Updated a fic and posted a new one!

What Could Go Wrong? - Chap 8 - Young Justice

There's Strength In The Open, The Broken And Exposed - Oneshot - House MD

[corvidaedream]

as much as I love local dead people from the 1770s, im currently really feeling a great deal of love for the local dead people of the 1890s and 1900s who looked at all these miscellaneous handwritten papers from the 1770s and went "we should probably transcribe these and put them into books"

thanks to whoever u were at the municipal office in 1900 who saved such gems in "A volume of records relating to the early history of Boston" as a hilariously informal census of who owned cows and how many in the city in 1774

[apollolynx98]

Young Robert Sean Leonard. That's it. That's the post. He's so beautiful I wanna cry 😭❤️

[tecorner-blog]

God Sued By Former Human Being For Alleged Discrimination and Human Suffering

A veteran human being is suing God and His former disciples for alleged discrimination and human pain and suffering. In the Selfish State Supreme Court, in Ignorant County, the human being filed a lawsuit that alleged the all powerful and ever present supreme being and one of His disciples systematically denied him opportunities for happiness and awakening which were readily given to other human…

[whencartoonsruletheworld]

Hey so like many of you, I saw that article about how people are going into college having read no classic books. And believe it or not, I've been pissed about this for years. Like the article revealed, a good chunk of American Schools don't require students to actually read books, rather they just give them an excerpt and tell them how to feel about it. Which is bullshit.

So like. As a positivity post, let's use this time to recommend actually good classic books that you've actually enjoyed reading! I know that Dracula Daily and Epic the Musical have wonderfully tricked y'all into reading Dracula and The Odyssey, and I've seen a resurgence of Picture of Dorian Gray readership out of spite for N-tflix, so let's keep the ball rolling!

My absolute favorite books of all time are The Haunting of Hill House and We Have Always Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson. Classic psychological horror books about unhinged women.

I adore The Bad Seed by William March. It's widely considered to be the first "creepy child" book in American literature, so reading it now you're like "wow that's kinda cliche- oh my god this is what started it. This was ground zero."

I remember the feelings of validation I got when people realized Dracula wasn't actually a love story. For further feelings of validation, please read Frankenstein by Mary Shelley and The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson. There's a lot the more popular adaptations missed out on.

Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier is an absolute gem of a book. It's a slow-build psychological study so it may not be for everyone, but damn do the plot twists hit. It's a really good book to go into blind, but I will say that its handling of abuse victims is actually insanely good for the time period it was written in.

Moving on from horror, you know people who say "I loved this book so much I couldn't put it down"? That was me as a kid reading A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett. Picked it up while bored at the library and was glued to it until I finished it.

Peter Pan and Wendy by JM Barrie was also a childhood favorite of mine. Next time someone bitches about Woke Casting, tell them that the original 1911 Peter Pan novel had canon nonbinary fairies.

Watership Down by Richard Adams is my sister Cori's favorite book period. If you were a Warrior Cats, Guardians of Ga'Hoole or Wings of Fire kid, you owe a metric fuckton to Watership Down and its "little animals on a big adventure" setup.

A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry was a play and not a book first, but damn if it isn't a good fucking read. It was also named after a Langston Hughes poem, who's also an absolutely incredible author.

Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury is a book I absolutely adore and will defend until the day I die. It's so friggin good, y'all, I love it more than anything. You like people breaking out of fascist brainwashing? You like reading and value knowledge? You wanna see a guy basically predict the future of television back in 1953? Read Fahrenheit.

Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain and To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee are considered required reading for a reason: they're both really good books about young white children unlearning the racial biases of their time. Huck Finn specifically has the main character being told that he will go to hell if he frees a slave, and deciding eternal damnation would be worth it.

As a sidenote, another Mark Twain book I was obsessed with as a kid was A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. Exactly what it says on the tin, incredibly insane read.

If Beale Street Could Talk by James Baldwin is a heartbreaking but powerful book and a look at the racism of the time while still centering the love the two black protagonists feel for each other. Giovanni's Room by the same author is one that focuses on a MLM man struggling with his sexuality, and it's really important to see from the perspective of a queer man living in the 50s– as well as Baldwin's autobiographical novel, Go Tell it on the Mountain.

Agatha Christie mysteries are all still absolutely iconic, but Murder on the Orient Express is such a good read whether or not you know the end twist.

Maybe-controversial-maybe-not take: Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov is a good book if you have reading comprehension. No, you're not supposed to like the main character. He pretty much spells that out for you at the end ffs.

Animal Farm by George Orwell was another favorite of mine; it was written as an obvious metaphor for the rise of fascism in Russia at the time and boy does it hit even now.

And finally, please read Shakespeare plays. As soon as you get used to their way of talking, they're not as hard to understand as people will lead you to believe. My absolute favorite is Twelfth Night- crossdressing, bisexual love triangles, yellow stockings... it's all a joy.

and those are just the ones i thought of off the top of my head! What're your guys' favorite classic books? Let's make everyone a reading list!