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babolat85 · 21 days ago
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Love in the Art Room
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eldritchsquared · 1 year ago
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that alternative fmk post but your oc’s.
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alright sure
Assigned Lab Partner - mirai. bro is a scientist and also is deranged itd go great. alternatively eddison, who in canon did set his high school chemistry lab on fire (<= a slight exaggeration)
Trapped On Elevator - mallory. theyd be really grounded and theyre good in stressful situations. also i KNOW that fucker carries a phone charger with them
McDonalds Employee Trainer - eden. not because hed be good at it or anything but because itd be REALLY funny.
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Pyp: "Okay, I'm afraid of game show rules."
Samwell Tarly: "You guys, I know what it is. It's failure."
Eddison Tollett: "That's too pathetic."
Grenn: "Liberal yahoos taking my guns."
Eddison Tollett: "That-that is a political firestorm, Grenn. No!"
Jon Snow: "Oh, oh! The Night King."
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taivansupremacy · 2 years ago
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in a heartbeat [part 2]
part 1 part 3
Summary: The night after Corroded Coffin’s first gig with Robin, you wake up beside her in bed. You start avoiding her, afraid she weirded out by you. Eddie sees through your front, though and tries to bring you back to the group.
or according to @thruheavenandhighwater: Cuddles and grand theft auto, all before breakfast.
Word count: 3,698
A/N: Thank you to @shysneeze for giving me the idea for the color of Robin's bedroom and @thruheavenandhighwater for beta reading! As usual, likes, reblogs, and feedback is always appreciated!
CW: swearing
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You woke up the next morning with a splitting headache and opened your eyes to find your arms wrapped around Robin’s middle, your front pressed tightly to her back as she continued to snore. In a panic, you slowly maneuvered your arms out from around her as not to wake her, collected your clothes, and bolted out of the room. You needed to get out of there before Robin woke up, but how? Eddie drove you to The Hideout and to Steve’s last night, so your car was at home. He wouldn’t mind if you took his van home, right? 
After a moment of convincing yourself that Eddie wouldn’t mind, you tiptoed up the stairs and found Steve’s bedroom at the end of the hall. You quietly opened the door to find Steve and Eddie sleeping peacefully, Steve’s head tucked into the crook of Eddie’s neck as they slept. You affectionately rolled your eyes at the pair of them and bent down to find Eddie’s ripped Levis on the floor. You fished the keys to his van out of the front pocket and silently backed out of the room. 
You were home for about two hours when Eddie called. You weren’t surprised. You figured he would call to find out where his van was sooner or later, but suddenly you were anxious that he’d be angry at you. After taking a minute to calm your nerves you picked the receiver up off its cradle and brought it to your ear. 
“y/n?” 
“Eddie, hi.” You greeted shakily. 
“Hi, yeah where the hell is my van, y/l/n?” He asked with a little edge to his voice. He couldn’t be mad at you, could he? 
“I took it to drive myself home…I can’t exactly explain right now because you’re with everyone else, but maybe I can come get you when Steve goes to work? I’ll buy you breakfast.” You hoped that even if he was mad at you, breakfast would be an effective peace offering. 
“Yeah, okay.” He sighed, “Just, don’t do that again. I have way too much illegal shit in there that I don’t want you getting caught with.” 
“You aren’t mad at me?” 
“Of course not.” You were relieved, “Steve and Robin are heading to work in about ten, so come get me then?” 
“You got it, Eddison!” You joked. 
“Hey, you’re already skating on thin ice, y/l/n. I wouldn’t push it.” 
“Bye Eddie,” You chuckled to yourself before setting the receiver back in its place and setting off to get ready to pick Eddie up. 
****
You pulled up to Steve’s house to find Eddie sitting on Steve’s front porch. He jumped up as soon as he saw his van and made his way to you. He stuck his head into the open window and flashed you a shit-eating grin. 
“You’re crazy, you know that?” He said with a roaring laugh, “What in the hell made you steal a van, y/n?” 
“I didn’t steal a van, Eddie. I stole your van,” You shoot him a playful glare, “and I feel really bad about it. So get in here so I can get us breakfast and tell you about why I needed your precious van.” 
“Absolutely not,” He shook his head with a serious look, “The illegal shit, remember? I’m driving.” 
After switching seats at Eddie’s insistence, you were in the McDonald’s drive thru, ordering bacon, egg, and cheese McMuffins with a hashbrown for each of you. You wanted to take him to a diner, but he requested this instead. Eddie never needed anything fancy and was always easy to please. 
“So,” He started as you pulled out of the drive thru lane, “What made you become a little van burglar?” 
You took a bite of your sandwich and unwrapped Eddie’s to hand it to him. With one hand on the steering wheel, he ate with his free hand on the way back to your trailer park. 
“I woke up cuddling Robin,” You cringed as the mental image of you spooning the bassist flashed through your mind once again, “She was faced away from me and I had my arms around her.” 
“I don’t see why that’s a valid reason to steal my van.” 
“It wasn’t a mutual thing, Eddie! I was the one doing the cuddling. She probably thinks I’m creepy now!” You shrugged dejectedly as you took another bite of your food, “I just wanted out of there before she woke up.” 
Eddie nodded, “Did she wake up and see you?” 
“Not that I know of...” 
“Then why are you freakin’?” Eddie chuckled, “You’re in deep, huh?” 
You crossed your arms and curled in on yourself, “She could have woken up when I was still asleep. Stop making fun of me!”
“Not makin’ fun. Just think you little crush on Buckley is cute, is all.” 
You couldn’t hold back the little smile that threatened to break through your angry facade. You could never be mad at Eddie, not for long, anyway. 
“Do you think I have a chance with her?” You asked quietly. 
Eddie parked his van in front of his trailer and turned to look at you. 
“She was looking for you when she woke up this morning,” He informed you as he unwrapped his hashbrown, “Seemed pretty bummed that you left early.” 
He left you to stew on that as he turned the van off and exited through the driver’s side door. You each headed to your respective neighboring trailers for the day, thoughts of Robin bouncing around in your head until you went to sleep that night. 
****
There was a knock at your door around 6pm, right on time. It was Saturday, the day of Corroded Coffin’s usual gig at The Hideout, and you’d been cooking up an excuse not to go all day. You’ve never missed one of Eddie’s gigs as long as you’ve known him, but you really didn’t want to face Robin. You’ve managed to avoid seeing the group all week. They invited you to hang out at Steve’s or to watch the band practice in Gareth’s garage countless times that week, but each time you made up an excuse as to why you couldn’t go. You knew that Eddie would be upset that you wouldn’t be at his performance, but you thought about it all day and seeing Robin just felt like too much. When you finally gained the courage to answer the door, you swung it open to find Eddie all dressed for his gig with a grin on his face. 
“Ready to go?” He asked, “I figured we could leave a little early today so you could help with set up.” 
“Well, about that… I can’t go tonight.” You rocked back on your heels with your eyes trained on the carpeted floor at your feet as you told him.
“What?” Eddie pushed through to enter your trailer, “You’ve never missed a Saturday.”
Eddie didn’t look as sad as you expected him to be. Instead, he looked suspicious, as if he was onto you. It wouldn’t surprise you, you’ve been spewing excuses all week. 
“I know, but mom thinks I need to stay here and clean my room.” You shrugged with an apologetic look, “Sorry. I’ll be there next week though.”
“This is about Robin, isnt it?” 
“What?”
“I’ve known you for years, y/l/n. I know your tells.” He plopped down on your livingroom couch, “Also, your room is always spotless. You need to come up with excuses that are less shitty if you want me to believe you.” He popped up out of his seat and ushered you to your bedroom, “Now come on, get changed. We leave in 2 minutes.” 
“You’re not even gonna give me a choice in this, then? Even if I told you that I’m terrified to see Robin again?” You gave him a pleading look, but he just pushed you further down the hall in response. 
“2 minutes,” He reminded you once you were in your bedroom. 
****
The lights dimmed in the cramped little bar and the stage spotlights illuminated. The members Corroded Coffin walked out with Eddie in the lead and found their instruments that were already sitting out on stage. Once again, your eyes were immediately drawn to Robin as she slung her guitar strap around her neck and adjusted it. You managed to avoid seeing her before the show by opting to stay in the bar area rather than hang out in the greenroom. You couldn’t avoid Steve, Nancy, and Jonathan, though. They found you in the front row right before the show started. All you had time for was a few hugs and hellos before the lights dimmed. 
 Seeing Robin on stage was the first time you’d seen her since you shared a bed with her at Steve’s a week prior. The way the stage lights that illuminated her face made her look almost ethereal and you couldn’t tear your eyes away from her. So you didn’t. You spent almost the entire show staring at her, just as you had at the previous show. You were mesmirized by her talent and beauty all over again. She looked over and caught your eyes for a brief second during the last song of the night. She held eye contact for a second and gave you a genuine smile before looking away. Warmth bloomed in your chest at the relization that her pretty smile was directed at you. It was for you. Eddie was right, you were in deep, but you were too giddy to care. 
When the band finished playing, Steve, Nancy, and Jonathan made their way backstage to the greenroom, but you waited for Eddie as usual. Except this time, it wasn’t Eddie that came to retrieve you. Robin stood in front of you, playing with one of the many rings that adorned her fingers. 
“Eddie told me to come and get you,” She started shakily, “I hope that’s okay. I know that it’s kind of your thing for him to bring you backstage after the shows, but today he suggested that I should do it. I kinda feel funny about the whole thing because I’m not sure how we are after we left things last week and it seems like you’ve been avoiding the group, or maybe you’re just avoiding me, but-” 
“Robin!” You interrupt with a giggle, “It’s absolutely okay that you came to get me.”
“Cool. So…are you like totally weirded out by me or something? Where have you been all week?” 
“Just busy,” You lied easily and quickly changed the subject, “Why would I be weirded out by you?” 
You knew that the rest of the group would probably be wondering where the two of you were, but you and Robin needed to talk and you absolutely were not about to do it in front of everyone in the greenroom, so you opted for a loud bar instead. 
“I don’t know.” She shrugged, a light blush rising to her cheeks, “I thought maybe that you felt weird after sharing a bed. You left Steve’s early and know that I can be a little touchy in my sleep sometimes so…” 
You shook your head, directing a warm smile at the blue-eyed girl in front of you, “I thought you were weirded out by me. I’m touchy in my sleep too. That’s why I left early, I sorta panicked.”
The two of you laughed at the ridiculousness of the situation. The sound of her laugh was music to your ears. It matched the raspiness of her voice, but was somehow gentle and melodic at the same time. You would do anything to hear it again. 
Once you composed yourselves, Robin asked quietly, “So we’re okay?” 
“We’re perfect,” You responded, “Now lets get back there before they send a search party out for us.” 
Robin laughed again and looped her arm through yours as you made your way backstage. Butterflies erupted in your stomach when her skin touched yours and the smile that split your lips didn’t go away until you made it to the greenroom. 
“Maybe we could hang out on Monday after school? I-if you want to.” Robin blurted as she stared straight ahead. 
Your smile only grew when you replied, “I’d love to.”
You were silent for the rest of the short walk, too busy thinking about what you would do with Robin on Monday to focus on a conversation. You split apart as soon as you entered the small room, Robin finding a spot next to Steve and you settling down beside Eddie, who looked like he was up to something. 
“So, how’d it go?” He asked under his breath with a knowing grin. 
“We’re hanging out on Monday after school,” You responded quietly, but proudly as you stole his water bottle from his hand and took a sip, “Thanks for that, by the way.” 
He wrapped an arm around your shoulders and gave you a tight squeeze. You squirmed and squealed in protest until he let you go. 
“See, aren’t you glad you came to the show?” 
You flicked him in the nose and smiled despite yourself, “Shut up, Eddison.”
****
On Monday morning, you made sure to pick out a nicer outfit, perfect your makeup, and put more than your usual effort into your hair. During the school day, you bounced your leg under your desk and constantly eyed the clock. Eddie noticed, of course, and teased you relentlessly about your obvious nervousness and impatience. So when the dismissal bell rang in your last class of the day, one that you unfortunately shared with Eddie, he gave you a smug look. 
“Go ahead, Juliet,” He laughed at you as you looked at him expectantly, “You don’t have to walk to my locker with me today. Go get your girl.” 
You thanked him with a quick kiss on his cheek and gathered your things before sprinting to your locker to pack your backpack. When you were all packed, you fixed your hair and reapplied your lipgloss in the magnetic mirror that hung on the metal door of your locker. Once you were satisfied with your appearance, you set off to find Robin’s locker. 
She stood in front of her open locker with Nancy as she stuffed textbooks and notebooks into her backpack. Her hands flying through the air as she rambled to her friend beside her, who just nodded along as she listened. Nancy caught your eye as you drew closer to the locker in front of you and took that as her cue to leave. She mumbled a quiet goodbye to the blonde and offered you a warm smile before taking off to her own locker down the hall. 
“Hey Rob,” You greeted, internally kicking yourself for using the nickname that you’d only ever heard Steve use. Was it okay that you called her that? Would she think that you were overstepping? You bit your lip in anticipation as you waited for her to reply. 
She slammed her locker shut and turned to look at you, beaming, “y/n, hi! What do you want to do today? You’re driving so you should have more of a say than I do, but I was thinking we could go to my house for a bit? My parents won’t be home until later tonight so we’ll have the house to ourselves. N-not that it matters or anything. I’m not trying to-” 
“Robin!” You giggle, relieved that she didn’t seem to notice the nickname you used for her, “Going to your house sounds nice.” 
“Great then uh, shall we?” She gestures toward the doors that lead out of the school. 
You laughed at her charming, dorky nature and followed her out of the front doors of Hawkins High. 
****
Robin’s house was a small, 2 bedroom, one story house. It wasn’t quite as nice as Steve’s, but you could tell that her family was better off than your and Eddie’s families. Her bedroom was painted a loud turquoise color. You couldn’t help but think that it didn’t exactly suit her. As you peered around the small bedroom, you noticed a dresser that was littered with crystals, her guitar and trumpet case leaning against the foot of her made bed, music and movie posters and sheet music tacked to the wall, covering most of the turquoise paint, and pictures of her and her friends in various frames around the room. Without taking the wall color into consideration, it was all so Robin. 
“I uh picked the paint color out in middle school,” She admitted sheepishly, “My parents told me that I would only get to paint it once and I still picked this atrocious color,” She laughed as she walked into the room and took a seat on her bed, her back to her headboard. 
She patted the spot in front of her and you obliged, sitting criss-cross on the bed and facing her. 
“The color isn’t that bad…” You lied as you eyed the walls some more. 
“You don’t have to lie about it, y/n.” She laughed again, her hand brushing your knee briefly, “I know it’s… not great” 
You weren’t sure if you wore more encaptured by her laugh or the feeling of her ringed fingers touching your bare knee. All you knew was that Robin Buckley would be the death of you. 
“Everything else is, though!” You piped up once you regained the ability to speak, “The pictures, the posters, the sheet music tacked to the wall? It’s so you!” 
She blushed then, looking down at her lap in an effort to hide her red cheeks. 
“You can look around if you want. I was thinking that I could order us a pizza,” She hopped off the bed, “Be back in a jiff!” She called from down the hall. 
You slipped off the bed and walked around the room and examined the pictures in their frames. There were a bunch of her and Steve in various places and poses. There were some of her and an older man and woman that you assumed to be her parents and her and her group of friends. You smiled to yourself as you made your way over to her guitar at the foot of her bed and picked it up, slinging the strap around your neck and running your fingers over the strings. You thought about the first time you saw Robin on stage with this guitar, how beautiful she looked and how expertly she played, despite it being her first show. You were lost in thought when without warning, the door swung open, signalling Robin’s return. 
“The pizza should be he-” She stopped in her tracks and stared at you wide-eyed.
You wanted the earth to swallow you whole. Your ears felt hot as you put the guitar back down and averted her eyes. 
“I-I’m sorry. I should have asked before… you know.” 
“I could teach you how to play a few notes,” The blonde offered, stepping towards you to pick the bass back up again. 
You expected her to yell at you, maybe even tell you that you had no right to be touching her very expensive guitar without asking, but instead she offered to teach you to play. Robin Buckley was full of surprises. 
“Actually,” You started, still refusing to meet her eyes, “I think I’d like to hear you play something.” 
She nodded, almost as shocked as you were, and took her previous seat on the bed, resting the guitar on her bed before reaching around to un-tack a piece of sheet music from the wall to reveal a paper-sized rectangle of turquoise paint. She set the sheet music down in front of her on the bed and glanced up at you. 
“Eddie’s been bugging me to practice this one, anyway.” She rasped as she set the guitar on her lap and played the first few notes of a familiar tune. 
You knew the song to be Def Leppard’s Miss You in a Heartbeat almost immediately, as it was one of your favorites. Eddie always called you a sap when you listened to it, but you thought it was cute and secretly hoped that you’d have someone that made you feel like you could relate to it one day. 
You took a seat on the bed in front of her and watched in awe as her fingers strummed over the strings with expertise. Robin playing the guitar was even more breathtaking up close. The way her eyes fluttered as she read her sheet music, the way she lost herself in parts she knew and closed her eyes as she played, the way she played just as passionately for an audience of one as she did for an audience of 300. When the music stopped, you were pulled out of your trance. The room was all too quiet and the tension was thick in the air. 
“I-I love that song,” You said softly, “It’s one of my favorites and Eddie always teases me for it.” 
The sandy blonde girl chuckled and set the guitar aside, “That’s funny considering he’s the one that added it to our setlist for this weekend.” 
You laughed with her, “You played it so well,” You complimented and watched as a bright smile settled on her lips. 
“Thank you,” She blushed, leaning toward you and taking one of your hands into her’s, “I can’t wait for you to hear it at the show this weekend.” 
All you could focus on was how close she was to you and how the metal from her rings cooled your skin. Just as you gained enough composure to reply, the doorbell rang. The pizza had arrived and the moment was ruined. Robin’s hand broke away from yours and you mourned the loss almost immediately. 
“I’m just gonna go…uh grab that real quick.” She hopped off the bed and started toward the front door. 
You threw yourself back into a laying position and covered your face with one of Robin’s throw pillows. You didn’t know how it was possible, but you’d fallen even more in love with Robin Buckley.
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totaldramamarching · 5 years ago
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Oneshot Friday!
#1: The Ultimatum
Chris’s unprofessional banter with the school’s superintendent puts the band program in danger.
Chris sat cross-legged on the floor to the band room, piles and piles of sheet music in front of him. Did he wait until the last minute to prepare music folders for his students? Perhaps. Did he regret it? A little. Was it worth it so he could get out of reorganizing the band room? Absolutely.
He hummed the show music quietly to himself as he shoved warm up pages and stands tunes into neat little folders he’d bought months ago, begrudgingly out of his own pocket (no thanks to the WHS administration).
The work quickly became instinctual. A first trumpet part for Geoff DuPont. A bass clarinet part for Katie Favara. A second alto saxophone part for Dave Franklin. While the process was tedious, it beat moving sousaphones and timpani around.
Just as he reached Shawn Herbert’s baritone folder, Chris heard ringing from inside his office. The phone, the school phone, something he couldn't ignore. Great.
Groaning, the young director got to his feet and trudged to his office, glancing down at the caller ID. A chill ran down his spine.
Shit.
It was Eddison McDonald, the sports-crazed superintendent who was so determined to have a renowned athletic program that he gave nuts and bolts in terms of funding to the fine arts, especially the band.
Anyone but him.
Chris feigned the most faux fake smile as he put the phone to his ear. “Hello?”
“Hello, Mr. McLean,” an unimpressed voice answered. “I am calling to inform you that your budget request has been processed.”
“...And?” How many cents are we getting this year?
“The high school band program will be receiving five thousand dollars this year in funding.”
“Five thousand,” Chris repeated dryly.
“Yes. That is more than last year.” A whopping two-hundred dollars more, Chris thought. How generous.
He couldn't help but let out an exasperated sigh. “You realize I asked for about four times that, right?”
“That doesn't change the fact that it's five thousand.”
Chris chuckled in spite of himself. “Okay, okay, fair point. Here's another question for ya: you do realize we currently house more trophies than the football team, right? And more of our members have qualified for all-state than any of the track members? Oh, and get this! We’re the Pride of Pahkitew County!” Manic frustration was clear in his voice. “We have been since I've got here! You're welcome! I'd appreciate a thanks in the form of dinero.”
“You're on thin ice, McLean.”
“Hey, I'm just sayin’. We need more than a couple grand to repair decades worth of dents and stuck keys, not to mention buying props and uniforms and guard silks and sound equipment and mallets an–”
The superintendent’s voice grew increasingly cold. “You will suffice with what I’m giving you.”
“It costs mon-ney to run a band program.”
“Then maybe we don't need a band program.”
That certainly shut him up. Chris’s throat suddenly tightened. Before he could utter anything (an excuse, an apology), McDonald continued,
“Chris, you're lucky you haven't been fired yet. This band program does not give our school the money that our athletics do. I have half the mind to cut the fine arts all together.”
“Don't,” Chris muttered weakly.
There was an uncomfortable silence. The static was deafening.
“Win state,” McDonald eventually offered, “like our girls’ basketball team. Then I’ll reconsider cutting our fine arts programs.”
Chris’s eyes widened. “With a band of like, fifty kids? Are you crazy?!”
“I believe I've made myself very clear. Win state, or say farewell to your job, your band, and your students.”
Click.
Chris stood frozen, his fingers tightly gripping the phone. He was really beginning to wish he were reorganizing the band room right about now. He gingerly set down the phone, stumbling backwards towards the wall as he processed what he’d just done.
They had no choice now. This had to be the best marching season ever.
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Alex and Eddison's apartment
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Running into famous people around Britechester
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Alex and Eddison as Young Adults
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