#ellen thompson

[noneedtoamputate]

Every Beautiful Thing - Chapter Eleven

I can't believe it's been five months since I updated my fic. Life has been busy - in mostly good ways - but I've really missed Chuck and Ellen and all of you, too. I already have Chapter 12 and Chapter 13 outlined, so I'm hoping it won't be another five months to get the next chapters written.

Thanks to @shoshiwrites for taking Chuck ring shopping and coming up with this beauty for Ellen. I think it represents her perfectly.

Characters: Chuck Grant, Original Female Character(s), Joe Liebgott, Original Male Character(s)

Tags: Postwar, Slow Burn, Non Canon Realtionships, San Francisco

Summary: A girl walks into a tobacco shop.

December 1951

Chuck hadn't been drunk in years, but he felt hungover when he woke up and opened his eyes. Ellen lay beside him, still asleep, looking disheveled. Chuck smiled despite feeling fairly horrible. No supper, an emotional night before, and lack of sleep left him feeling exhausted and with an upset stomach and lingering headache.  

He needed to eat and wash up before opening the store. He carefully got out of bed and almost made it to the hallway when he heard Ellen stir. 

“Hey,” he said gently. “You don't need to wake up yet. Take your time before going home.”

She mumbled something Chuck couldn’t understand.

“Sorry?”

Ellen sat up and wrapped the bed sheet around herself. 

Read the rest and comment on AO3.

[mercurygray]

Ooh, for the OC ask, #13 for Cord. And #30 for Marj and Ellen, because I have ideas and want to know if you have any thoughts.

13) Does your OC have a rival? How did it start?

...oh my goodness, this is such a good question.

I think the obvious in-story answer to this question is 'Bucky, of course' but Bucky is more of an adversary than a rival. That starts when he arrives in England to assume his role as Air Exec - he's boisterous and perhaps a little ill-suited for the job and for Cordelia, who has been in England several months longer than he has and is coming to the war fresh from losing a guy she liked to a preventable air accident, Bucky's laissez-faire attitude really strikes her the wrong way. (Obviously that changes over time.)

This question does have me thinking about before the war and her time on the Powder Puff circuit. She was in that world long enough to get good, but she doesn't strike me as the kind of person who was ever competing to really beat a particular person (like Laura or Portia). This group is small enough that everyone knows everyone else - they don't really have time for rivalries unless it's something the press comes up with to sell more papers. I could see Portia making a joke about 'her esteemed rival' when she has to make ferrying stops at Thorpe Abbotts.

30) My OC and your OC are friends. This isn’t a question. I’m not asking. (How do they respond?)

Of course they're friends. How would they not be friends? Marj collects people like some people collect stamps. Chuck has married this woman and that automatically means that Ellen is now an auxiliary member of the Girl Gang and is on Marj's Christmas card list and phone tree. (Everyone was very worried about Chuck, after the whole June thing. They are so glad he ended up with someone like Ellen.)

[OC brainrot asks]

[choicesoutofcontext]

wishful thinking | ch 12

[noneedtoamputate]

I should be working on Chapter 9, but this sounds like fun. For Ellen, Patsy, or even Miriam Liebgott.

Send me an OC + and something you think is true about them and I'll tell you whether you're right or wrong.

[soranatus]

NOSFERATU By animator, character designer, art director, Ami Thompson

[goryhorroor]

final/survivor girls

[fuckyeahcostumedramas]

Yerin Ha as Sophie Baek & Luke Thompson as Benedict Bridgerton in Bridgerton (TV Series, 2020- ).

[abagofmagictrix]

Probably my all time favorite horror movie protagonists

[brokehorrorfan]

Inked Up Merch has released Final Girl dad hats ($25) and beanies ($20) from Proceeds will be donated to the National Organization for Women.

[prettyfamous]

Larsen Thompson | Faddy | Ellen von Unwerth | Fall 2023

[blueopinions49]

Horror Typology (Survivors)

Laurie Strode ISFJ SiTi 6w5 sp/so Pisces (Feb,26)

Sidney Prescott ISFP FiSe 9w8 sp/sx Pisces (March,16)

Gale Weathers ENTJ TeSe 3w4 so/sp Aries (April 4th)

Nancy Thompson INTJ NiTe 1w2 sp/so Cancer (July,13)

Ellen Ripley ENTJ TeNi 8w9 sp/sx Capricorn (Jan ,7)

Clarice Sterling INTJ NiTe 1w9 sp/so Capricorn (Dec,23)

Ash Williams ESTP SeFe 7w8 sx/sp Aries (April 8th)

Oj Haywood ISTP TiNi 5w6 sp/sx Scorpio

Maxine Minx ESFP SeFi 3w4 so/sx Libra

Chris Redfield ESTJ TeSi 6w7 so/sx Capricorn

Ana Flores ENTJ TeSe 8w7 sp/sx Aries

Connie Taylor ESTJ TeSi 6w5 so/sx Virgo

Alice Liddle INTP TiSi 5w4 sp/sx Aquarius

Jennifer INFP FiSi 6w5 so/sp Pisces

Fionna Belli ISFJ SiTi 9w1 sp/so Cancer

Henry Townshed INTP TiSi 5w4 sp/sx Aquarius

Cheryl Mason ISFP FiSe 9w8 sp/sx Saggitarius (Winter of 1980)

Ellie Williams ENFP NeFi 7w8 sx/sp Taurus or Gemini (Spring-Summer)

Tree Gelbman ESTP SeTi 8w7 sp/sx Virgo (Sept,13)

Helen Shivers ESFJ FeSi 3w2 so/sp Libra (Oct,13)

[lilydvoratrelundar]

Matilda the Musical (2022)

Directed by Matthew Warchus, choreography by Ellen Kane

[luegootravez]

Larsen Thompson by © Ellen von Unwerth

[tinyowlthoughts]

What the fuck Utah

I have a nephew who lives in Utah (not Mormon, nor conservative). He goes to a charter school. They aren't allowed anything that may be 'disruptive', and the conservative Christian staff use that to their advantage. My nephew wanted one - ONE - rainbow stick to put on his water bottle when I came out as gay. I gave him several, and he said he would have to put it on the bottom of the water bottle so none of the teachers saw the rainbow dinosaur (that was in no way exclusively LGBTQIA+ themed) and took it away.

So am I surprised by this development? No.

Am I mad?

People.

I am God. Damned.

FURIOUS.

This bullshit has got to stop. There is NO REASON to censor books a school, beyond reading level. By which I mean, don't have Lord of the Flies in an elementary school library. (The reading/comprehension level is likely too high for a majority of students to fully grasp.)

Books should cover a wide variety of topics for all student interests.

Books should encourage learning and exploring and challenge preconceived notions and ideas.

Books should be available to be used to illustrate complex topics that kids might have a hard time understanding, like death or illness or other upsetting topics.

Books should take kids away to worlds they can only imagine, and encourage them to question everything, from how ants carry so much weight to whether God exists.

Banning books in this manner is not only political over-reach that encourages censorship and is (likely, hopefully) unconstitutional, it is LAZY PARENTING.

You don't want your kid to read 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid' because the character is rude? Fine. But you can't force another parent not to let their kid read it.

You don't think teens should have access to books about revolution, magic, exploring budding romance/sexuality, and standing against authority figures? Fine. But you can't force another parent to keep it out of their kids hands.

You think it's your way or the highway?

Try again bitch.

Sarah Maas is one of the most popular YA authors in the world.

Judy Blume is a national treasure who has given so many young people the words to express themselves through puberty and beyond.

Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake takes a crack at a pig-infested future and warns readers against blindly trusting big tech.

What Girls Are Made Of by Elana Arnold is a poignant look at what love means when you're only 16.

Ellen Hopkins approaches addiction and drug use from her own personal experiences with her daughter, offering readers a look into and a warning against drug use.

Rupi Kaur is a poet who's words are twists of silk that illustrate thriving against violence and abuse.

Craig Thompson's Blankets is a beautiful graphic novel that illustrates the way love and religion can clash, and how as one grows, they have to come to their own conclusions about both.

None of these books are dangerous.

None of these books are pornographic or obscene.

None of these books deserve to taken from the hands of readers.

And the only thing you've done, Utah, is piss off a world full of readers and prove that not only do your leaders no understand the dangers of censorship on this scale, but

you haven't even read the books.

[illustratedbymikayla]

I was thinking about making a set of 5 pins for my etsy shop of horror final girls. Who should I do?