#griffin the cat supremacy

[jungkoode]

Not me reading the soda cleaning scene 17 times bc THE TENSION HELLO?? Also why do I feel like Griffin is the only one with braincells in this apartment lmaooo smartest character no cap fr fr

LMAOOO NOT THE SODA SCENE 😭

listen... when i tell you i had to take breaks writing that scene because the tension was getting to ME... like there's something about y/n trying to clean while jungkook just exists all wet and annoying that just... yeah. yeah.

and GRIFFIN??? you're so right and you should say it. my guy is literally watching these two disasters like "ah yes, the humans pretending they don't want to jump each other's bones while i, an intellectual, knock over jungkook's coffee mug for the third time this week"

griffin watching y/n and jungkook argue about cleaning supplies while actively ignoring their sexual tension: 🐱👁️👄👁️

like imagine being the only one in that apartment with actual emotional intelligence and it's the CAT. even yoongi's just given up (it’s only been THREE DAYS) at this point meanwhile griffin's out here being a menace and purring on y/n’s lap.

[biglisbonnews]

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[jungkoode]

this is probably super stupid but i love that your jungkook has an orange cat omg???

omg anon this isn't stupid at all!! 🧡 griffin was actually one of the first details i knew i wanted to include when developing jk's character. there's something so telling about the fact that this emotionally unavailable guy who acts all tough has this bright orange cat who literally knocks over his stuff and still gets away with everything

like sometimes when i'm writing scenes where jk is being particularly dickish to y/n, i'll throw in a moment where griffin jumps on his lap and he just… automatically starts petting him? or how he pretends not to notice that griffin likes to sleep on y/n's lap. it's those little contradictions that make him interesting to write!

fun fact: griffin has different meows for each roommate, and that was inspired by my friend's cat who literally has a specific "food bowl is half empty and this is UNACCEPTABLE" meow that could wake the dead

anyway sorry for rambling but i love talking about griffin!! he's definitely become a character in his own right and may or may not be secretly plotting to get these two disasters together… 👀