#link murphy ; threads

[backmaskcd]

closed starter for @exmcrtis (pip)

Writing felt impossible most days. Link was doing his best to get by on whatever he could in a town like this, but it was pretty fair to say the withdrawals were finally getting to a point that made life unbearable. So while he usually liked to sit in the library to write, today he was simply going to try to get away from his thoughts and feelings.

"Oh." He hadn't expected to see anyone in his favorite spot - he had picked it specifically because it was far away from most other things, and even with half the town in ruins, the library was easy enough to get into whenever he wanted. "I don't usually find anyone here before me."

[oflowtides]

closed starter for @urbnlgnds (wren) location: the grind

“Wren!  Wait,”  Link was all but crawling over the countertop as he spotted the dark haired girl leaving, tossing his apron behind the counter.  “I’m basically off the clock now - fuck it, whatever.  What are you up to?”

[dessertgeek]

The Mari Lwyd Twitter saga (2020 - part three)

This is part of my efforts to transcribe @seananmcguire's holiday Mari Lwyd Twitter threads. The hashtag for now is #Mari Lwyd Project, the first post is here, the thread's source is here.

(Many thanks to @dor-min on finding and linking this one!)

There are a couple from this year that are short, and even single replies that Seanan likely didn't have time to reply to. So this is their collection! Authors will be linked in their comments as best I can.

CW for food, just in case.

Lorcan Murphy (Twitter): Alas were I only a mutual, Mari Lwyd I'd offer rhymes crucial. We'd barter o'er offering asked unpredictable Afore presenting a demanded varietal victual The dead from the living must bide dividual But this rhyme for the horse is purely volitional.

Seanan: Your rhyming's exquisite, So clean and refined. I'll grant you a visit, To seek cheese with rind, Or cheese that's been softened, Or processed or plain... When Mari Lwyd's summoned, She sings her refrain.

Cheese or beer! Cheese or beer! I know that you have it here!

Lorcan: Alas all my beer has been spilt in a pan And as unlikely it seems, my cheese melted and ran My flour and yeast in the oven to bake So I'm terrible short of scran you can take Bide if you can, I'll no make it a habit and I'll offer a pretzel and Welsh-German rabbit

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Cassandra Khaw (Carrd / Twitter): A single wedge of manchego I do possess, Not a wedge nor a morsel more than that, If I was someone who had cheese in excess, I'd offer them to you, and have all your desires.

But lo, you bony equine, Such is all I can give: This lonely cheese of mine, I offer in tithe.

Seanan: To give when there's plenty Is glorious kind: But it's kinder by far When you've little but rind.

I am grateful to you, On this shortest of days, For your holiday spirit And generous ways.

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The singles!

(I'm posting peoples' handles as I see them, will do my best here. If someone rhymed or made poetry and I couldn't find a 'do not repost' on their profile, I included it.)

John & Bucky: I’m just here to watch A skeletal horse seeking Cheese and wine through rhyme

Stephanie Annand: Alas! For the lack! Of cheese in my home; Will you accept yogurt As onward you roam?

Eleri: I have some ok parm, and a generic swiss A really good chevre would not go amiss This stupid pandemic has cut into my cheese-buying I'm afraid sharing these cheeses, the dead horse would send me flying.

Paige Wolf: Cheese and spiced wine You’ll definitely find; In my kitchen, I’ll fill up your cup!

Come in please, my friend! Time we will spend, In drinking and singing, Bottoms up!

warcabbit: Wassail, wassail? I give you mulled ale and a nice nutty cheese to boot.

It is the season Be kind without reason And generous with gifts and loot.

Stephanie Caitlyn: I do not have cheese, I only have curry, For when I did leave, It was in quite a hurry.

Into the headlights I peer like a deer, But with you I gladly will share my paneer.

Starry_Marie: I know there are many With rhymes that are better But one thing I do have - A large chunk of cheddar

@Chimaera.bsky.social: Oh Mare, at thy feet I lay Some Caveman Blue and olives today. Cambezola roasted with garlic cloves, Squeezed upon fine grilled bread loaves. A bit of Brie to melt your heart, A nutty Parm to fuel your start, Melted Gruyère to dip things in, & Queso fresco (you're looking thin)

Cake and Arsenic: Oh mari lywd, please don't feel down, With your big boney head, in your white cotton shroud, For you'll find that my larder is stocked full of cheese, And you're welcome to come and eat all that you please.

JLH: (not a mutual, but it seems fun and kinda inspired me) Dread equine I hear your call! And in my larder is a prize, A piece of asiago for your skeletal maw Please accept my gift and silence your cries.

[thousandfireworks]

Authors whose books you have to avoid because they are problematic.

Abigail Hing Wen.

Alex Aster.

Alice Hoffman.

Alice Oseman.

Alison Win Scotch. ‘Terrorism is never acceptable. Not in Israel.’

Allie Sarah.

Amber Kelly.

Amy Harmon.

Annabelle Monaghan.

Anna Akana.

Aurora Parker.

Benjamin Alire Sáenz.

Brandon Sanderson. Islamophobic.

Carissa Broadbent. Said that hamas is doing violence against innocence.

Chloe Walsh. Siding with Israel in the name of humanity.

Christina Lauren. Believe that Israel is the victim. A racist, also Islamophobic.

Colleen Hoover.

Cora Reilly. Travel to Israel despite criticism.

Danielle Bernstein. Islamophobic.

Danielle Lori.

Deke Moulton. Said hamas is terrorist.

Dian Purnomo.

Eliza Chan.

Elle Kennedy.

Elyssa Friedland.

Emily Henry.

Emily Mclntire.

Emily St. J. Mandel. Admiring Israel.

Gabrielle Zevin. Wrote a book about anti-Palestine. Mentioned Israel multiple times without context on his book.

Gregory Carlos. Israeli author. A zionist.

Hannah Whitten.

Hazel Hayes. Reposted a post about October 7th.

Heidi Shertok.

Jamie McGuire.

Jay Shetty. ‘Violence is happening in Israel.’

Jean Meltzer.

Jeffery Archer. Wrote a book with a mc Israel operative (mossad) in a positive and anti terrorist light.

Jennifer Hartman. Liked a post about pro-Israel.

Jen Calonita.

Jessa Hastings.

Jill Santopolo. Said that Israel has right to exist and fight back.

John Green.

Jojo Moyes.

J. Elle.

J. K. Rowling. Support genocide. Racist. Islamophobic.

Kate Canterbery.

Kate Stewart.

Katherine Howe.

Katherine Locke.

Kristin Hannah. Support Israel. Shared a donation link.

Laini Taylor.

Laura Thalassa. Islamophobic.

Lauren Wise. Cussed that Palestinian supporters would be raped in front of children.

Lea Geller. Thanked people who supports Israel.

Leigh Dragoon. Islamaphobic and anti Asian racist rants on Twitter and threads

Leigh Stein.

Lilian Harris. A racist. Blocking people who educates about colonialism in Palestine and call them disgusting.

Lisa Barr. A daughter of Holocaust survivor. Support Israel.

Lisa Kennedy Montgomery.

Lisa Steinke.

Liz Fenton.

Lynn Painter. Afraid of getting cancelled as a pro-Palestine and posted a template afterwards.

L. J. Shen. Her husband joins idf (Israel army).

Mariana Zapata.

Marie Lu.

Marissa Meyer.

Melissa de la Cruz.

Michelle Cohen Corasanti.

Michelle Hodkin. Spread false rumors about arab-hamas. Islamophobic.

Mitch Albom. ‘We shouldn't blame Israel for surviving attacks or defending against them.’

Monica Murphy. Siding with Israel.

Naomi Klein.

Navah Wolfe.

Neil Gaiman. Suggested Palestinians unite with Israel and become citizens.

Nicholas Sparks.

Nic Stone. Talked nonsense that children in Palestinian refugee camp are training to be martyrs for Allah because they felt it was their call in life.

Nyla K.

Olivia Wildenstein. Blocking people who disagree with Israel wrongdoing.

Pamela Becker.

Penelope Douglas.

Pierce Brown.

Rachel Lynn Solomon.

Rebecca G. Martinez.

Rebecca Yarros. ‘I despise violence’ her opinion about what's happening in Gaza. Blocking people who calls her a zionist.

Rena Rossner.

Renee Ahdieh.

Rick Riordan.

Rina Kent.

Rivka (noctem.novelle).

Rochelle Weinstein.

Romina Garber. ‘These terrorist attacks do nothing to improve the lives of Palestinians people.’

Roshani Chokshi. Encourage people to donate to Israel.

Samantha Greene Woodruff.

Sarah J. Mass. Her book contained ideology of zionism.

Stephanie Garber. Promoting books by zionist author (Sarah J. Mass)

Skye Warren.

Sonali Dev.

Talia Carner.

Tarryn Fisher. Said ‘there was terrorist attack in Israel.’

Taylor Jenkins Reid. Posted a video about genocide.

Tere Liye. Rumoured to have ghoswriters to write his books and never give credit to them.

Tillie Cole.

Tracy Deon.

Trinity Traveler (Ade Perucha Hutagaol). Rumour to wrote book about handsome Israelis.

T. J. Klune.

Uri Kurlianchik.

Veronica Roth.

Victoria Aveyard. ‘Israel has the right to exist.’ quote from her about the issue.

V. E. Schwab. Shared a donation link and video about Israel.

Yuval Noah. ‘Israel has the right to do anything to defend themselves.’

Zibby Owens.

[rinasunny]

Red Eye (2005) Early Screenplay Trivia

First of all, I'm very sorry for clogging your Red Eye/Jackson x Lisa feed with DVD commentary. I was planning to do the same with the final shooting script but I guess it will just one post with the juiciest stuff (and just give the link to the script with highlited Jackson/Lisa stuff).

Now, to the main topic of the post. In 2011 someone nicknamed "cougarlady" posted a link for Red Eye's early script draft by Carl Ellsworth on Cillian Murphy's fan forum (https://cillianforum.proboards.com/thread/4257/original-red-eye-script). The bad news is the link currenty doesn't work. The good news is one printed copy of that script still exists. If you have spare 169$ you can purchace it on e-bay (https://www.ebay.com/itm/353755359870). Another good news: some lucky fellas on the forum shared their impressions regarding the script so we have some bits and pieces of the early movie script, which is quite different from the final product. So here's what they

One more important thing to consider (it wasn't discussed on the forum) - Lisa and Jackson were meant to be older (5-10 years) than Rachel and Cillian were at the time of shooting. Especially given that Wes' first dream casting were Sean Penn and Robyn Wright (who were married at the time btw).

Lisa's backstory was different: she wasn't raped but lost her husband instead (he died). Also she had an affair with Keefe at some point. (accoriding to Cyraus)

Speaking of Keefe, he was meant to be a businessman, he only became a polititian after test screenings. (this wasn't mentioned on the forum, but you can find it out in DVD commentary and interviews maybe).

Rippner was the one to stand up to irritated passanger (Lisa didn't take part in it, I guess). (accoriding to Cyraus)

Jackson seems to be much more cruel and cold-hearted than Cillian's rendition. Users described him as narcissist and sociopath. "Also, this Script-Rippner seemed very inconsequent about his feelings for Lisa. He seems to REALLy hate her at some parts." (quote by iseebutterfly)

Jackson threatens Lisa to kill not only Joe, but her entire family. It seems like he killed her grandmother, unfortunately no context, 'cause in the movie the last part would make no sence. (according to cougarlady)

Funny enough Jackson has no tangible evidence that he can order kill anyone (unlike the movie). (according to cougarlady)

And despite this the chemistry is still present. "I love the scene where he kisses her forehead, even if just to unsettle her, but I hate that the took away this thing they had, this weird chemistry, neither of them could explain." (quote by iseebutterfly)

The early script doesn't have the lavatory scene yet. (accoriding to Cyraus)

"The part where he has her in his clutches ready to break her neck with his mouth crawling over her almost makes up for not having the lavatory scene." (quote by Cyraus)

A little bit about Jackson's name. Given his "No Lie" rule (at least when it comes to Lisa) the watchers assume it is his real name. However, Wes said in one of interviews that it is made up (to suit Lisa's father initials). A this is quite confusing tbh. Anyway the early draft suggests that Jackson's real name is... George King. And you thought Jack Rippner was bad... Although there is no consensus on whether or not "George" is his real name either. (according to Cyraus, cougarlady and iseebutterfly)

Jackson and Lisa had a dialogue where Lisa said that his is fucked. His replies are "Lisa, that language doesn't suit you." and "If you don’t look at me, you’ll get a glimpse of just how f*cked I am." There's no context unfortunately. (according to Cyraus and Cait)

The ending was different. They do not specify it. But from what we know from DVD commentary, the final fight in the Reiserts' house was Wes's idea.

P.S.: I probably missed something, so I suggest to check out the forum page yourself.

[writing-for-life]

It’s Monday, and I usually post the latest chapter of my fic on Mondays. Alas, the thing is fully published: 76,000 words and 30 chapters (the 31st is just emotional blurb).

I’m sad. But I’m writing the sequel, so I’m happy, too. And sad...

So here you go, all things “The Light of Stars” in one post: The fic, little sequel snippets, the thing that started it all and the... reviews?

Links to all individual chapters (and yes, the art is by me, I’ve been told I should stop being shy about it), but they will also take you straight to Ao3:

And if you would like a little snippet of the sequel (it doesn’t give away any major plot points), here’s one:

And here's the drabble/poem-like something that started out as a Writerly prompt and ended up inspiring something that has been taking over (part of) my life:

And now I’ll really flog the goods and give you a couple of comments (no one ever reads these fic advertisements anyway, so I might as well be shameless 😂):

There are something like 200 comments on 80 comment threads on TLoS. I’m so grateful for everyone who was on this journey with me, and above all: engaged. Because half of this means nothing if there's no one to share it with.

Some of you are on here (you know who you are), but I just wanted to say that this was really the best part for me, and what I look most forward to for the sequel:

Being in that space with you 💕

[writermuses]

Have you ever gotten so invested in a thread?

Have you ever let your drafts build up?

From this ask meme

I'm shit at talking to people in the DMs because I'm an awktato so when I get hell hype about a thread or ship or whatever, then I'm usually just putting a little //ooc tag on the bottom of the post. I did have a noir crime thread with Knox (Cillian Murphy FC) that seemed like it was going to be fucking amazing that was dropped and I was like damn it! I was watching old noir films to get muse for it and everything. Then there's just the general lore of writing knowing that the universe I've created with someone is immense and super detailed so we can include a bunch of other muses and create this epic story where there's love, friendship, angst, etc. and we have to have charts to keep up with everything. I'm forever grateful that @uncontrolledhavoc wrote a camping trip gone wrong with our massive MC and that @marimelwrites and I have this three or four generation family that other people now write with those muses (the Cartwrights and Delmores)... I'm probably too invested in 90% of my threads. I have a hard time not taking it personally if things are dropped, but I get over it... especially because I know y'all are good people with lives AND you put up with me only being able to write on weekends. I'm just a stupid head 😂

I don't have a choice. LATE July to LATE May I work 60+ hour weeks and can only write on weekends. It's why I have a limit on how many replies people can do to me per day because I don't want to spend my weekend drafting replies, but yeah, I'm slow and they build up. It doesn't mean I don't love you. If you see your tab on the activity page is incorrect after a week, please DM me the link.

[stormkpr]

Fic Stats Tag Game

Rules: Give us the links to your fics with the most hits, second most kudos, third most comments, fourth most bookmarks, fifth most words, and your fic with the least amount of words.

Tagging @kallisto-k, @guggi04, @frozenmemories1987 and anyone else who might want to play

Most hits: How To Train Your Gladiator (9,412 hits) (Shadow and Bone) In a world of gladiators and arena battles, Wylan is just trying to survive as a house slave.

Second most kudos: Same fic as above (my fic with the most hits has the second most kudos!) (280 kudos)

Third most comments: A Gift From Your Dominus (70 comment threads)

(Spartacus) Agron is a gladiator, Nasir a house slave, and their attraction to each other is undeniable

Fourth most bookmarks: Second Nature (51 bookmarks) (The 100) Transported by the anomaly to a serene and beautiful rustic environment, will Clarke and Bellamy finally face their feelings for each other? Will Murphy and Emori stay strong together or face the same struggles that led them to break up on the ring? Bellarke, Memori, with a side of Mackson.

Fifth most words: The Twelfth Level (61,988 words – I have written some long fics)

(The 100) The death wave is rapidly approaching. Clarke and Bellamy make a startling discovery: Cadogan’s cult has survived underground and is willing to shelter Skaikru from the impending disaster. But at what price?

Least amount of words: A Millisecond of Peace (682 words) (Star Trek: Discovery) Hugh Culber desperately looks for a millisecond of peace during this brutal war.

[backmaskcd]

location: outside the library

With spring finally peeking it's way through the trees, Link could stop sticking half his body out of windows when he was craving a cigarette, now able to step outside fully and let the weather cause his cheeks to turn red.

"You need a light?" He'd barely noticed who had approached him out of the corner of his eye. "My need to steal lighters at every gas station across the United States is really coming in handy lately."

[oflowtides]

closed starter for @urbnlgnds (odie) location: whatever nearest wooded area there is

"I kind of want to see if I can't take a road trip across Europe," Link had been trying to climb a tree, more than sure he was making an idiot of himself in front of Odie, but he didn't care that much - she already knew he was an idiot. "I miss that part of my old life back in America. But it seems like it's a weird thing to do here." He tilted his head back to look at her. "Would you come with if I did?"

[denimbex1986]

'In 2018, an interview with Oppenheimer director Christopher Nolan went viral — possibly because it was the first time he’d ever appeared relatable. In that conversation, he said his children sometimes jokingly call him Reynolds Woodcock, after the aloof, reserved protagonist of Paul Thomas Anderson’s Phantom Thread. Though Nolan’s scripts often feature signature, repeated (and often mocked) tropes, including time manipulation, dead spouses, and protagonists who face complex moral decisions, he injects very little of his own personality into his movies. Characters like Leonardo DiCaprio’s troubled team leader in Inception and Robert Pattinson’s equally troubled handler in Tenet are clearly styled after Nolan himself. But viewers rarely come away from Nolan movies with a greater understanding of his worldview, at least compared to the way directors like Martin Scorsese or Quentin Tarantino put their personalities on screen in every movie they make.

One underappreciated idea does recur over and over in Nolan’s work, though, and it surfaces again in Oppenheimer. The protagonists of many Nolan films become obsessed with a specific fear and go to great lengths to better understand or control their terror. In Nolan’s first blockbuster, Batman Begins, gangster Carmine Falcone (Tom Wilkinson) tells Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale), “You always fear what you don’t understand.” The quote acts as something of a guiding light not just for Bruce, but for Nolan’s back shelf of protagonists who seek a deeper knowledge of their phobias for the sake of control. In Oppenheimer, Nolan imprints this narrative device on a historical figure for the first time, and it feels like he’s being more open than ever about revealing what keeps him up at night.

There is no evidence that J. Robert Oppenheimer, the father of the atomic bomb, struggled with frightening visions of high-energy subatomic particles. This doesn’t come through in any documents about Oppenheimer the man, and Nolan seems to have added the idea to dramatize the film, as Oppenheimer periodically pauses to register and recoil from flashes of light, particles, and fire, all representing wordless fears he can’t explain. Though the movie’s dialogue never explicitly references these mysterious events, Nolan’s evocative imagery asks the audience to fill in the gaps themselves — are we seeing what’s in his mind, his future, or something else entirely?

Nolan’s Oppenheimer presents as an awkward, unsociable student with something off about him. It isn’t hard to imagine that he’s troubled by something. And what does this frightful student do? He dives deep into particle physics, devoting his life to understanding and attempting to control his fear — until it reaches critical mass.

The origin story in Batman Begins is the clearest example of this phenomenon: Batman’s vigilante persona was inspired by a traumatic childhood experience with bats. That plot point hews closely to Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli’s classic 1987 comic arc Batman: Year One, but the film dives far deeper into Bruce’s fervent need to understand and control his terror. In a number of sequences featuring fear gas used by the movie’s villain, Scarecrow (played by Cillian Murphy, who also plays Nolan’s Oppenheimer), the filmmaker dips his toes into horror-inflected imagery. The Gothic architecture of Gotham combines with nightmarish sequences where villains see the superhero as a demonic monster, literalizing the metaphor of Bruce becoming his fear.

Following Batman Begins, Nolan’s Batman movies continue to dwell on this theme. Nolan assaults his protagonist with a series of villains who take on the shape of new nightmares. It’s as if he’s trying to teach Batman how to overcome the things he most dreads.

In addition to Bruce Wayne, the two protagonists Oppenheimer most resembles in this way are Leonardo DiCaprio’s Dom Cobb in Inception and Guy Pearce’s Leonard Shelby in Memento. The latter, Nolan’s mainstream breakthrough, focuses on a man with short-term memory loss who is so afraid of forgetting his purpose that he has it tattooed on his body. A significant portion of Inception takes place within Cobb’s dreams, which, through a very thinly veiled metaphor, are haunted by his wife Mal, played by Marion Cotillard. Guilt-ridden by the circumstances of her death, he subconsciously creates a murderous avatar in the shape of the shame he’s too afraid to face. He wrestles for control within his memory, attempting to hide her in a symbolic (and literal) basement in his mind. It doesn’t exactly work out.

Throughout Oppenheimer’s three-hour run time, Cillian Murphy’s protagonist struggles with existential horrors that are much larger than his personal regrets. In addition to the frightening visual bursts of atomic space, the film focuses most of its second-act tensions on the threat that the first atomic bomb test might ignite the hydrogen in Earth’s atmosphere. In real life, that threat was discussed and dismissed by the physicists at Los Alamos. But Nolan lingers on it, sending Oppenheimer to get the opinion of Albert Einstein, who acts as a sort of patron saint of science in the film. But Einstein provides no comforting answers, which ratchets up the tension and fear felt by characters and audience alike.

The threat of humans bringing about their own extinction is no new ground for Nolan’s films. And that may answer why, exactly, he’s so obsessed with fear and the war for control. In Interstellar, climate change devastates crops with a futuristic, dystopian blight. In his 2020 movie Tenet, an unseen society in the future attempts to reverse the flow of time to stop climate change before it gets out of hand. Between those two movies lies the World War II film Dunkirk, about the struggle for survival against a faceless threat. Though the Nazi presence implicitly hangs over the movie, Dunkirk doesn’t linger on a potential apocalypse in quite the same way as other Nolan movies. But the pervasive dread remains.

The fearsome final minutes of Oppenheimer drive this point home, as Nolan gives his protagonist a vision of a future devastated by nuclear apocalypse. His visions of dancing particles and flames give way to a clear, unambiguous doomsday — an uncountable number of rockets fire from an unknown country, streaking across the globe and detonating. Fire consumes everything.

Nolan’s devotion to the theme of people wrestling with their fears ties him to his protagonists, and his more recent focus specifically on humanity causing its own doom ramps that fear up to a universal level. It’s a heavy, existential worry, but it’s an illuminating glimpse into the mind of an artist who rarely lets the audience in. In his films, when a character obsesses about a topic, it typically means that’s the fear that keeps them up at night and drives them toward obsession as a means of control. Both Nolan and his iteration of J. Robert Oppenheimer are exposing their fears that humanity has the power to devastate life on Earth. And as climate change and political tensions simultaneously rise across the planet, it’s hard to blame him.'

[publishingwhispers]

NONE of the New Leaf agents have commented on the mess that has happened, and a bunch of their retained clients are deflecting the issue (and using their marginalization as a shield)??

None of the agents have commented publicly on Twitter, but just today, Publishers Marketplace posted an article about the whole thing with comments from agents at New Leaf, Erin Murphy, and Harvey Klinger.

Here's the article, but it's behind a paywall, so I'll gladly share screenshots:

I know PM doesn't necessarily claim to be an objective journalistic source but I do think it's hilarious how they have so many quotes from the literary agents trying to save face, and absolutely no commentary from the authors who were screwed over, not even so much as a link to the many twitter threads.

That said, re: the second part of your ask - I don't think it's fair to blame the authors who were not dropped for the actions of their agents. They are also in a position in this industry of having very little power compared to agents who can greatly impact their career. I mean, yeah, it might be a good show of solidarity for the remaining authors to speak out, but I also completely understand that they were also put in a terrible and scary position by this. So I don't think those authors are who we should be holding accountable - save that energy for the agents and agency heads.

[b3aucoup]

#B3AUCOUP.      fandomless  original character  multi.    written   by   chay    [   he/him   ;    21+    ;    black    ].    characters est as early as  2013.     low    activity.

blogroll: @bnjmin @bingtm @behe4dings @b4rren @komunion

1.  i am selective – edging on private – and i like to keep things mutuals only. my reply speed ranges from half an hour to about a month, and there will be times where i reply to certain threads over others. i don’t use a thread tracker or anything i mostly just rely on going through my notes so if you think i forgot smth/dropped a thread, hmu so i can reply or write you another starter.

2. pre-established relationships of the non-romantic variety are always welcome, even without any prior plotting. if we’re shipping romantically, i ask that you be 20+ for my own comfort.

3. no tolerance for racism/anti-blackness, homophobia, transphobia, xenophobia, misogyny, fatphobia, pedophilia, ableism, etc.

4. i have no issue with suggestive themes, but anything explicit will probably be kept off the dash or to headcanons.

5. i have no issue with people reblogging things from me like memes, text posts, etc. i only ask that you follow any designations under edits i may make (such as “mutuals or writing partners only”) and that you don’t interact with threads that aren’t yours.

6. i tag triggers as      TRIGGER //     and i will read the rules of anyone that i form a mutual with to make sure i tag any triggers explicitly mentioned. this blog and character in general deals heavily with things like DEPRESSION, ILLNESS, DRUG AND ALCOHOL USE, MEDICAL TRAUMA, ETC. if any those things trigger you, i’d advise against following this blog, because most of it is untagged.

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theodore vause - bartender, poet, bookstore enjoyer. hasn't spoken to his parents in ten years. chicago or paris. 28-35. tom hardy. he/him/his.

hurley mason - artist, target employee, cat dad. never knew his father; mom is very sick. chicago. 22-27. josh dun. he/him/his and they/them/theirs.

amari cox - musician, diet himbo, your closest friend you know nothing about. lives in la, tours a lot. in a band called wade inside. 24-30. mason gooding. he/him/his.

akello cox - lawyer, chronic loudmouth, in a lot of credit card debt. the glue that holds his family mostly together. los angeles. 26-34. aj saudin. he/him/his.

zachariah wu - college student (pre-med), musician, hermit. plays guitar in a local indie band. nyc or similar. 19-25. derek luh. they/them/theirs and he/him/his.

christopher 'kipper' anello - vlogger, couch surfer, chronically ridiculous. anywhere there's a beach. 25-32. zac farro. he/him/his.

fernando 'fern' reyes - your unemployed loser boyfriend with unfettered access to his dad's credit card. miami (usually). 26-32. bad bunny. he/him/his.

umar jha - line cook, violently overtired, grumpy. london. 30-36. riz ahmed. he/him/his and they/them/theirs.

joey - extraterrestrial shapeshifter, telepathic, has a very dedicated twitch following. any metropolitan area. generally appears 25-35. tyler posey + others. they/them/theirs and xe/xem/xyrs.

scott 'scooter' murphy - band manager for @komunion and wade inside, caffeine addict, generally disorganized. lives in la, is not home a lot. 24-32. josh hutcherson. he/him/his.

[thelowkeygeek]

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