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This time I'll get to stay
What if we were both ReGenes and escaped together and our bond of survival turned into a bond of siblinghood and we promised to keep each other safe. And then we clumsily stumbled our way into being vigilantes and one of us was better at being a hero while the other wanted to remain hidden. And then what if during a mission one of us saw the other point their gun into their mouth and the other had no choice but to tackle them but the window was right there and the ground tore us both apart.
Then imagine we're separated for five years, each being told the other is dead and both being haunted by the negative space left by their absence. And then one of us escapes first, and the other escapes second and by some miracle we find each other again. But we're both so broken, and it takes a while for either of us to trust again.
What if. What if.
(Ripley belongs to @localcryptic )
#sorry for the wall of text i am so fucking normal about teo and ripley#nmoc: Ripley Hawthorn#oc: Teo Becerra#teo and ripley#long post#sidestepverse#sidestep#fhr sidestep#fhr#fallen hero#b33tleart#music#OH YOU GIVE AWAY SO MUCH OF YOURSELF!!!!!!!#< fav part of this song in my humble onion#Spotify
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WIP wednesday (and itâs actually a wednesday this time woo!) tagged by @westealtoys !
i got a ton of random ripley sketches/doodles/projects going on, so hereâs a collection of ripley WIPs. WIPleys, if you will (feat. two doodles of @b33tlejules 's teo lol)
i inflict wip wednesday upon @b33tlejules @typhros @autumnfangirler and @aurriearts :3 and anybody else who wishes to participate! i wish to see all that you create
#wip wednesday#my ocs#ripley hawthorn#fhr#my art#can't wait to actually finish any of these. (PLEASE GOD HOLD ME TO IT.)#every day i try to draw ripley and every day i start drawing his entire bedroom instead.#i keep adding more and more random details to the room Please God Notice The Random Details /hj#there's even more i've just cropped them out. i have no idea if i'm ever gonna finish it because i. just keep adding more#not pictured here. me trying to figure out how to draw the inner workings of his behemoth PC#IT PROBABLY WONT EVEN BE VISIBLE.#or all his posters i've been painstakingly recreating.#this guy has shit taste in music btw. (shares my taste in music)#also sorry everything is in greyscale forever. i like VALUESSSS#my wips#oc art#crypticart#cryptic ocs
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This is my now traditional list of favourite movies of the year. These are all films that â as far as I can tell â were first commercially available either in cinemas or on streaming in the UK this year. So it doesnât include eg, Hit Man or The Holdovers. Other than that, these are solely being judged on: did I like them?
As I did last year, Iâve also written about other stuff I have seen that you might be interested in â which this time turned out to be so long I split it into two: Broadly Mainstream & Documentaries and Arthouse & Indie.
2023, then, the year of Barbenheimer (I saw Barbie, didnât see Oppenheimer). And the year of the great superhero box office crash. Meanwhile, there were two austere French courtroom dramas critics loved, two films about young women born in Korea but raised elsewhere trying to make sense of their identities that also got excited reviews plus an avalanche of movies featuring cast members of Chicago restaurant TV drama The Bear.
I saw plenty of films, and there werenât many I think I missed out on. Ridley Scottâs Napoleon felt like a film to watch with friends but we couldnât sort out a time. Eileen and Dream Scenario sounded interesting but non-essential, but BlackBerry I very much did want to see but couldnât get round to. Saltburn generated a fair amount of debate, but by most accounts is precisely Ripley x Brideshead set in 2006 with tunes by Flo Rida and MGMT by the director of Promising Young Woman, and thatâs a film I donât need to see.Â
Some near misses from this list: The Innocent, AlcarrĂĄs and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem. Oh, yeah, and maybe the most fun I had in a cinema for what was officially a 2023 release was seeing the 4K etc restoration of Stop Making Sense, but a bit of a scrub-up does not equal an actual new movie. And on that note, hereâs the list:
1. Kuolleet Lehdet (Fallen Leaves)
This is recommended cautiously â there are other films on this list I would steer most people towards before this one. But it is a movie I absolutely loved. I think itâs the 18th feature film made by director Aki KaurismĂ€ki in a 40-year career, and easily in his five best. If youâve never seen a KaurismĂ€ki film, the easiest way to describe them is like Jim Jarmusch movies but Finnish. And if you havenât even seen a Jarmusch film? Well, his movies are slow (but crucially short!). Most of the characters dress like they are living in the late 1950s or early â60s and drink in bars that seem to come from that time too, but the films are set in the present day. The characters are usually somewhat on the margins of society and often somewhat lonely. Thereâs not a lot of dialogue. And, this is very important, they are funny as well as melancholy. In short, this is a very distinctive world that youâre likely to find either very appealing or pretty baffling.
Fallen Leaves is a simple story about a woman and a man who meet and have a series of misconnections while other stuff is happening in their lives. Itâs very lovely but if you lose patience within the first 10 minutes, I get it, I really do. But I think itâs great.Â
Full review here
2. Past Lives
We open with someone speculating about the two men and a woman drinking together in a New York bar at 4am â who are they to each other? Then we are whisked back to Seoul a couple of decades earlier, and gradually make our way to that late night and learn who Na Young/Nora (Greta Lee), Hae Sung (Teo Yoo) and Arthur (John Magaro) are. CĂ©line Songâs drama is about friendship and love but also very much about the trauma of (bourgeois) emigration â the sense that not only did you leave a place and its people behind, you left a version of yourself there.
Itâs an elegant, restrained yet emotionally raw film. I was going to say it feels in places like a three-hander but would be to forget Hae Sungâs drinking buddies, who provide welcome comic relief. And when your quibbles are as nit-picky as âmaybe one too many magic-hour shotsâ, then youâre talking a seriously good movie.
3. Rye Lane
Delightful romantic comedy that manages to both play by the rules of the genre and feel fresh. Girl meets boy at an art show and they spend a day and evening wandering around together and getting into low-stakes misadventures. Set and very tangibly filmed in places I know extremely well* and does so without triggering my ageing South Londonerâs prickly defensiveness. (*In my review, I say that the geography is all plausible. Recently I had dinner with friends who live locally and have seen the film, and they were not buying into the idea that you would buy hot food at Brixton Market and eat it in Brockwell Park â approx 15 minutes walk away. Which I guess makes them even more South London than me...)
Full review here
(Disney +)
4. Fremont
Afghan interpreter for the US military tries to get to grips with life in California. Gruelling social realist drama about trauma and exile? Uplifting/flag-waving account of the power of living free? Broad culture-clash comedy? No? How about ultra low-key indie, filmed in lovely black & white, in which Donya (Anaita Wali Zada) shuffles between her job making fortune cookies and her sessions with an eccentric psychiatrist (Gregg Turkington). The b&w, the gentle eccentricity of many of the characters, how little Donya says even though she is on-screen in almost every scene, have prompted comparisons with Jim Jarmusch, which I think are fair, although thereâs much less of the fetish-of-cool stuff here (also, as it happens, in none of the Jarmusch films with a sole protagonist is that character female.) Very little happens, and I really liked it.
5. Anatomie dâun chute (Anatomy Of A Fall)
Bloke falls to his death out of the window of his house up in the snowy French mountains â question is: accident, suicide, murder? If murder, the only suspect seems to be his widow (Sandra HĂŒller), a writer who doesnât much like living in France, especially not in the mountains, and also doesnât feel confident expressing herself in French (the bulk of her dialogue is in English), attitudes that doesnât seem likely to endear her to the local media or legal system. Because, yes, this is a courtroom drama, if very much not one in the manner of John Grisham. Itâs an intense, relentless film, one almost without a score (what music there is â and itâs important to the plot and the film â is mostly diegetic, but there is a little cheating on that). HĂŒller is very good as the protagonist weâre not meant to be sure whether to root for (although Iâm inherently sympathetic to anyone who would rather be in London than stuck up a mountain, however beautiful that mountain is). A few side thoughts: the kid made me think of The Omen, the prosecutor of reality TVÂ judge Rob Rinder and I would have sworn blind that the defence lawyer was in some band that had an EP out on Creation Records in 1988, only the actor is about 15 years too young for that.Â
(Itâs a very good film.)
6. Asteroid City
Wes Andersonâs latest comes with multiple levels of story within story that felt unnecessary the first time I saw it â on rewatch they made more sense. But the main narrative â of parents and their children fetched up in a sun-baked nowhere town in the 1950s â I found effective and very moving both times. Andersonâs films always have at least an undertone of sadness, but this is probably his most directly mournful picture since Moonrise Kingdom. As usual with Anderson, the cast is ridiculously stacked â Tom Hanks fits in surprisingly well â and there are actors (Ed Norton, Adrien Brody) who are vastly better in his films than they generally are in anyone elseâs. I laughed, I cried â no, I really did, and I think this was the only film this year that made me do both.
7. Killers Of The Flower Moon
Is Killers Of The Flower Moon a masterful piece of film-making, a supreme example of Martin Scorseseâs novelistic ability to guide a camera to the details that bring a culture to life, featuring a luminous performance from Lily Gladstone and telling an important story? Yes. Is it a sadistically long* movie that runs you through the same incidents three and sometimes four times, one that inflicts on us many scenes of Bob De Niro and Leo DiCaprio doing that terrible Method-bore jutting lip/downturned mouth thing at each other? Yes, that too.Â
It tells an ugly tale from American history â weâre in the 1920s and oil is discovered on Osage land in Oklahoma, making that nationâs members all very rich. Inevitably, tragically, a lot of white folk arenât having that, and start scheming about how they will get their hands on the wealth. What I wasnât expecting is that along with the murder the filmâs title previews, the plot involved lots of white guys marrying Osage women. Itâs fascinating and horrible and Scorsese tells it with great images and some humour and thereâs great casting. But itâs still unnecessarily long (think of the span of time covered in GoodFellas â and that came in at a respectable 2hrs 26mins).
*In the debate about whether there should be intermissions in this movie, some people were saying. âWho are you to presume to know more about films than Scorsese and his legendary editor Thelma Schoonmaker?â Seems like a fair point⊠except: these are people who seemed to have thought Polar Expressing De Niro in The Irishman looked OK, so Iâm saying their judgement isnât what it was.Â
8. Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse
By and large, the critical response to Across The Spider-Verse was split between those who felt it was even better than Into The Spider-Verse and those who thought it was good but lacked the âblimey, look at everything they are managing to do and oh my god it makes so much more sense to do superhero movies as animation than clunky CGIâ shock-of-the-new of the first film. The latter is basically my position: this is a very good film but Into The Spider-Verse was a near-instant classic.* ATSV is not as funny, and suffers (for me) from the fact that much of it happens at a larger scale and thereâs more multiverse stuff to get your head around etc, and it ends on a cliffhanger (boo!) But itâs still easily the best big budget/action film of the year for my money.
(*Although somehow only 7th on my films of 2018 list! In retrospect, Iâd move it up, but still only to maybe 3rd â 2018 turns out to have been a great year for films I like.)
9. Reality
If you are phobic to excruciating small talk, you should probably avoid this film. The dialogue comes entirely from an FBI transcript, and the agents spend a very long time trying to put their suspect at ease before finally getting to the questions about what she allegedly did. So many awkward attempted bits of connection about pet ownership and going to the gymâŠ
It starts with Reality Winner (yes, that is the name of a real person), played by Sydney Sweeney, driving home. Before sheâs out of the car, two FBI agents have come up to her window. Almost all of film is them and her standing outside her bungalow doing the prelims for the questioning and then finally going inside to interrogate her. It feels like real time but itâs not quite that. The look of the film is quite raw, thereâs no score, it feels very plain although there are a couple of welcome weird touches.Â
Itâs an uncomfortable watch, but if you can stay with it, itâs an impressive and rewarding film.
10. All The Beauty And The Bloodshed
This documentary wants to tell you two important stories. One is about the campaign to get artistic institutions to distance themselves from the Sackler family, the generous donors who (alas) made their money from Valium and Oxycontin. The second is a history of assorted art movements and bohemian scenes of the late 20th-century US. The person whose life connects all this is the photographer Nan Goldin (the art worldâs most influential figure, apparently). Goldinâs pictures are also a key part of this filmâs visual appeal, and the director Laura Poitras is well of aware of that, and happy to give them the space they deserve. Quite a brutal watch, but worth it.Â
Full review here
11. Wham!
The angle this documentary takes gives us the story of Andrew Ridgeley and George Michael as a benign version of Single White Female with a touch of All About Eve crossed with Pygmalion. Here, the person who has had their look and career appropriated turns out to have been coaching the impersonator and at the end wishes them well as they soar off into superstardom.Â
Thatâs how Iâve long understood the Wham! story but this fills in the details and adds some ambiguity: Ridgeley enjoyed songwriting and being tagged the âtalentless oneâ clearly hurt him. The image choices that led some to assume George Michael was gay (many years before he came/was forced out) were actually made by his busily straight bandmate â we were right for the wrong reasons, which is to say wrong. But what I found fascinating is that once George* â who had been strong-armed by Andrew into a music career â started to understand how good he could be, he developed a Michael Jordan-esque competitive fury.
The voices of the two Wham! members provide the bulk of the narrative, added to by lots of excellent archive. The short span of Wham!âs career is a huge plus for a pop documentary - it avoids the usual problem of what to do about the later stuff only the subjects of the film care about. Just like the band, the documentary knows how to stop when the going is good.
*I canât treat âMichaelâ as a surname in this context.
(Netflix)
#films of the year#2023 movies#films of 2023#films of the year 2023#movies of 2023#movies of the year 2023
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Ok guys! Hope youâre all well! Iâm...trying to be! Maybe we all need a bit of a distraction?Â
Tagged by @smimon :D
Tell us your one favorite character from different fandoms and tag some peeps!
1. Robot Trains: Duke!!! â€â€â€
2. Alien: Ellen Ripley (Sheâs kick ass)
3. Aliens: Lance Bishop â€
4. Prometheus: David (Heâs an undeniably captivating villain...â€)Â
5. Alien Covenant: Walter (Heâs the sort of android youâd want on your side in an emergency).Â
6. Star Trek (Original): Spock (Vulcans are my inspiration in times of emotional turmoil )
7. The X-Files: Fox Mulder (Fox Mulder is my inspiration in times of...paranormal investigation...lol)
8. Stargate SG1: Daniel Jackson (I nearly majored in anthropology because of him. ...I changed my major a lot, actually)Â
9. Black Mirror: Kabir Dudani from the âU.S.S. Callisterâ episode. (A sensitive genius...stuck in a psychopathâs computer simulation †:(Â
10. House MD: Gregory House (Although, I actually think a lot of irl health care providers were inspired to start acting like assholes, by this show. The original Gregory House is the only one who can pull it off...)
11. Invader Zim: DibÂ
12. Johnny the Homicidal Maniac: Nny
(Bonus round, shows Iâve gotten into thanks to my son:)
13. Tayo the Little Bus: Really tough call between Gani (heâs got a cool backstory with the whole reincarnation thing...) and Hana (I kind of want to be her lol. :P )Â
14. Tittipo: Teo (He seems more emotionally complicated than meets the eye!)
(Ok...have literally taken an hour to finish this little by little in between everything else.)
How to tag people...? Letâs see... @stormvanari @solitaria-fantasma @darkaudi @katrinthecat @nintendoandsega (even though I know youâre the silent type, @nintendoandsega but you dig Robot Trains so youâre cool in my book.), @passage-not-granted (but youâre the same person as @smimon though arenât you?) @gritsandbrits And anyone else who wants to play! I need to send this off before my son destroys my computer lol.Â
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Andrew Scott reveals his social-distancing essentials
A new interview with Andrew Scott, sharing some of the things heâs using to deal with what the world is going through.
READ HERE âThe BAFTA-winning actor â who also happens to be the sexiest priest we know and the star of Showtime's much-touted forthcoming remake of The Talented Mr Ripley â is currently holed up in his London home. Here he exclusively reveals his social-distancing essentials to our style and grooming director, Teo van den Broeke.â
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|ENTREVISTA|Â Andrew Scott revela seus essenciais para o distanciamento social
Por: Teo van den Broeke - British GQ
âO ator vencedor do BAFTA - que tambĂ©m passa a ser o padre mais sexy que nĂłs conhecemos e que tambĂ©m Ă© a estrela do aclamado prĂłximo remake da Showtime, The Talented Mr. Ripley-  estĂĄ atualmente escondido em sua casa em Londres. Aqui, ele revela, exclusivamente, os seus essenciais para o distanciamento social para o nosso diretor de estilo e cuidados pessoais, Teo van den Broeke.
2019 foi um grande ano para Andrew Scott. A estrela do ator irlandĂȘs -bem como o ascendente- foi estratosfĂ©rica com os papeis cruciais em Fleabag da Phoebe Waller Bridge e a sua vez como muito celebrada no palco Old Vic como Garry Essendine no Present Laughter do NoĂ«l Coward.
2020 estava previsto para ser um ano ainda maior, com a gravação prestes a começar em Ripley, o próximo remake da Showtime, The Talented Mr. Ripley de Patricia Highsmith, na Itålia no final desse ano, mas atualmente, como o resto de nós, o ator ganhador do BAFTA estå preso em sua casa.
Aqui, a maravilha e sĂĄbio que Scott Ă©, fala para o nosso diretor de estilo e cuidados pessoais, Teo van den Broeke, sobre seus essenciais, alguns mais surpreendentes que outros, ele conta em vĂȘ-lo atravĂ©s de nosso estado coletivo atual de distanciamento social.
Contas da Amazon (e aplicativos de podcast) estejam Ă postos...
1. O podcast de Elizabeth Day âHow to Failâ com Mo Gawdat
 âMo Gawdat escreveu um livro em felicidade [Solve for Happy] e Elizabeth Day o entrevista em seu podcast. Ele apenas fala com uma humanidade incrĂvel, generosidade, sabedoria e calma sobre o que isso poderia ser e como ao invĂ©s de nĂłs seguirmos o rebanho, nĂłs deverĂamos focar em o que nĂłs fazemos e pensar em nĂłs mesmos. A maioria de nĂłs estĂŁo seguros, ele diz, apesar disso, ele nĂŁo minimiza a dor que algumas pessoas estĂŁo passando, e isso estĂĄ sendo muito beneficial. Ă brilhante. Elizabeth Day jĂĄ entrevistou o grande filĂłsofo Alain de Botton tambĂ©m, apenas caras quem tem Ăłtimas visĂ”es gerais.â
Ouça o podcast aqui.
2. O botão de mudo
âEu encorajo todas as pessoas a usarem isso. NĂłs estamos cercados de muita informação no momento. Ăs vezes, vocĂȘ tem que ser como, vocĂȘ sabe, eu nĂŁo preciso ver uma foto de uma prateleira vazia no mercado porque aquilo significa para mim que vocĂȘ, meu amigo, Ă© uma prateleira vazia. Â
âĂ apenas tentar nĂŁo espalhar o que vocĂȘ jĂĄ ouviu antes. Esta Ă© a primeira pandemia que nĂłs tivemos com redes sociais e hĂĄ muita informação. Ă brilhante, Instagram, mas vocĂȘ repentinamente se torna consciente, quando o seu mundo se torna menor que vocĂȘ apenas nĂŁo precisa engajar. E a misĂ©ria das pessoas parecem ser o mesmo que se exibir â pessoas tendem a exibir sua misĂ©ria tanto quanto que o que elas tĂȘm de fabuloso. HĂĄ algumas pessoas no Instagram que me fazem pensar, âEssa pessoa estĂĄ invadindo minha vida diĂĄria. E eu nem cheguei a conhecĂȘ-la!â  EntĂŁo, para ser capaz de decidir, âEu nĂŁo preciso de vocĂȘ nesse momento.â, hĂĄ algo bom sobre isso. Trata-se de procurar consolar as pessoas em vez de ser consolado. Â
âĂs vezes, vocĂȘ precisa parar e olhar para o trabalho de fora, o que Ă© importante. Isso soa como um clichĂȘ, mas, Ă© um que uma grande coisa para mim.â Ache o botĂŁo de mudo no Facebook, Instagram e na maioria das plataformas das redes sociais. Â
3. As aulas de dança do Ryan Heffington.
âAmbas as minhas irmĂŁs me colocaram nas aulas de dança do Ryan Heffington. Ele estĂĄ sediado em LA e ele Ă© tĂŁo cheio de alegria e isso Ă© muito estĂșpido â ele pede que vocĂȘ pegue peças de roupas e as gire por aĂ. Ele tem alguns movimentos chamados âsoque o Presidenteâ.Â
A mĂșsica Ă© bem divertida, bem de acampamento. Ă no horĂĄrio de Los Angeles â Eu acho que Ă© Ă s dez em ponto [da manhĂŁ] â mas, a live fica lĂĄ atĂ© o outro dia. Mas, ele Ă© um coreografo muito brilhante e ele te guia atravĂ©s dos movimentos entĂŁo, nĂŁo Ă© tudo intenso. Depois, vocĂȘ apenas se sente realmente brilhante!â
Siga Ryan Heffington no Instagram aqui.
4. Faixas elåsticas
âO nĂșmero quatro Ă© bem bĂĄsico, mas, sĂŁo essas faixas elĂĄsticas [de ginĂĄstica]. VocĂȘ pode fazer muito com elas. Nesse tempo onde todo mundo estĂĄ na cabeça, Ă© importante manter os exercĂcios. Eu nunca havia usado isso antes porque eu sempre fui Ă academia,  mas eu descobri que vocĂȘ pode suar em casa! Com exercĂcios! VocĂȘ pode fazer todos os tipos de coisas com isso (faixas elĂĄsticas) â vocĂȘ estica elas o quanto vocĂȘ conseguir.â              Â
5.Spray de sais marinhos da Murdock
âPorque Ă© o Ășnico pedaço do mar que eu estou tendo agora!â
6. Meditação
âAs pessoas continuam dizendo, âFiquem conectadosâ e eu acho que isso Ă© importante, mas a pessoa que vocĂȘ estĂĄ gastando todo o seu tempo Ă© consigo. E se eu nĂŁo estou checando o que estĂĄ acontecendo comigo, e eu estou constantemente fazendo FaceTime com as pessoas e olhando mais para fora do que para dentro... vocĂȘ pode ficar um pouco louco. EntĂŁo, estĂĄ sendo um bom tempo para meditar.Â
Eu tive uma experiĂȘncia mista com a meditação, mas como as coisas tem se tornado um pouco mais mentais, eu precisava de um pequeno espaço. E com toda essa informação, eu descobri que se vocĂȘ olhar para dentro e achar paz, vocĂȘ Ă© capaz de levar essa para o mundo. Isso nĂŁo Ă© besteira de hippie para mim, eu sinto que Ă© cientifico. Se vocĂȘ fica melhor em achar a calma em vocĂȘ mesmo, eu acho que Ă© mais fĂĄcil para fazer sentido no que estĂĄ acontecendo.â
Assista a entrevista inteira com Andrew Scott no Instagram TV do @teovandenbroeke. (x)
Tradução livre em PT-BR feita pela nossa equipe.Â
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you are SCARING the white bitches!!!
featuring pre-heartbreak Anathema, Ripley ( @localcryptic 's boy) and Teo
#in a world of both teo and ripley . anathema uses mirror pronouns :)#oc: Teo Becerra#nmoc: Ripley Hawthorn#fhr anathema#fhr sidestep#sidestep#stepverse#teo and ripley#fhr#fallen hero#fallen hero rebirth#fhr fanart#b33tleart
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Bro we are literally transgender metaphors..........
(ripley belongs to @localcryptic )
#au of an au so im not gonna bother tagging this as fhr#oc art#teo and ripley#oc: Teo Becerra#nmoc: Ripley Hawthorn#werewolf au#werewolf#furry art
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they enter the room and teenagers by mcr starts blasting out of nowhere
@localcryptic and i have cooked up the most diabolical fhr highschool au just for the drama of it all.
an incomplete list of everything we've established so far:
Ortega twins real. Ricardo is head of the soccer team and Julia is head of the rugby team.
Their school mascot is The Rangers
Herald's on the cheer team with Argent (everyone assumes they're dating because they're both popular but its complicated)
Chen's on the soccer team
Junior Julia saw freshman Teo, said "is anyone going to be friends with her?" and didn't wait for an answer. Now they're in a codependent lesbian situationship that is gong to crash and burn when Julia graduates.
Ripley is in the tech crew for the theater department
Ricardo gets poached by the english teacher/drama teacher and makes him join theater because he's an actually good actor.
The Heartbreak incident is a chemistry class extra credit assignment gone wrong. Anathema survives with a few burns. Teo and Ripley are expelled and forced to change foster homes without being able to say goodbye.
#highschool au save me#fhr#fhr au#sidestep#oc: Teo Becerra#nmoc: Ripley Hawthorn#Teo and Ripley#b33tleart
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They're literally siblings your honor.
Sidestepverse au where @localcryptic 's Ripley and my Teo are stuck in the same apartment.
Also Julia and Ricardo Ortega are separate people.
Shenanigans ensue.
#oc: Teo Becerra#nmoc: Ripley Hawthorn#fhr#fhr sidestep#sidestep#sidestepverse#fallen hero#friends oc#b33tleart#teo and ripley
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these dumbasses.
ripley belongs to @localcryptic
#teo and ripley#oc: Teo Becerra#nmoc: Ripley Hawthorn#sidestepverse#every day i remember teo is bisexual and ripley has no game and i smile.#theyre siblings your honor
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behold. a semi-complete chart of the relationship dynamics between mine and @localcryptic 's sidesteps.
Key:
Red is for malicious intent, Green is for familial bond, Light blue is peace on earth, Teal is for ambivalent/no strong opinion, Pink is love and Purple is lust.
#oc: Rhan Becker#oc: Teo Becerra#oc: Judas Becker#nmoc: Tal Becker#nmoc: Ripley Hawthorn#nmoc: Al Kurtzmann#sidestep#fhr#teo and ripley#judas and al#stepverse
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pomeranian ripley headcanon versus Actual Fursona ripley. if you care.
(this freak belongs to @localcryptic )
fuck it. dog fursona time. you know whats up.
if you send me your sidesteps i can also design them a fursona. but for a price. of one dollar.
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Memories of a simpler time (ft. @localcryptic 's Ripley having a normal time with Ricardo)
Avi keeps torturing me with visions so everyone else has to suffer with me
#its the beetlejules 2 for 1 special day today please enjoy#im not gonna lie i needed to draw ric's mustache and then erase it in order for it to look like him in my mind#hes like a beautiful butch to me if i am delusional enough#not sure about the logistics of which ortega is charge but both are chargestep nevertheless#nmoc: Ripley Hawthorn#sibling au#fhr#fhr sidestep#sidestepverse#fhr ortega#chargestep#b33tleart#fhr fanart#oc: Teo Becerra
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Hey I accidentally projected my oc into my friends mind so hard he dreamed he was her and saw through her eyes perfectly. Did my oc just switch custody to my friend? How do I get her back? Do we have to have a psychic battle?
#ramblings#oc: Teo Becerra#avi and i have been living in this wonderful world of Teo and Ripley being half siblings#and experiencing the terror of living. but still having eachother.#anyways teos escaped containment (my mind) so if anyone has any advice lmk
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Some more highschool au shenanigans (ft. @localcryptic 's Ripley and @kidhellion 's Nikki)
they enter the room and teenagers by mcr starts blasting out of nowhere
@localcryptic and i have cooked up the most diabolical fhr highschool au just for the drama of it all.
an incomplete list of everything we've established so far:
Ortega twins real. Ricardo is head of the soccer team and Julia is head of the rugby team.
Their school mascot is The Rangers
Herald's on the cheer team with Argent (everyone assumes they're dating because they're both popular but its complicated)
Chen's on the soccer team
Junior Julia saw freshman Teo, said "is anyone going to be friends with her?" and didn't wait for an answer. Now they're in a codependent lesbian situationship that is gong to crash and burn when Julia graduates.
Ripley is in the tech crew for the theater department
Ricardo gets poached by the english teacher/drama teacher and makes him join theater because he's an actually good actor.
The Heartbreak incident is a chemistry class extra credit assignment gone wrong. Anathema survives with a few burns. Teo and Ripley are expelled and forced to change foster homes without being able to say goodbye.
#this is the third time they've accidentally bought Saw because the DVDs are unmarked#its not even saw 2 or saw 3 they just have three Saw 1s#oc: Teo Becerra#nmoc: Ripley Hawthorn#nmoc: Nikki Becker#highschool au#fhr#fhr au#sidestepverse#teo and ripley
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