#the horrors and the wild

[bruggle]

Remember me, I ask

Remember me, I sing

GIVE ME BACK MY HEART, YOU WINGLESS THING

[sandinthepipes]

WHAT DO YOU MEAN IN WELLY BOOTS DURING THE "I know you're strong enough" BIT AT THE END THERE'S JOEY VOICE IN THE BACKGROUND SINGING THE BEGINING OF WILD BLUE YONDER WHAT THE FUCK

[all-or-nothing-baby]

remember to take stock of when you feel good. acknowledge that goodness, name it, and revel in the experience while it's with you, whether mental or physical. it is honestly so, so important. we all too often relive our traumas and our sadness and our pain, so just try your very best to do the same with any moments of happiness; try to really, really feel that feeling when it settles over you and seeps into you and moves you, and allow it to fill you up—and then remember to reminisce these moments as frequently as you do the bad stuff. more even, and as full-hearted as you can. because good times are yours to celebrate and keep, and (memory willing) nobody can ever take them away from you.

[intermundia]

this is the single worst way i've ever read to describe an erection, frank herbert

[valeriapryanikova]

who am i not to jump onto the creaking!bigb train

[proxycrit]

LINKTOBER DAY 18- zora’s domain!

Our duo comes across an old friend who’s currently under house arrest. Do they a) break him out, getting blacklisted from the Zora kingdom forever, or b) watch him burn out being the domain’s only built in water filter?

Either way. They have to make a choice.

(This au’s called Familiar Familiar! It’s a totk rewrite without the time travel.)

(Plus my patreon, if you wanna see scrapped ideas and my refs. Nosy nosy!)

[homemadehorrors]

AWD. That's it, that's the post.

[goryhorroor]

horror sub-genres: children horror

[3lkin]

i was feeling spooky…..

.......for many a long hour......

[wiltkingart]

a terrifying presence has entered the room

(bloody ver. under the cut)

[jakubrozalski]

Grey Reaper ( Lanius excubitor ) " My sweet summer child, what do you know about horror, about fear? Let me tell you a story about the Grey Reaper. The story of how I lost my only brother. It happened on the last day of October, long before you were born and I was still a young girl. My grandfather told me a story about an old beast, he called it the Grey Reaper. The beast appeared only during the autumn preceding the most harsh and long winters. Reaper hunted during the day, while everyone was working in the fields, members of our tribe disappeared without a trace. I always thought these stories were just fairy tales, until one day I saw him with my own eyes! Together with my brother and father we were gathering nuts for the winter in an old orchard. Suddenly everywhere fell eerily silent, in the forest and the field. Then, I heard a terrifying croak, the air whistled, the grass around me bent. I turned around and looked into the cold, black eyes of the beast. Those black empty eyes haunt me to this day. One moment later the beast flew away with my brother in its claws. Everything happened so fast, and at the same time as if time was frozen. My father grabbed his backpack and a spear and ran after the beast, straight to its lair, trying to save my brother! It was a place from the worst nightmares. The smell of blood and death was everywhere. To reach the place where the beast rested, one had to fight their way through a maze of thorny branches on which the Reaper impaled his victims. I tell you my child, many beasts roam these forests, many predators threaten us and hunt us for food... but the Reaper did it for fun! Father returned to us badly wounded, unfortunately it was too late for my brother. Father never spoke of what happened there and we never asked. No one has seen the Grey Reaper since. But I'm still afraid to go out into the fields and orchard in the fall, the beats still haunt me in nightmares, I'm still afraid he'll come back..."

I remember when many years ago, I first heard about the Great Grey Shrike and its habits, I couldn't believe it! Since then, this bird has always fascinated me and stimulated my imagination. Especially in the context of how terrifying its habits must have been for the creatures like gnomes. I always wanted to place this bird in the "Furry Demon" stories / universe, and I finally did! Nature is truly extraordinary. If you haven't heard of the Great Grey Shrike ( Dzierzba Srokosz ) before, I recommend checking it out, but it's not for the faint of heart :)) Cheers! work process: https://jrozalski.com/projects/AZQqZN

[abstractfrog]

There's something on this ship that's so bad the TARDIS ran away?

[sandinthepipes]

Depending on my mood TAD songs could be about everything and today I'm feeling "God is my personal enemy and I'll do everything to wrench free from its tethers and will bask and relish in the fear and hatred its worshippers built towards me"

[stil-lindigo]

motherhood.

[cbartonscoffee]

The Doctor's breakdown destroyed me. It was so heartbreaking to see the way in which he felt seen by Donna, felt relieved, felt understood, just for it all to get taken away in such a cruel way. It was horrible. And then he had to take a minute, a minute to scream and kick and punch, and I couldn't bear it. Worst part of it? I genuinely believed it was the real Donna with the fake Doctor. It broke me, because I thought Donna was trying to comfort someone who hadn't experienced that, not that the Doctor was being falsely comforted. Oh I hated it.

[mochiwei]

Day 28: Bones

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