#what happened to frederick

[yellowbugifs]

190/365 days of regina mills

[lilislegacy]

*the 7 demigods and some of their families at a get together*

tristan mclean: i still don’t love that 3 teenage couples were all on an isolated boat together. for weeks. including you, pipes

piper: don’t worry dad. coach hedge was very strict. there was no funny business allowed

leo: yeah especially after the percy and annabeth scandal. i mean,

you should have seen how much coach yelled when frank found them in the stables the next morning-

annabeth and percy: LEO!!

leo:

piper:

jason:

thalia:

hazel:

tristan:

nico:

frank:

frederick chase:

mrs. chase:

paul:

sally: no please continue. i’d love to hear this

percy: *glares at leo*

leo: *accidentally catches on fire and runs away*

everyone:

frank: i looked away quickly, i swear!

annabeth: YOU DIDNT NEED TO!

percy: YEAH ALL WE DID WAS-

annabeth: PERCY OH MY GODS SHUT UP!

[waifu-napoleon]

Alexander I.: I can't imagine what Napoleon is planning. But I can tell you two things. We won't like it and it will have an impact.

Frederick William III.: I mean... it can't be that bad... can it?

*a while later*

Napoleon: *laughing like a maniac while surrounded by corpses*

Alexander I.:

Frederick William III.:

Frederick William III.: Yeah... I see it now...

[coooldair]

who else skiped the entire event?!!

[carrythatwayt]

Lest they be forgot.

[ask-frederick]

I know that you scoff at the food from our world, but I believe that if any of our recipes or foods were made in your world, it would probably be infinitely healthier than in our world. Mainly because our food tends to have some unsavory toxins in them

“...Then why in heavens would you swallow? Is your world so bereft of nutritious food that your people are forced to eat the scum scraped from the bottom of barrels or is supply simply so great that producers cannot afford to produce quality ingredients? Unless the leaders of your world are governed by their pocketbooks rather than their concern for their people, it is unfathomable that they would allow this to go on to the point that citizens such as yourself have accepted it as normal.”

“Whatever the case, good visitor, perhaps the people of your world ought to weigh the ease at which they produce food against the potential harm that it might do to them. Is a quick meal worth a slow death over a long period of time or would investing in locally-sourced, consumer-approved agriculture be worth the expenditure of time and gold?”

“...Though, then again: poor Dorcas nearly succumbed to a bit of bad mutton he ate. I shan’t speak to the quality of Bern’s sheep, but I imagine the poor fellow ate a leg of lamb that was not properly stored and served to him rancid.” 

“Well... that or poison. But then again: who would put poison in Dorcas’s mutton? The man lives and breathes for his wife, and is as gentle and soft-spoken as they come. *sigh* Thoughts like these are precisely why it is so important to build a reliable army and trust nobody.”

[mongooseundertheporch]

[why,,,,,,,, does everybody refer to Chilton's cane as a pity cane,,,,,]

[the-regal-reginamills]

ONCE UPON A TIME | S1.E13 What Happened to Frederick

"Now, I know you miss your book. But with this, you can be do the heroics. You can save the princesses. You can be the hero." - Regina Mills to Henry Mills

[wisheswagered]

Some fires burn obviously. Bright, loud infernos speak of danger and destruction, and quiet blue flames whisper a deadly tune to all who comes near. Either way, the scorching heat is enough of a warning to anyone who comes face-to-face with the dancing embers.

Right now, though, the thing swirling in Frederick's eyes doesn't quite look like a fire at all. It's more of a whirlpool - yet it's hard to make out what it's made up of, as if it's hidden behind a murky fog... something is wrong, yet it's difficult to figure out exactly what that is.

To Frederick, the sound in his head has become unbearable. The malicious whispers and wicked laughter are mere background noise, though they pierce and prod at him nonetheless - but it's the pressure that's really impossible to take. On the outside, it's manifested only subtly. His lips press together tightly, his hands are slightly whitened from tension... but if one were to look closely at his eyes, that's where they might see it. Beyond that clouded fog lies something close to madness.

"And why should I trust anything you have to say?" he utters. His voice is a stretched out note, low and vibrating with barely-held back emotion. "No, I should've known this was wrong from the start... What was I thinking, exactly? The answer should've been clear to me from the beginning..."

As if the person he's speaking too isn't even there, he talks to himself. But then, he looks them in the eye again, his gaze fervent - and waiting expectantly for an answer.

@crownshattered ( starter for any idv muse / your choice! )

[yellowbugifs]

226/365 days of regina mills

[a-happy-beginning]

True love isn’t easy, but it must be fought for, because once you find it, it can never be replaced.

—Charming, Once Upon a Time, “What Happened to Frederick”

[nova-moon13]

[akuma-tenshi]

I SWEAR TO CHRIST. ((the post))

[alexandersimpleton]

I wonder how sotpf Whitney would react to Frederick's bullies. I feel like Whitney and Frederick would meet them on the street one day, and Frederick would have a flashback, and then those bullies would go home with some trauma.

[ainsi-soit-il]

I finished reading Take Me For A Ride by Mark E. Laxer recently, and the whole thing is making me think of self-control as a virtue and how Frederick Lenz's idea of "enlightenment" is disturbingly divorced from self-control.

[frary-us]

Starring Harriet Slater as Clara Dunn, Benjamin Wainwright as Lord Frederick Trenchard, Toby Regbo as James Trenchard, Richard Goulding as Oliver Trenchard, and Edward Bluemel as Dr Stephen Ellerby, the last episode of the series culminates in a dramatic conclusion.

In 'Belgravia: The Next Chapter' Episode 8, a significant time jump propels the narrative several months into the future, offering viewers a glimpse into the transformation of Frederick's life.

Frederick Trenchard learns a shocking truth

In 'Belgravia: The Next Chapter' Episode 8, Frederick Trenchard learns about the identity of his biological father. He is forced to confront a wave of conflicting emotions, including confusion, anger, and sadness.

In a dramatic turn of events, Mr Enright (Gerard Horan) reveals to Frederick that his real father is John Bellasis, who had an affair with Lady Trenchard.

Upon discovering that Bellasis is dying, Mr. Enright promptly approaches James Trenchard (Toby Regbo). Together, they urge Frederick to seize the opportunity for what could potentially be his first and final encounter with his biological father.

Although Frederick is initially hesitant, he ultimately agrees to meet his father. James offers a listening ear and a comforting presence, allowing Frederick to express his thoughts and feelings openly.

James also accompanies Frederick to meet his father, showcasing unwavering loyalty and love for him.

Frederick and James mend their broken relationship

The visit to Bellasis prompts Frederick to reevaluate his relationship with his brother, James, resulting in a significant shift in their bond.

Reflecting on years of estrangement and misunderstandings that have kept them apart, Frederick decides to mend their broken bond.

After engaging in heartfelt conversations and apologizing to each other, Frederick(🙄 When?!?!?😡) and James ultimately find a renewed sense of closeness. Their reconciliation marks a significant pivotal moment in their relationship.

In the final scene, Frederick and his wife, Clara Dunn, also attend James's Christmas gathering. The scene serves as a heartwarming conclusion to their journey