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           â â°â°â°  â  HELLO. MY NAMEâS ROSE.        THATâS A SORT OF PLANT⊠WE MIGHT BE        R E L A T E D.  â  IâM TALKING TO A TWIG. â
â  MY NAMEâS ROSE. THATâS A SORT OF PLANT⊠                          â WE MIGHT BE RELATED. â
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â  my nameâs rose. thatâs a sort of plant⊠                           â we might be RELATED. â
â  my nameâs rose. thatâs a sort of plant⊠                           â we might be RELATED. â
â  my nameâs rose. thatâs a sort of plant⊠                           â we might be RELATED. â
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           Iâm so, so sorry. I love you zillions, superstar.
â Â my nameâs rose. thatâs a sort of plant... Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â --- we might be RELATED. â
okay since i have an actual issue with this and it need to be addressed since it happens to me sometimes and it completely ruins my muse for a thread. talk to me in the tags. i have to say that being ignored when you try and talk to someone in the tags is one of the most uncomfortable things in the world. iâm not asking you to tell me about your life but at least making fun comments or interacting with writers is the biggest enjoyment of this place. i will not write with you if you donât talk to me either in the tags or on skype. it wonât happen. itâs a really uncomfortable thing since i love reading tags or looking back in a verse tag and reading the conversations we have about things.
Send âYou could be so much more yâknow...â to try and corrupt my muse
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I actually donât follow Kayli on her Ellie blog ( which I will def rectify after I finish this ), but I do follow her on her Rose Tyler blog ( ablondeinunionjack ), so Iâm probably going to end up talking about her Rose more than her Ellie, but from what I can see she takes great care with the both of them.
Iâve been an admirer of hers for a really long time. Â I think sheâs the only Rose I follow? Â Her writing is really lovely, and Rose is such a complex & great character. Â Iâm looking forward to following her Ellie now as well because I know itâll just be more of the same.
We actually havenât had a chance to interact yet ( WHICH IS SUCH A SHAME ), but Iâm very much hoping that we can do something soon on either ( or both!! ) of her lovely blogs.
( Eggsy. )
    âActually, itâs pretty boring,â he lets on. âSâjust short for Gary. Or, well, longer for Gary, I guess. Dunno how, âcourse. Youâll have to ask my mum, think she was the one who started calling me it. Or it mightâa been my dad, I donât remember. It stuck, though. Nobody really calls me Gary âless Iâm in trouble, see.âÂ
He always thinks that storyâs so underwhelming whenever he tells it. Which, well, it is. Because it isnât really a story, is it? Itâs just actually, it just means Gary. Itâs fucking boring. Heâs going to have to come up with something more exciting.Â
          âHow many guys try the rose for Rose thing, then? Most?âÂ
And sheâs tossing him a tongue-in-teeth grin (itâs practically trademarked, by now, really: the Rose Tyler Grin), delivering her comment just before she pops a chip into her mouth --- âWhaâ, like Spongebobâs snail?â                 ( Rose can probably think of a better one,  if sheâd spent longer on it,                  but SEE? Itâs not just her, surely --- something like this was bound                  to get annoying, especially so when repeated by every bloke âround. )
âMost,â she agrees, a slight curl to her lips as she tries for a better estimation -- â âBout three outta five? Had tâ do some Shakespeare, though, during my GCSEs, anâ there was a boy in class whoâd recite the line outta Romeo anâ Juliet tâ me as often as he could -- the bit âbout how âa rose by any other name would smell as sweetâ; reckon he didnât have the slightest clue what it meant, but, well. Sâjust a bit silly, all of thaâ, isnât it?â
They smile weakly against her hair, thin fingers absently skimming across her back. Itâs soothing, the feel of her warm skin under their fingertips, signifying that she is in fact alive and well in their arms. They open their mouth hesitantly to answer, but then close it, unsure of how to answer, brown eyes staring at her in confusion. Itâs not that they donât feel well, but a day off would be nice anyways. Theyâd just had one of their particularly worse rounds of nightmares (although not the worst onesâ not the ones that left them gasping for breath and in the throes of panic attacks in the middle of the night) and they really didnât want to leave her side. So theyâre a bit caught. They donât want to lie and say theyâre sick, but they also, donât really want to leave the bed today. So instead of replying, they just duck their head back in again, closing their eyes. Maybe she wonât pressure.
The angleâs not quite right, what with the way theyâre still embracing her just a fraction too tightly, but she manages anyway, digits moving to bury themselves in the otherâs bedhead as soon as they decline to answer. Then sheâs caressing their hair, momentarily suspended in that cozy state between sleep and wakefulness as the motion grows idle; mechanical. She doesnât quite know why theyâre being like this -- only that the both of them wonât seem to be attending work, today. This goes on for a few minutes, the blonde very nearly slipping back to sleep herself before she catches herself -- right. Her hand moves down to cup their jawline, instead, her gentle grip imploring them to meet her gaze -if theyâre receptive, at all- as she tilts her own chin upwards, deliberating something as she eyes them. It just might be a bit contrasting, then, what she has to say next, with her gentle gestures taken into consideration -- âShove over.â Itâs delivered in a soft tone, but sheâs telling them to budge, anyway, and give her space to move, mainly so she can retrieve her mobile from the side table --Â âIâll go leave Pete a message; tell him tâ not expect us today, yeah?â
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ROSE MOTHERFUCKING TYLER WAS MY FIRST FAVOURITE CHARACTER OF MY TEENAGE LIFE. Also since I was like 8 but whatever. Seeing such a good Rose on my dash makes my heart leap to be honest because I really love them and I love seeing them and everything they do is so in character itâs amazing. I moved away from the Doctor Who fandom after RTD left because the writing and characterisation declined so fast but Rose will always remind me of the golden years of new!who and I am actually really grateful to this blog for keeping that alive for me.
As limbs slowly become more entangled, Mark says nothing even as he feels Roseâs hand tap on his knee. He refuses to admit just how much he enjoys the tender gesture, it having become a novelty that he was yet to be used to again. Heâs comfortable and that is what matters to him, his left arm around her and her right around his, itâs nice even if he wonât quite utter the words just yet.
    âGod only knows why he was so confused. Try explaining it to     him three times, but he wasnât just getting the point of it. Might     have cleared up a little when I showed âim just how much was     down there. Canât say itâs the most pleasant job Iâve done, eh.     Shit, Iâm used to, but condoms are way off the normal.â
While speaking, Mark continues to brush his thumb against her side, pulling her in slightly tighter to his side. He knew it wasnât the room that made him feel so comfortable, but the woman he was with. He always felt his best when she was at his side, a strange phenomenon for him after months of being alone.
    âDo I âave to make sure youâre not putting anything wrong down     the loo? Donât think youâd be too happy if I had to be in there     pulling up all the tiles. Wouldnât be a too bad of a job if I had the     company though.â
  Evidently, the idea doesn't sit well with her, either, because features   twist into a grimace - "Won't dispose of anythin' down the loo tha' 'm   not supposed to, promise  ---  s' tha' enough of a reassurance, then?   Mum would've killed me ages ago if I'd had, anyway." Blimey, this   conversation was getting a bit off-track, wasn't it?
  As odd as the route of conversation might've been taking, she's   not showing any initiative to shut it down --- mainly so because   that would involve the pair of them shifting apart, something she's   not quite ready to do yet, on a lazy afternoon spent indoors. She's   enjoying this - enjoying relaxing, for once, and not having to concern   herself with a strenuous workload of her own ... it'd been why she'd   come to Broadchurch at all, really -- to catch a break from day after   day of alien-this or foreign-that with Torchwood -- Rose Tyler finding   herself enjoying somebody else's company had been an unplanned   luxury: one sheâd gone far too long refusing.   âWill I get a discount? If I ever do need a job done -- do I get a discount?â   Sheâs teasing, and the factâs prominent in the tongue-in-teeth grin she   tosses Markâs way --- pressed to his side, theyâre practically joined at   the hip now ( both figuratively and literally ), but somehow, she finds a   way to scoot in closer, anyway, cheek pressed to his shoulder as she   makes herself comfortable. Itâs... sheâs not too sure what theyâve got   going here, but to be honest, sheâs content with where they stand now,   label or no label. â-- Know Iâll get a free lecture, âcourse, but yâgive those   to everybody, donâtcha?.â
     âCheers, love.âÂ
Plenty of people just tell him to fuck off, so this is a nice change. He takes a chip and pops it into his mouth with a happy, little grin and then wipes the grease off on his jeans. A moment later, he offers out his hand for her to shake, deciding to be nice and pleasant, as sheâs been to him.Â
               âIâm Eggsy. Nice to meet ya.âÂ
  She checks, first, that itâs not the same hand heâd used to grab the chips   with ( it wasnât ), not that it made much of a difference -- her own fingers   were undoubtedly greasy, too, now, the thick wad of paper napkins at her   disposal aside, rendering the quick and subtle observation useless... but   it mattered a little bit, alright? Somehow. ( Let her be; sheâs tired. )   âRose. Whaâ sort of a name is Eggsy, anyway? I mean, Rose is bad enough,   considerinâ the amount of blokes who reckon theyâre geniuses for making   the connection anâ tryinâ tâ give me the flowers, like itâs impressive ... Eggsy,    though -- gotta âave a story behind that, yeah?â