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Whispers into the efher hellow
uhhhh starter call for when i get back from hanging with taylor ,,, specify muse please.Â
boneyrdâ:
      NOBODY HAS SAID ANYTHING LIKE THIS. All Waylon has ever gotten has been wishes of âhope you figure things out soonâ, âhope you feel betterâ. âhope youâre okayâ. And thatâs all they ever amounted to. Hope. WISH. But he is mature enough to admit part of that is on him. He hasnât divulged anything to anyone who was close to him back then- not even to Lisa. He felt like that was their gift to them, sparing them the knowledge of what atrocities could be committed by another human being, but now he knows it was just another way to disconnect from the world.
Why can Chris describe it perfectly.Â
Why does he know it all so well, so intimately but can still seem so.. put together? Do you have to be a real life Captain America to escape this shit with your sanity?
Chrisâ words are gentle but the reality behind them all pierces Waylon in the chest like a dagger, and it TWISTS. Like a key, it unlocks the door and sheds light on the feelings Waylon has crammed in storage for two years.
Heâs shaking by the time he bows forward on one elbow, holding his contorting face up lest he loose all ability to support his own body in all of this emotional vertigo. Fuck, fuck, fuck! Theyâre in public. Theyâre in public anyone could see this! But the most Waylon can do to hold himself in check is grit his teeth and squeeze his eyes shut. â Thatâs the thing- Iâ I donât feel like just part of me died. I feel like all of me died. Or- or SHOULD have. I should have died back there but my body kept going, so, s-soâ Iâm empty! Iâm not a person anymore, Iâm just skin, and bone, andâand Iâm just waiting to decompose because I died in that asylum. â
He rubs his palm over his face, his eyes- cleaning up the tears before they can become too obvious. Waylon doesnât know why, but he smiles. Smiles that kind of smile thatâs mostly teeth and the corners of your mouth want down even though you wonât let them, so itâs quivering- â Iâm a zombie, Chris. Iâm dead walking the earth. And I .. I sorta wish I-I could just be taken out like one. Too much of a coward to do it myself. â People around havenât seemed to notice him crumbling yet, but they will soon if the building urgency to sob is any indicator.
Itâs really not an appropriate place for this conversation -- he canât imagine the public eye will do Waylonâs anxiety any favors right now, but thereâs nothing that Chris can really do to shield him from it.  â You gotta find your way back. You didnât die there at all, Waylon, you just got hurt. The kind of -- bone deep hurt that canât be treated like a bullet wound. Like a broken leg. It canât be cut out of you, itâs already hollowed you out. Sometimes you donât get back to the person you were before but you learn to love the person you could be -- thatâs okay too. âÂ
He thinks about resting his Jacket over Waylonâs shoulders, some shred of warmth for comfort -- something tactile but he doesnât really know how Waylon is with touch so he thinks better of it.Â
â ... When you spend so much time with the dead, itâs hard to remember youâre not one of them. Youâre spending too much time in the attic with the ghosts, Waylon. Itâs easy to feel like -- like a zombie, when thatâs the case. â ( He doesnât say the word lightly, it comes a little stilted, like itâs difficult. ) â Iâve had a lot of time and training to get to this point -- it doesnât happen over night. Thereâs a big difference between holding a gun in your hand and a camera. Between the two, Waylon, I think what you did was braver. â Heâs CONFIDENT in Waylon -- confident he can overcome this, but it isnât the kind of thing thatâs overcome in a single coffee break.Â
Chris reaches out, doesnât touch, but lays his hand on the table -- palm up, inviting, halfway between the space. An olive branch for the contact heâd like to offer but fears is unwelcome.Â
â -- do you wanna leave ? â Soft, considerate, spoken quiet and with care.  â We can go somewhere more private, if you want ... ? âÂ
boneyrdâ:
   WAYLON GAPES LIKE A FUCKING FISH. What has he been doing? What has he been doing. The question sits in his mind like a brick and the only answer that comes is the mental equivalent of TV static. What has he been doing? He⊠hasnât. He poured what was left of his raped soul into the lawsuit against Murkoff, and what came after were all things that either came as a direct result of the suit, or out of the ghost of a life he once had.
Lisa divorced him. Full custody of the twins. Which was fair- he couldnât remember the last time he actually was there for them. Or for Lisa, even. All he cared about was milking those bastards for all they were worthââ- and when it was over? He was empty.
The little studio apartment he moved into when they split was supposed to be temporary. He hasnât even bothered to look at other apartments yet. He doesnât have a job. He doesnât have to. The money he got from the court case is more than he could spend in a lifetime. But the aching ghost of the person he once was pleaded for some semblance of purpose, so he takes odd tech consultant jobs here and there. Maybe some web design if heâs feeling a little adventurous.
But his phone notifications have been a graveyard. His call history, null. His game consoles have collected dust (too many familiar scenes in games he used to consider beloved).
Waylon breathes a little sigh of relief once Chris saves him from a wobbly, padded explanation of his⊠life. â I⊠that means a lot, Chris. It really does. â He offers a tight little smile. â But IâŠâ Iâm scared youâll see the rotting husk behind the mask. Waylon turns his face down and tries to tuck some of his hair behind his ear, but it slips back into place almost immediately. â I know you must a popular guy. Youâre a hero, I meanâ people must be hounding you twenty-four-seven. Iâd rather not add to the noise. â
Waylon doesnât have to answer. Chris can see it -- he remembers those liminal months after GROUND ZERO, coping with the horror ... he had support. He had other people -- he had his sister. She went through everything he did -- worse, heâd argue, since she didnât have his experience. But he remembers trying to talk to people who werenât there, how ANGRY heâd get at their hollow condolences, just the window dressings to pleasantries. THEY DIDNâT KNOW. Â
Chris has never wanted to connect to another human being the way he wants to connect with Waylon. Thereâs this cry of understanding, the surety that he KNOWS, that Waylon may not have anyone else who KNOWS.Â
â ... I was there. you know ? I wasnât down in the thick or the worst of it, but I got in there, I saved some of âem. I killed some of âem. Not sure how much of that was mercy or how much was survival -- not all of those patients were salvageable. But you were. You didnât die in there, even if it feels like part of you did. You donât have to be okay right now, Waylon. Itâs okay to just ... take it at your own pace. A year, two years, three or four or five -- fuck it, ten years. You donât have to heal at anyone elseâs pace. â ( He says it because it needs to be said -- because itâs what they said to him. Because it HELPED when they did. Chris has always powered through the bad shit, though, always refused to get knocked down more than he absolutely has to. )Â
He smiles, a little softer at the edges and leans back in his seat --  â As surprising as it probably is -- nah. I donât give that number out much. Hard to keep friends outside of the military when youâre gone all the time. No oneâs really waitinâ back home for me but my sister, but she doesnât live around here. Sheâs off doing humanitarian work or somethinâ I think. âÂ
He lowers his voice, speaks hushed where only they can hear --  â Itâs hard to form relationships with normal people, when you live in this shit. You see them walking around and all you think is âwhenâs it gonna get themâ ... or about how, if they knew what youâd seen, somehow youâd be lesser. You canât PROTECT them from it, canât shield them from it, if you get them involved. Iâm already involved, Waylon, you donât gotta protect me from anything. âÂ
my lizard brain is really thinking about making this a singlemuse blog for chris redfield again ,,,,,,,,
I think Iâm going to officially drop all threads here bc .......... iâm a dumbass and i never set up my tracker and thinking about going back and trying to track them all is giving me the Anxieties(tm) so ,,,, consider everything dropped. I might post some more starter calls later.
chris' bf?? :o
ASK CHRIS ABOUT HIS BOYFRIEND HE LOVES HIM || always accepting !Â
Chris smiles, a little lovestruck, a little giddy -- â yeah, his nameâs WAYLON PARK. I wish I could be around more -- but he knows how important the work I do is. Heâs back home, with our dog Delilah -- â If you get him going, he might not ever stop. Â
RUVIKS PSYCHOANALYSISÂ
Among Ruviks many, many psychological issues, the most immediate and concerning being his Antisocial Personality Disorder. One of the diagnosis most commonly referred to by media as Psychopathy or Sociopathy ( which are terms that arenât used in psychiatric circles anymore -- theyâre still used in the eyes of the law, but theyâre not a medical diagnosis. ) Symptoms for this particular disorder are commonly exhibited as:
Disregard for right and wrong
Persistent lying or deceit to exploit others
Being callous, cynical and disrespectful of others
Using charm or wit to manipulate others for personal gain or personal pleasure
Arrogance, a sense of superiority and being extremely opinionated
Recurring problems with the law, including criminal behavior
Repeatedly violating the rights of others through intimidation and dishonesty
Impulsiveness or failure to plan ahead
Hostility, significant irritability, agitation, aggression or violence
Lack of empathy for others and lack of remorse about harming others
Unnecessary risk-taking or dangerous behavior with no regard for the safety of self or others
Poor or abusive relationships
Failure to consider the negative consequences of behavior or learn from them
Being consistently irresponsible and repeatedly failing to fulfill work or financial obligations
---Â source.
Along with developmental issues as a result of being isolated from a young age, Ruvik never received any mental help for his trauma. SOCIAL ISOLATION in children negatively impacts brain development and can damage a persons ability to EVER make proper social connections in the world if not treated properly. ( A good source here that I used to research this. ) In Ruvik's case, studying psychology and the effects of these things has made him AWARE that he's socially lacking. It doesn't fix the problem at hand. He has NO ability to respond appropriately to social requirements, is awkward and stressed when faced with them, and cannot blend into normal society at large.
I choose to diagnose ruvik as an antisocial rather than a narcissistic personality because while he has an inflated sense of self where his mind is concerned -- he is aware that heâs lacking in many other fields. He does exhibit quite a few of the symptoms of Narcissism though, but Iâve chosen to attribute them to social exclusion and an inability to adapt to isolation: for instance, ruvik doesnât value other lives. Â
Narcissists often consider themselves more important, and others below them ( with the exception of the people they consider equals to them. ). Ruvik exhibits this, but I find it more likely that itâs because he hasnât considered anyone important since the time before his prolonged isolation as a child. ( this same reasoning is also the reason that he places Laura on such a pedestal: itâs the only social interaction within memory that wasnâtÂ
a) harmful to him b) done to manipulate him c) for his personal gain )
@bleedsloyalâ / sc.Â
Itâs as pointless to shoot at him now as it had been before. Ruvik barely resists the urge to scowl -- it isnât detective castellanos, unfortunately. But any advantage that can be gained should be taken, at this point. The whole of union will be crumbling soon. ( Look what these imbeciles have done to his world. Idiots. )Â
HIS IMAGE FLICKERS, in and out like a GLITCH -- thereâs no physical substantiation supporting him. Nothing outside these wires. JOSEPH, he recalls the name, doesnât seem as ... put together as he had been once upon a time -- he must have been in here all along. Like Ruvik -- subject to Mobiusâ hand over Union.  ( Did they experiment on him ? Does he even have a body left outside this world ? or was he PULLED APART the way Ruvik was ? A lesser mind surely couldnât withstand it. )Â
â If you draw too much attention, youâre the only one who will SUFFER for it. Those things pay no attention to me. âÂ
SELF - KNOWLEDGE QUESTIONNAIREÂ
âł CHRIS REDFIELD.
AGGRESSION
One part of your character is anger in all its forms: frustration, outrage â and when anger is suppressed â bitterness, grumpiness, and bodily aches. Fundamentally, frustration comes from hope: you get upset because you expect your life will be more than a valley of tears. One way to deny aggression is to direct it inwards, as self-criticism. But youâre at your best when you acknowledge anger, and act it out clearly and in a focused way, with honor.
SENSITIVITY
You have delicate, sensitive perceptions; you can be deeply moved by appearances â the right light in a room, or good food, or the texture of a piece of clothing. Expressive, intelligent language has a powerful hold on you; your mind works better when it is inspired and provoked by vivid imagery. It can be sad to live in a world which is often so ugly and not properly looked after. But you know that things can be otherwise, and you have the ability to appreciate the world at its best.
EXHIBITIONISM
Thereâs a strand in your nature which loves making an impression â perhaps with your clothes, or conversation, or in a self-revealing blog or a novel. You like to dramatize yourself, to pose as a unique, perhaps mysterious person, to joke or exaggerate your part in adventures. Though you might more than once have been called a show off, it is actually a generous tendency: you want to please and entertain others. It could be the start of good teaching and leadership.
âOh, Chris, youâre alive. Or whatever you can assume being alive is in this fucked up world.â
re7 markiplier starters || accepting !
he barks dry laughter -- heâs a little BLOODY but all things considered, as she said: ALIVE.   â Takes more than this FUCKED UP WORLD has thrown at me so far to put me down. â And then, more serious.  â Alive is alive, claire -- with the way the worlds goinâ thatâs really ... the best outcome you can be. âÂ
@boneyrd / sc.Â
â you could -- move in, if you wanted. â AWKWARD and a little embarrassed -- he hadnât expected to blurt it out but well ... itâs out there now. Chris clears his throat, tries again.  â I mean -- I want you to, if you ... if you donât like being by yourself. I know Iâm gone a lot, and the place is bigger -- we could ... we could get a dog. A big one, so youâd feel a little safer ... maybe one of the retired k-9 units, you know ? â Heâs rambling a bit, not afraid of being rejected so much as he is of putting waylon on the spot.Â
Markiplier plays âResident Evil 7âł - Part 1 - sentence starters
1. âAh, locked I see. Excellent. Just testing your security.â
2. âIâll take this dark and dreary path off to the side and see where that takes me. Probably to a world of success and not death.âÂ
3. âI still donât know what Iâm looking at. Is that a pair of pants or is that a dead body?â
4. âI should probably go home at this point. When I see a Christmas wreath made of cow legs, I probably donât want to be around here for too much longer.â
5. âOh yeah. Oh, thatâs a good sign. In my _______ experience, when things are covered in strange black substances, itâs usually the best thing that could happen.âÂ
6. âIs this still disgusting and horrifying? Yep. Just the same as it was before.â Â
7. âThat definitely sounds like the sounds of someone living here, so maybe I should get the fuck out.âÂ
8. âWhy do people live here? Why does anyone live here? Why would anyone live here?âÂ
9. âOh god damn it, I didnât look at the god-damned tape!âÂ
10. âIâm in a world of hurt, arenât I?âÂ
11. âOh, Iâm in a lot of trouble. âCause last time I was down here there was a dead body.âÂ
12. âWell, thereâs the dead body from before!âÂ
13. âMaybe I should crouch. I like crouching. Crouching makes me feel safe.âÂ
14. âYou think? Youâve been here for ____ years and you only think itâs this way?âÂ
15. âWhatâs with the piles of meat?âÂ
16. âOh. All right then. You take a nap, I guess.âÂ
17. âOh, yeah. Yeah. It was a bad idea. I definitely confirm now that this was indeed a bad idea.â
18. âWhy is it starting to rain? It wasnât raining when I got here. Wasnât even night when I got here. What the fuck is going on? It wasnât even dusk or anything!â Â
19. âLet me just try and dial 911âŠ. Yep, that ainât working.â
20. âIâm not home! IâM NOT HOME!âÂ
21. âIâm a brave _____! Iâm gonna go down those stairs! Iâm a brave _____!â
22. âWhy am I not more panicked about this? I got stabbed through the shoulder, and stabbed through my fucking hand!âÂ
23. â100% back to normal. Thanks, ______. I donât even have a grudge.âÂ
24. âI was gonna run for it! I didnât want to be a part of this! I wanted to get the fuck out! Â
25. âYep, thatâs no good. But itâs exactly as I remember.âÂ
26. âI donât trust you! I see that knife!âÂ
27. âWhat the fuck? I just lost my arm! No goop juice is gonna fix this!âÂ
28. âOh good, a gun. That would have been helpful.âÂ
29. âThere was just one of you! I swear there was just one of you! But now thereâs two! I know how to count to two!âÂ
30. âWait, why do I have a hand? Itâs not an unfair question for me to ask, why I have a hand, when I clearly saw it being cut off.âÂ
31. âI donât want to do this! I donât want to do this! Iâd rather not do this!âÂ
32. âWell, we know what happened to them. Iâm pretty sure they all died.âÂ
33. âOh good, more handgun ammo. Do I have a handgun? No, I do not.â
34. âOh, _______, youâre alive. Or whatever you can assume being alive is in this fucked up world.âÂ
35. âAll right, fine then. You give up quite easily.âÂ
36. âAt least I have a flashlight, somehow. Donât ask me how, cause I have no idea.â
37. âI found your mower! _____, I found your mower!âÂ
38. âI guess it was foolish of me to think that this would lead out of here.â Â
CHRIS IS OFFICIALLY SINGLE - SHIP W/ @boneyrdâs WAYLON :)Â
Ask Chris About His Boyfriend.Â
should i ............ add monika to the blog
@fortanach / sc.Â
â YOUâRE CLAIRE, right ? â  He hefts the rifle back, giving her a smile.  â Iâm Piers ... Captain talks about you a lot, when weâve got downtime ... if youâre looking for him, heâs out talking to some of the higher ups ... were you involved in the outbreak ... ? You werenât hurt, were you ? Been by the medical tent ... ? âÂ