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Masterlist
The Dark Night - Dr. Jonathan Crane
Series
Hideout (sister x Jonathan Crane) Pt1, Pt2, Pt3
Peaky Blinders
Stand Alone
Escape to the Eden Club (Shelby Sister x Shelby Brothers)
You Have a Deal (Shelby Sister x Alfie Solomons)
House of Incest by AnaĂŻs Nin
Cillian is at his funniest when he's not trying to be funny.
"Oh, hang on. I'll take these off so I don't look like a tool."
đđđ
this wouldn't be happening if i had a mentor that was deeply interested in me and my life and guided me with a firm hand even when i was overwhelmed. whatever.
Jonathan Crane Core
âYeah. Your best mate since school, the man who saved your life in France!â
Peaky Blinders series 1.02
Thinking back on it, this scene is probably what sold the series to me, because the family dynamics and sibling whatever-the-fuck this is, is just too fucking accurate
Still true đ Iâd forgotten id written this, but this is just me and my second brother. All the time.
Hereditary Hypothesis: The Unreachable Thing, 1980
A series in no particular order.Â
PT.1Â
The kitchen always smelled of chemicals and mildew. Even when the stove was cold, the air clung to the back of Jonathanâs throat: rust, damp wood, and the faint rot of something once alive. The whole house felt bleached of warmth, as if the grief in its walls had drained the colour from the air.
The food was always kept high. Canned things on the top shelf, bread in the cabinet above the stove. His father called it conditioning. Said a mind learned faster when it was hungry. When it feared.
Whole Day Off: Costumes đđđĽ
Pairing: Scarecrow/Reader (2.4k words)
Summary: Choosing to surprise Jonathan Crane with a naughty outfit was always going to be a risk but, as usual, there is at least some satisfaction to be had.
Link to AO3 â Fic Masterlist â Ko-Fi
Whole Day Off Masterlist
(trigger warning for: heavy petting, intoxication, teasing, handjobs, alcohol use, orgasm, lap riding, titty sucking)
Hey doc,
If you had a young woman in your life, a daughter or little sister perhaps, would you view them strictly as a protĂŠgĂŠ or would you have a soft spot for them?
All the very best
Thatâs a curious hypothetical. Is there one I donât know about?
I should begin by clarifying that sentimentality is not my natural posture. Particularly not when it threatens the integrity of objective study. Emotional interference is anathema to proper methodology. That saidâŚeven the most disciplined cognitive framework may allow space for anomaly. Itâs simply a function of the human condition: the limbic system often finds ways to override the neocortex, especially under conditions of prolonged proximity or perceived kinship.
If such a figure existed in my lifeâa sister, a daughter, a wardâyes, she would be of intellectual interest. Not merely a protĂŠgĂŠ, but something moreâŚintricate. A mind to nurture, certainly. But also a presence I mightâŚprotect. Not out of affection, necessarily, but because certain experiments would only be valid when consented to, and others are wasted when inflicted too early.
A soft spot? Perhaps. Iâd categorize it as a studied bias. Every scientist has one. Some acknowledge it. Others lie.
TO PUT IT PLAIN, I JUST DONâT LIKE YOU
NOT A THING ABOUT THE WAY YOU IS
AND IF THERE EVER COME A TIME I GOT RABIES
YOUâRE HIGH ON MY BITINâ LIST
âCrane is not a good guy. I think it comes from serious, deep issues from a very young age. I think heâs got a serious inferiority complex, although heâs brilliant at the same time. And the Scarecrow incarnationâwell, arenât all of these villains a little whacked out? I think itâs much more interesting when thereâs a distinction between the two sides of the character because when you put on a mask you want to justify it. The freedom the mask allows someone is to live all those fantasies in your head, good or bad, without revealing yourself.â
Cillian Murphy SFX June 2005
Tommy shelby through photographs
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â I have a feeling you got everything you wanted. And you're not wasting time stuck here like me. â
behind closed doors - t.s. | oneshot
fandom: Peaky Blinders
pairing: thomas shelby x fem!reader
content warning: gangs/gangsters, smut 18+ (male masturbation, watching for several seconds), innocent reader
summary: After attending an arranged married with Thomas Shelby you need to get used to living with the distant man. That requires catching him in moments of relief.
author's note: should I make a part two for this?
masterlist.
You can barely recall the ceremony. It wasnât a blur; rather, you had steeled yourself against any emotion. The flowers were white, the champagne tasted off, and Thomas Shelby stood at the altar like he was finalizing a business deal rather than marrying someone he barely knew.
And yet, thatâs it.
You were aware of the murmurs, the arrangement made away from prying eyes. Your father had debts to the Peaky Blinders, and Thomas didnât demand payment in cash. He demanded peopleâspecifically, you. You held back tears and didnât protest; that would have drained you. Instead, you remained composed and elegant, like a lamb clad in satin, while he slid a ring onto your finger, eyes averted.
Later, after the last guest had left and the silence settled in like a weight, you found yourself alone with him in the suite. As he unbuttoned his collar, he spoke, his voice low and measured. âYou can stop pretending,â he said. âIâm not a romantic hero.â
You leaned against the edge of the bed, silent as his expression softened. He saw your youthânot naive but vulnerable.
âIâm not heartless,â he continued, tentatively brushing your cheek as if gauging your reaction. You stood resolutely still while his thumb lingered at your jawline.
His eyes searched yours, looking for fear, resentment, perhaps even a trace of fragility. You met his gaze, unwavering, though your pulse raced. âI understand this wasnât your choice,â he said, quieter now. âAnd I recognize your age. I know the mess your father has created for you.â
His hand dropped, fingers grazing your arm in a manner too gentle for a man with a violent past. In that moment, you sensed not tenderness but restraintâlike he was containing something within. He turned away, pouring himself a drink from the decanter. You noticed the tension in his shoulders as he lifted the glass to his lips, then set it down untouched.
âI wonât lay a finger on you unless you wish it,â he said, still avoiding your gaze. âYou wonât have to plead or fake anything for my sake.â
Stepping forward, the sound of your feet on the floor echoed in the silence. âWhy marry me, then?â
He turned to face you, meeting your eyes without a hint of arrogance or charm. Just the stark honesty that defined Thomas Shelby.
âBecause your father made a grave error,â he replied. âBecause the world is merciless, and being mine is safer than being alone.â
You believed him, and that realization filled you with dread. You believed him. He took your hand, enveloping it within his rough grip, then brought it to his lipsânot to kiss, just to rest. A simple, unembellished gesture.
âI can wait,â he whispered.
His touch against your skin was so careful, so at odds with the violence you knew he was capable of, that it nearly broke you. But you couldnât cry. Not here. Not in front of this dangerous man who already held so much power over you.
He lowered your hand. His gaze flickered over your featuresâyour lips, your eyes, the subtle tremble you couldnât quite disguise. You felt exposed under his gaze, laid bare in a way that was equal parts alarming and thrilling.
Thomas continued to study you, his thumb tracing slow, distracting circles on the back of your hand, making it hard to think clearly. Finally, he said softly, âYouâre trembling.â
You hadn't even realized it until now. The subtle tremors that ran through your body, a silent reflection of the storm raging inside you. You tried to control it, holding yourself still, but he already noticed.
He released your hand, his touch leaving a ghost of warmth on your skin. You almost missed it, the absence of his grip, the sense of security it provided. Thomas reached out again, his fingers gently grasping your chin, tilting your face to the light. His gaze was intense, like looking directly into the sun. "Look at me." His deep voice was so commanding that you obeyed without thinking, meeting his eyes. He held you there, his touch gentle but firm. âDo I need to wait?â
A part of you yearned to say yes. To say that you needed time, that you couldn't be the wife he was expecting. But another part, the part controlled by him and his touch, wanted the opposite. You nod your head, not trusting your voice.
Thomas' gaze darkened, a hint of a smile tugging at the corner of his mouth. His thumb moved from your chin, slowly traced along your jaw, following the line of your pulse. "Alright,â he said. âIâll give you time.â
He stepped back, creating distance, and your body instinctively yearned to close it, to feel the proximity of his body again. But you held yourself back, standing there, trying to regain some control over yourself.
Thomas picked up his drink, swirling it thoughtfully. He watched you, his expression neutral, but you could see the wheels turning in his mind. He was taking you in, memorizing every part of you. You felt like prey watched by a predator, but instead of fear, a strange heat coiled in your stomach.
"Sit." His command was simple, yet it held an edge of authority that was impossible to ignore. He gestured to a chair near the fireplace, and you found yourself moving towards it without hesitation.
You sat down, your body still trembling slightly as if it had a mind of its own. Thomas took a seat opposite you, his shoulders relaxed but his gaze sharp. He sipped his drink, studying you quietly.
The silence in the room was heavy, broken only by the occasional crackle of the fireplace. You felt his gaze on you, heavy and unrelenting. He made no effort to fill the silence with small talk, instead letting the tension build between you.
Thomas put down his glass. His attention was fully focused on you now, his eyes roaming your face, searching for any sign of fear or submission. "You're nervous," he stated, not a question but an observation. âWhy is that? I just said I wouldnât touch you.â
You fought the urge to look away, keeping your gaze locked with him. You were nervous. Of course, you were. You were alone with a man known for his ruthless nature. But more than that, it was the way he looked at you, like he could see straight through you. It made you feel vulnerable, exposed.
Yet, in that vulnerability, there was a strange kind of connection. A mutual understanding that you were both trapped in this situationâyou, a caged bird, and him, the hawk waiting to devour you. âPeople talkâŚâ
He smirked, a small scoff falling from his lips. "Do they now?" His expression was a mix of amusement and curiosity. He leaned forward, his voice dropping an octave. "And what do they say, eh? 'That Shelby married a pretty young little thing.' Or maybe, 'That Shelby's bride looks like she might break in half under his touch'?"
Your cheeks flushed at his words, a mix of embarrassment and frustration. He was right. The whispers had reached your ears. They whispered of your youth, your innocence, and your lack of experience. They talked about how delicate you were, and how a man as rough and relentless as Thomas Shelby would snap you in half if he got too carried away. âShouldnât it concern you⌠that people talk?â
He chuckled softly, leaning back in his chair as if he was thoroughly enjoying this game. His gaze was still on you, studying every little reaction. "Why should it concern me what people say?" he replied, a hint of challenge in his tone. "They talk because they fear. They talk because they know who I am and what I'm capable of. But youâŚ"
He paused, tilting his head to one side, his eyes roaming over you once more. "It concerns you, doesn't it? It worries you, little bird."
Your heart skipped a beat as he called you thatâlittle bird. It was a term of endearment, but also one of possession. You were his now, and he could do with you as he pleased.
You tried to keep your expression neutral, but the flush on your cheeks betrayed you. Yes, it concerned you. It worried youâhow people saw you, how he saw you. How he talked about you like you were some fragile object, ready to snap under his touch.
He chuckled at your silence, his gaze sharp and shrewd. He could read you like a book. Every flinch, every expression, every tiny gesture. Thomas reached for his glass again, swirling the amber liquid inside before taking a slow sip. He set it back down, his eyes never leaving you.
"They talk about your inexperience," he said bluntly, his words hanging heavily in the air. "About how delicate you are. How you've never been touched by a man before. Is that true?"
Your cheeks grew hotter at his question. It was true. You had never been with a man, not even been kissed by one. And now you were married to a man known for his ruthless nature and carnal appetites.
You didn't trust your voice enough to speak, so you simply nodded your head in confirmation, watching him closely for his reaction.
A smirk tugged at the corner of his mouth at your confirmation. His gaze darkened, a hint of satisfaction in his eyes. "I see. A pure little thing, untainted by the world," he murmured, his tone almost mocking. "Untouched by a man's touch, untouched by my touch."
He pushed himself away from the chair and stood up, coming closer to you. His eyes roamed over you, appreciating your innocence, your vulnerability. âA monster such as me⌠married a saint.â
You swallowed back the lump in your throat as he stood in front of you, his presence overwhelming. You felt small and exposed beneath his gaze, like a butterfly trapped under a microscope.
He was standing incredibly close now, looking down at you. He reached out, and for a moment, you braced yourself, expecting him to touch you, to claim you. But instead, he simply lifted a strand of your hair, rubbing it between his fingers, as if assessing its softness. "Go to bed," he murmured.
The sudden command surprised you. Go to bed? Is that all? No touch, no claim, just... nothing? You tried to conceal your disappointment and confusion, staring back at him with wide eyes. "Alone?" you heard yourself asking before you could stop yourself. Immediately, you regretted it. That hint of desperation in your voice was pathetic.
A slow sigh played on Thomas' lips as he heard the hint of desperation in your tone. He tilted his head, studying you, clearly amused by this unexpected moment of weakness.
"Yes," he responded, his voice gruff yet controlled. "You'll go to bed, alone." He let go of the strand of your hair, his hand dropping back to his side. The loss of his touch felt like a sharp stab, but you forced yourself to remain impassive, to hide the disappointment that threatened to surface. âI have business to attend.â
You nodded silently, trying to hide the conflicting emotions churning within you. Disappointment, relief, confusion, and a strange sense of desire all battling for dominance.
You pushed yourself to stand up, breaking eye contact with him as you did so. The thought of spending the night alone on the cold sheets, knowing that he'd be out dealing with god knows what kind of 'business' was almost... unsettling.
"Good night then," you managed to mutter, your voice betraying none of your inner turmoil.
He watched you carefully, his gaze never leaving your form as you stood up. A smirk played on his lips, as if he could see through your indifferent facade.
"Good night, little bird," he replied, his tone deceptively soft. "Try to find some sleep. I'll be back soon."
With that, he turned and walked out of the room, leaving you standing there, watching the door close behind him. The click of the latch echoed through the now silent room, the weight of his absence palpable.
Next couple of weeks were the sameâ youâd wake up alone and go to sleep alone. Youâd have breakfast alone and dine alone. Youâd simply be left alone with servants inside the big Arrow house. At least it felt like it.
When Tommy was home it still felt like he wasnât. He was distant and kept his promise of waiting and not touching you. Whenever he was home heâd be in his office to which you only set foot on when he was away.
Today was differentâ you decided to confront him about going shopping alone in his office. Your hand grabbed the door knob and you slowly opened it just to check if heâs in⌠and were you welcomed by the sightâ Tommy Shelby stroking his dick in his office.
The sight of him, his hand wrapped around himself, was so shockingly unexpected that you froze in place, unable to move or speak. Your cheeks flared with heat, and you felt like an intruder, watching something you shouldn't be.
But your mind was racing. Why was he doing this? Why now, when he'd been keeping his distance for weeks? And why right at his desk, in the office of all places?
You watched him for mere more seconds before stepping back and walking away without a word. Your retreat was swift, fueled by a whirlwind of emotions and thoughts. As you retreated down the hallway, your mind was a storm of conflicting feelings. The image of him in his office had shocked you, yet it had also stirred some unexpected sensations in you.
As you walked away, you couldn't shake off the image of Thomas, the usually in-control man, losing himself in his own private moment. It was a side of him you'd never seen before and it had left you confused and strangely affected.
That night dinner was served for both you and your husband. The two of you sat close to each other, dining in silence. You didnât dare speak a word. A thick, uncomfortable silence filled the air between you. The clinking of cutleries against the plates sounded unusually loud in the otherwise quiet room.
Thomas, meanwhile, seemed completely unbothered. His gaze would occasionally flick in your direction, taking in your tense shoulders and averted gaze, but he said nothing. He continued eating as if nothing out of the ordinary had happened.
You tried to focus on the meal, to act like everything was normal, but you couldn't shake off the memory of that moment in his office, the image of him like a dagger in your mind. The silence was unbearable, yet, you didn't know how to break it.
Finally, Thomas spoke. His gaze had turned from the food to you. "Iâm taking you shopping tomorrow," he said, his voice low and steady. âTo buy more of whatever ladies your age buy these days.â
Your eyes darted up to meet his gaze, a mix of surprise and relief washing over you. He was finally breaking the silence.
He continued, his tone still flat and matter-of-fact. "You'll need more dresses, I suppose. Some new shoes. Maybe some hats and all that nonsense ladies like." He took a nonchalant bite of his food, watching you for a reaction.
You sat there, trying to process his statement. Part of you was happy he was talking to you, especially about something so normal as shopping. But the other part, the one that had been dwelling on the image of him in his office all day, was still caught up in confusion and desire.
You managed a small nod, trying to keep your expression neutral. "Okay," you replied, your voice barely above a whisper.
"You should prepare a list," he continued, as if discussing some business matter. "Of what you need, that is. Whatever⌠lady things you need.â
He sipped his whiskey, his gaze still fixed on you, his expression giving nothing away. You couldn't help but wonder what was going through his mind. Was he really just talking about shopping? Or was there something more beneath the surface?
You nodded again, a bit awkwardly this time. "Yes, I can do that."
The rest of the dinner passed in this strange, stilted conversation, with Thomas rattling off additional items you might need, and you nodding along like a puppet. Throughout it all, he would glance at you every few seconds, studying you.
As the meal came to an end, he leaned back in his seat, a faint smile playing on his lips. "Good. We'll set off early tomorrow then."
As he stood, you instinctively did the same, the movement feeling as if you were simply following his lead, a puppet on a string.
He didn't say anything at first, just stood there, looking at you with that inscrutable expression. You were acutely conscious of his gaze, of the unspoken words between you. Finally, he spoke, his voice a hushed murmur. "Oh and, [Y/N].â
There was a pause, a moment where the air felt thick with anticipation. You looked at him, awaiting his next words, your heart beating faster than it should. Whatever was coming next was important, you could feel it.
Finally, he finished his sentence, his tone almost casual. "Next time, after youâre done watching me, close the door.â
Ok, you asked for itâŚ
I NEED to know what BTAA!Scarecrow would think about having a partner with a mask kink? Specifically begging him to keep his mask on while fuckingđ
Andddd why not toss some predator/prey into the mixđđââď¸ thinking about being chased around by this Scarecrow specifically is always on my mind I fearđŽâđ¨
HELLO?? JADE??? đ¤¤đ¤¤đ¤¤ your mind is so powerful
I was drooling all over the keyboard. This is messy and not proofread OR formatted well, but I'll make it pretty tomorrow. Right now, I'm tipsy and horny lmao
Minors DNI
Peaky Blinders | S05E01.
Good Girl (Mike Kiernan x Fem!Reader) [+18]
Pairing: Mike Kiernan x Fem!Reader Summary: After 6 months of silent flirtations, you finally have a riding lesson with the best teacher you know. Word count: 2,929 Contents: (Minors DNI). Protected sex, power imbalance (technically heâs your boss), oral (f receiving), hickies, spanking. Author's notes: Oh my god. I'm sorry for taking so long. Nothing happened in my life; I just got lazy lol, sorry. Once more, it's a collab with my girl @fuckiingloser. I love you guys, thank you for your patience!
The last few months, you had been shadowing Mike Kiernan, a nice, incredibly handsome secondary school teacher, for your university internship. And you felt like you had struck gold.Â