Caine decides to give the circus members what they've been asking for- More low-stakes, grounded-in-reality adventures. When they start to dislike his ideas again, however, he comes up with a new plan: To make an adventure so big and in-depth that the circus members can't help but love it. But how much of this vast adventure can the game take before it starts to collapse in on itself?
Chapters:
Chapter 1: Witching hour Witch-hunt
Chapter 2: Reality T.V.
Chapter 3: No going back?
Chapter 4: SuperSonic Spa™ (And other assorted inconviences)
Chapter 5: Sky-Struck
Chapter 6: Milkshake
Chapter 7: Performance issues
Chapter 8: Old friends
Chapter 9: Guilty as charged!
Chapter 10: Hijinks Ensue
Chapter 11: Hope is a noose
Chapter 12: Upside down and inside out, Part I: Somebody’s Son
Chapter 13: Upside down and inside out, Part II: Somebody’s Father
Chapter 14: Upside down and inside out, Part III: Somebody real
Chapter 15: Frost
Chapter 16: Happy Birthday, Jax.
Chapter 17: Chevaline
Chapter 18: That’s just Showbiz, Baby!
Chapter 19: Paper Constellations/A World Beyond
Chapter 20: Fix this.
Chapter 21: Only the good (die young)
Chapter 22: White lights and flavored Pedialyte
Chapter 23: Call me by my name
Chapter 24: Dreams last so long, even after you’re gone.
Fic info:
This takes place directly after the events of episode 6. It may contradict with any further episodes and that is a risk I’m willing to take
The main ship here is Funnybunny (slowburn), but it also contains plenty of background Abstragedy
TW for violent scenes, abuse, suicide, swearing and Jax
This fic does not contain smut
I like to bullshit backstories. A lot. You’ve been warned.
I try my best to reply to most comments, if I miss you however then my apologies!
Chapter specific trigger warnings are always in the authors notes!!
Playlist is here, asks are welcomed and encouraged!
Trying to piece together the story of Hamilton by listening and loving one (1) new Hamilton song per year since 2021 and never even bothering to look up the actual musical
everyone talks about the ocasional like from the respected mutual that makes you go oh thank god you haven't unfollowed me but no one ever talks about how it will never be on a good post. it's never you at your posting best it's always on some bullshit like: made sanbwich. with loaf (bad pun for love)
if you vote me for president i vow to make everything the ocean again. no more land only ocean. this will solve all of our problems and replace them with new, far more interesting problems
a weird thing is that we got waves of people going "who cares if its cringe or youre annoying! have fun!" but no one really learned how to accept the fact that some people will find you annoying or think your art or your work or posts or anyrhing sucks and thats ok. rather it just became a weird "if people think youre annoying theyre just morally bad. let people enjoy things!". like no i think this yes man only biome sucks and people are allowed to not like artstyles and shows and media and other things
if youre an artist, a creator, or just someone whos involved in hobbies: learning that no matter what you do, some people will find you annoying is extremely important for your mental health, just as learning that not liking things is normal and youre allowed to do it
as people have mentioned in the tags, i think this yes-man attitude leads more people to make up random moral reasons to dislike things. if disliking something for no reason is bad, then you have to constantly justify yourself as to why this thing sucks, which is also not mature and sucks
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