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"Thatâs no gonna help anythinâ.â
emma (2020), dir. autumn de wilde // futile devices, sufjan stevens // the bluest eye, toni morrison // sex education (2021), dir. sophie goodhart // chasing cars, snow patrol // maurice, e m forster
@peterpettigrcw
i look for a fire door an escape from the drums and barking bereft of all social charms struck dumb by the hand of fear
wecsleys¡:
         â  i  think  so,  more  just  ⌠ nervous  about  when  the  baby  is  here,  you  know  ?  â  a  family  with  a  few  little  kids  entered  the  store  then,  almost  as  if  on  cue.  â  i  think  i  need  to  get  a  job  at  the  ministry  or  something.  get  some  more  stable  hours  to  help  out  molly  when  she  canât  work.  my  newts  scores  didnât  allow  me  to  before.  â  arthur  shrugged,  feeling  a  bit  embarrassed  of  himself  in  that  moment.  â  technically  iâm  off  now  if  you  want  to  get  out  of  the  chaos,  and  biting  teacups,  â  he  chuckled  as  he  took  off  his  apron.
Jamie nods, his own gaze flickering over to the children as theyâre let loose in the shop, immediately scattering to the four winds. He can understand why Arthur would be nervous - twenty-three seems really young to have your entire life figured out, and thatâs what kids need most, right? Stability? Itâs terrifying to think youâre suddenly responsible for someone that relies on you completely. âI can ask around if ye want, see if anyoneâs lookinâ,â he offers with a shrug. âThough it wonât be anythinâ glamourous, mind.â Just a steady nine-to-five in a boring yet essential department of the magical government, not dissimilar from Jamieâs own.
âAye, go on then. Pub?â He suggests, quietly relieved by the possibility of leaving Zonkoâs in the immediate future. âErm. Congratulations, by the way. Iâm realisinâ now that I never actually said it, so... yeah.â
trclawneys¡:
            billie  isnât  quite  sure  her  words  had  landed  at  first  ,    as  carefully  chosen  as  they  were  â  she  had  some  tact  ,    she  wasnât  about  to  out  jamie  ,    just  let  him  know  she  knew  what  she  was  talking  about  â  but  she  tracked  the  journey  on  his  face  well  enough  .    well  enough  that  his  denial  stung  .    she  wasnât  wrong  .     â  donât  deny  it  ,  not  to  me  .    we  donât  need  to  be  specific  but  i  know  .    and  i  know  you  hurt  him    â     she  was  younger  ,    much  shorter  too  ,    and  it  made  an  all  together  too  funny  image  for  billie  to  be  the  one  coming  to  her  brothers  âaidâ  ,    not  that  he  knew  she  was  doing  this  .     â    you  should  do  the  same  then  ,    stay  the  hell  away  from  him  .    i  wonât  let  you  hurt  him  again    â
Itâs hard to hear Sybill over the relentless pounding of blood in his ears, his thoughts careening wildly between confusion, paranoia, and betrayal. If Peterâs told her, who else has he told? Black? Potter? Theyâve probably all been having a good laugh at his expense, at how stupid he is, about what a loser he is. Heâs an idiot for getting mixed up in this again. âI donât even know ye,â Jamie spits. He doesnât owe her anything, least of all the truth.
What she says isnât wrong though - Jamie isnât heartless, he knows perfectly well that his selfishness has consequences, but that doesnât make it any easier to hear. Does she think he likes hurting Peter? Because he doesn't. Apparently it just comes easily to him.
Feeling cornered, he lashes out, because thatâs what he does best. He feels sick. Ashamed. âOh, no fear of that, I wouldna go anywhere near him,â he snorts. âI dinna ken what bollocks yer wee cunt of a brotherâs been chattinâ about me, but Iâd advise ye both to keep my name out of yer fuckinâ mouths. I mean it. Leave me the fuck alone.â Jamie wishes he'd never come here. He wishes he'd never set eyes on Peter Pettigrew.
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@jamiewoodâ
         â  how  much  do  ye  reckon  aâd  actual  need  newts  like  ?    cause  fuck  knows  if  a  can  be  bothered  with  all  the  faff  if  its  no  worth  it  â     theyâd  all  but  resigned  themselves  to  returning  to  school  ,    to  completing  their  final  year  even  if  it  was  just  to  show  that  they  werenât  going  to  be  scared  off  from  a  place  they  had  just  as  much  right  to  be  here  .    but  then  came  the  question  of  exams  ,    exams  mary  was  already  dreading  .    she  hadnât  sat  her  owls  ,    just  a  certificate  saying  its  not  her  fault  sheâs  not  got  them  in  their  place  .     â    yer  older  like  ,    you  know  shite  like  this    â
Jamie glances at Mary sidelong, wondering why theyâve come to him, of all people, with this line of questioning. Yes, heâs older, but he was shit at school, and only got his qualifications at his fatherâs insistence. Itâs a miracle he even passed. âWhatâll ye do if ye dinna bother wi yer NEWTs?â
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⣠Gambling: never / rarely / sometimes / frequently / compulsive gambler
peterpettigrcw¡:
he wants to argue with him, but he doesnât, just locking it away in his head so he can think about it and stew over it later. he had never believed that heâd be enough for anyone, thereâs this doubt in his head that he doesnât know what to do with because itâs too much for him to think about. he always had a million thoughts in his head that he never knew what to do with, emotions too. they were just too much for him. âmaybe,â he says, before smiling down and looking at the tub in front of him. he knew that his mother loved him, and he was lucky that she had been so accepting when he had come out despite her worries. he remembers one of the first times that he had gotten beat up at hogwarts after someone had found out that peter had kissed one of his friends who swore would keep it a secret but never did. it didnât matter to peter whether he did or not but the consequences of being so open still stayed with him. it had gotten better now, people become more discreet in their disdain but wanting to know what itâs like. he doesnât want to think about how that used to effect him because it did, but he was stronger because of it. she had reason to worry about him but the love she felt for her son never faltered.Â
he doesnât know what his next move will bring, if jamie will push him away or pull him close, or both. he just knows that heâs being incredibly selfish trying his luck once again. he doesnât know why he does it, or why thereâs even some kind of magnetic pull but there is. he knows itâs because he had very genuine and real feelings for him that he tried to stuff down for years, looking for it in the wrong people before he eventually gave up thinking that heâd never feel that way about someone again. even now itâs still an intense feeling of being in the same room as someone you loved and not knowing what to do about it. itâs different now, theyâre different now, and maybe jamie is still scared to be with him but he can work with that if jamie lets him. he had every reason to be scared and he wanted jamie to know that he could walk in the dark with him through it.Â
he hears the door lock and he feels his hand roaming up and feels his fingers right as his clavicle, itâs a slow kiss, unlike the ones that heâs used to, so he relishes in it, moving up to get closer to him without breaking the kiss, this time he holds onto jamieâs jacket, holding onto it for dear life almost. he can taste the mix of alcohol between them, deepening the kiss, his tongue swiping his, he sighs into wanting to be closer- and more, but knowing that he canât be as selfish as he wants to be, this space was delicate to begin with and he knew that.Â
Even if he wanted to stop, Jamie isnât sure he could. Heâs smoked since he was fifteen, and has been drinking about as long, but he doesnât think he ever really understood what it was like to be addicted to something until now. He breaks apart from Peter, but he doesnât go far, nudging their noses and foreheads together before finally meeting his lips again. Itâs maddening to feel this way, like he canât be close enough, like he isnât in control of what he wants, like that doesnât actually matter.
The tips of Jamieâs fingers slip beneath the collar of Peterâs shirt, absently seeking the marks he left last time they were together, wondering if theyâre somehow still there. He thinks about pressing his face into the crook of his neck again, about the smell of him, still the same underneath the alcohol and cigarette smoke. He feels Peterâs fingers tighten in the material of his jacket, and a quiet part of his subconscious recognises the gesture, sees his own behaviour mirrored back at him. Is he doing it on purpose?
A quiet groan slips out of him when he feels the swipe of Peterâs tongue against his own, and Jamieâs hand tightens around his collar, trying to pull him closer. Itâs impossible at this angle, so he finally kicks off his boots and swings his legs over the side of the bath, clumsily inserting his lanky frame in the small space. He ends up sprawled on top of Peter, his knee slotted between his legs, the hand that was clenched in his shirt now a tight fist on top of his chest. âThis is fuckinâ stupid,â he points out, but his lips are still so close to Peterâs that they brush together when he speaks. Heâs not going anywhere.
trclawneys¡:
          â    i  know  you  ,    its  you  that  doesnât  know  me  .    i  know  you  and  i  know  you  know  my  brother  .    and  i  know  how  you  know  my  brother    â     and  she  was  probably  one  of  ,  if  not  the  only  ,    people  on  this  earth  that  knew  that  .    billie  had  seen  just  how  cagey  peter  had  been  even  when  he  told  her  about  it    (  and  she  didnât  blame  him  )  but  sheâd  also  seen  how  deeply  hurt  heâd  been  and  the  fury  that  had  planted  within  her  .  that  anyone  would  make  her  brother  feel  like  that  â  feel  unwanted  .     â    âsat  doesnât  change  the  facts  .    doesnât  mean  you  can  tell  me  what  to  do    â
I know how you know my brother. The bottom drops out of Jamieâs stomach, and his skin prickles all over - first hot and then terribly, terribly cold. It isnât just panic, or anger, or even the usual, all-consuming shame. Itâs something new, something that catches him off guard and makes all the other things feel a hundred times worse. She knows. He told her. âYe dinna ken what yer talking about,â Jamie says quickly, dismissively, though his eyes flicker to the other party-goers, trying to see if anyone else has heard. âIf yer gonna talk such shite, ye can get tae fuck.â
peterpettigrcw¡:
he used to think that he didnât hold much grievances over his father, but there are moments like this where he can feel the hurt throughout his entire body. he knows that itâs more than that. peter acted tough and proud, a fake bravery, because he wanted people to think of him like that, but when it came down to it, he wasnât. he was just a scared little boy that didnât know what he was doing half the time. âhe is shit.â he says with a small smile shaking his head. âmy mum deserves better than the pettigrew men,â he says, adding a little more honestly and vulnerability that he hasnât really given anyone in his life. he didnât like himself all that much because of his impulsiveness that worried his mother so much. âi want you to live a long and happy life,â sheâd say as she tuck his hair back, nursing whatever new wound that he had gotten. heâs quiet for a moment before shaking his head.Â
the moment feels different now, theyâre close but theyâre not close, jamie is wanting to pull away and peter isnât letting him. he knows that he needs to, but he doesnât know why he keeps holding on like itâll solve anything. maybe naively thinking heâd feel the same way about him, and maybe he does and he just doesnât know how to show itâitâs something that peter can understand. heâs holding on to peterâs sleeve, itâs the small moments that let him know that he wants to be close but canât.Â
âi donât know,â peter says, letting out a small breath. ânever been one to make smart decisions,â he says, their faces are still close, and peter is looking at him and his eyelashes, all the little tiny dots on his face. he tilts his head up a little, and then he goes in for a kiss, pressing his lips against the others, his breath is a little shaky doing it, and heâs selfish for it, and he knows it, but all of the logic tends to fly out the window with him being so close. it was an overwhelming feeling that doesnât know what to do with, it should be illegal to feel this strongly about someone.Â
âShe deserves better than him,â Jamie corrects quietly, though itâs none of his business and he well knows it. What he knows about the relationships between mothers and sons could fit in an egg cup, but if thereâs one thing heâs sure of, itâs that you donât get a boy like Peter without putting in a great deal of care. Heâs entirely himself, for better or for worse, and that in itself is some kind of miracle. Why would she want any son other than the one sheâs got? "Sheâll never think she deserves better than ye. And sheâs right. Sheâs yer mum, Peter. She loves ye as ye are.â
How are they back here again? For three years Jamie has managed to keep his distance from Peter, avoiding him and pushing him away in equal measure, but now... itâs like he canât help himself. Thereâs no good reason for him to have followed Peter into this bathroom, and thereâs certainly no good reason for him to still be sitting here when he couldâve left at any time. All there is is the truth: that Jamie is here of his own accord, and itâs all because he wants Peter Pettigrew. Now that he knows what itâs like to kiss him, to touch him, how the fuck is he supposed to keep away? How can he ever go back to pretending he doesnât want those things? His stomach twists.
Jamie wishes Peter wouldnât look at him so much. What is he even seeing? âMe neither,â he replies, his voice barely loud enough to hear. Itâs almost a relief when Peterâs lips finally meet his, and he moves slightly towards him, meeting him part of the way. He honestly doesnât know what he was more afraid of: that Peter would kiss him, or that he wouldnât.
Without pulling away, Jamie fumbles to retrieve his wand from inside his jacket and points it at the door, hearing a metallic click from within as it locks. This isnât like it was at the pub, or even at school - not an ill-considered tryst in a dark, but ultimately public space. This can be kept private. This Jamie can control. He puts his wand back in his pocket, and the hand that was clenched around Peterâs sleeve begins to drift, travelling the length of his arm to settle against his clavicle. With a locked door between them and the rest of the party, itâs easier. Jamie kisses him slowly, but no less desperately. Itâs like his bodyâs been waiting for this moment, for the inevitability of seeing him again. Iâm fucked.
âYouâre trying not to tell him you love him, and youâre trying to choke down the feeling, and youâre trembling, but he reaches over and he touches you, like a prayer for which no words exist, and you feel your heart taking root in your body, like youâve discovered something you donât even have a name for.â
â Richard Siken (via laurencombeferre)
peterpettigrcw¡:
maybe peter didnât have the big kind of land to grow up on, the streets was his playground, the river and the many bridges by his house had been his sanctuary, but there would always be something missing when he looked over to his left to see a man and his boy fishing because they could. often without permits, the police only ever pretending to care that they were fishing without them. heâd instead grab a rock and skip it pretending that he had a father next to him to do it with. maybe in another universe that boy and his father had been him. maybe his father wouldâve left them with something more than a couple of hundred dollars to their name to make a house a home. but they never could afford a house, just some shabby little hole in a wall above a fish n chip shop that would for sure go out of business within the next couple of years. âyeah,â he says, agreeing with him, not knowing what else to say to that, other than the fact that peter probably wouldnât make it as far as the ministry because no one would believe that he could.Â
âmy dad left,â he says at first, looking down, âdidnât leave us much,â he sighs, âi used to wonder if maybe heâd ever come back. maybe thinking that the little bit that he left us would ever be enough to purchase something more but he never did.â he canât remember the last time that he heard from his dad, other than small little things in passing that his mother would say to her friends on the phone. all that he knew was that his dad had a new life now, had another family, lived somewhere on the coast with more air and space that he needed and that he was happy. âso i used to hate it because it made my mum so sad,â he clenches his jaw so tightly, âitâs why i tried to pick up some shifts here and there where i could but coming home never used to feel right because there was this overwhelming gloom none of us knew what to do with.â it wasnât the sameâpeter knew that he was lucky in a lot of ways but it never got rid of the fact that no matter what, peter would always be missing someone.Â
it was stupid, to love someone this much, because what were you meant to do with the parts that they didnât want? peter didnât know. it was an overwhelming feeling to love someone this much the way that he loved jamie. he knew that it was first love- an overwhelming love that consumed him but he didnât know where else to put all of it other than try his best to give it to him. sooner or later peter may get the point that maybe it wasnât wanted, but jamie still wasnât pulling away so peter took it as an opportunity to try and push himself a little more to tell him in some non subtle way that he was there and that he wasnât going anywhere. it was a feeling that ran through him like nothing else. he felt like he was running on thin air that soon it would just leave him and his entire body and he would have to figure out what to do with himself once that it was gone. it should be illegal to feel this much for one person but it was too late now, he felt it and now he had to put it somewhere. give it to someone.Â
peter wasnât nearly as drunk enough to not do something stupid, and this was stupid, clearly giving all of this love for someone who didnât want it. (or act like they didnât want it). but here he was giving it away anyways. he watches the way jamie reacts to his touch, like itâs burning him, marking him in the same way that jamie had once marked him. it had made him quickly wince his reaction before realizing that it wasnât neither of their faultsânot really at least. he had held his face in his hands and didnât do anything else, just watched him react to it. âokay,â he says, repeating him, âyou canât.â he didnât know if he believed him, and by any means, jamie could push him away from him, and yet he still got closer to the other, so close that his forehead was touching his.Â
âyou can go,â he whispers, letting him know that, giving them a little bit more space now but not enough to where he was completely gone out of his atmosphere. he loosens his grip a little, releasing a little bit of his grip on his jaw and placing it on his neck and feeling his pulse underneath his fingers. âi can let you go.â he says, his voice barely a whisper. itâs an instinct to want to kiss him, but he knows that he canât or wont, heâs already done too much as it is just being in the same room as him.Â
If Jamie were a different sort of person, perhaps this is the point where heâd reach out to Peter, take his hand or try to smooth away the tension from his jaw. Instead he just listens, turning over what he says in his mind, adding yet another layer to the increasingly complex picture of the other man heâs taken such pains to form. It makes sense, that itâs not really about what he has, but about what heâs lost. Jamieâs own father is many things, but at least he isnât the type to abandon his family. He canât imagine what that would do to a person, to their sense of home. âYer dad sounds shite,â he says simply, with feeling. Itâs not very helpful, itâs not even really what he means. He ought to have said: Iâm sorry that happened to you.
He canât look at him. All he can do is hang onto Peterâs sleeve, clinging to his token attempt at resistance even as he moves in closer. Jamie lets out another shaking breath as their foreheads touch, feeling that dizzying mixture of fear and... something else entirely. It would be so easy to close the remaining distance between them, to claim his lips in a kiss, but he doesnât. This feels different from the other times theyâve been alone together - itâs not so frantic, and he doesnât know what to do with that.
His body is still screaming at him to leave, but he stops moving at Peterâs words, his free hand a vice on the scrolled edge of the stupidly fancy bathtub. âThen why donât ye?â Jamie asks quietly, eyes flickering up to meet Peterâs at last, searching them for something that will make him understand. Why, after all this time and everything thatâs happened, does Peter even want him? Heâs not an idiot - he knows that heâs been shit to him, that his inconsistencies canât be easy to deal with, and that the secrecy he demands from him isnât fair. Peter deserves someone that can be with him properly, and Jamie canât give him that. He isnât brave. He isnât anything. Heâs just a waste of space.Â
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does he know not to talk about your dad? does he know when youâre sad? you donât like to be touched, let alone kissed does he know where your lips begin?
arcturus-regulus¡:
âIs that not the phrase? I swear thatâsâ no, yeah, someoneâs played a trick on me, havenât they?â Reg laughed, picking up another drink from a passing tray. Heâd usually take offense, but itâs hard to take that assholeâs words too seriously when heâs standing in Howlor Hall. What was the point of pretending it didnât matter, here of all places? âItâs your fuckinâ fault for calling me a daughterâ you ask, you get an answer. Do I seem sober enough to put up with that shite?â
Perhaps under a different set of circumstances Jamie mightâve pointed out the difference between a Glaswegian accent and his own, but his backâs already up, and he doesnât have the patience for it. Not for the sake of some English bastard that probably doesnât even care. âThatâs not what I said,â he argues, feeling justified in doing so because for once heâs actually certain heâs right. âAnd itâs not my fault ye canna handle yer drink.â
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   annette regards jamie for a moment after his outburst , â then what should i call you , mister jamie ?  â the light tone is there in her bright voice , smile tugging at the edges of her lips . but the easiness of the moment only falls when she is being pulled forward by the male . he does it with such ease . â yourself ? â she questions him , flattening the part of her jacket that had been disheveled in his rescue . â why wouldnât i be here ?  itâs a party - do i always need a jury  to attend a birthday party ? âÂ
âJust Jamie,â he corrects flatly, returning his hand to the safety of his pocket. Theyâre barely two years apart in age, and Jamie takes no joy in being the one to supervise her training - heâs only doing this because he was told he has to. Historically, he doesnât play well with others. âAye. Seemed like a good idea at the time.â Less of one now heâs remembered how much he hates socialising. He couldâve just got drunk at home by himself.
He shrugs at her response. âYe can do what ye want. Was only askin'."