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Growing up is realizing you relate more and more to 'teenage dream' by Olivia Rodrigo.

#olivia rodrigo #growing up is realizing #teenage dream #Spotify

No but like why am I tearing up at my own story that I wrote? I'm not meant to be crying but I am. WHY?! 😭😭😭

purplecherryuwu

The Hook family

James Killian Hook

Taught all his kids to swear

Gave Harry his hook (canon)

Was the one to train Harriet after she lost her eye

Refuses to get a proper prosthetic even now when they're off the island

Named all the kids because he does not trust his husband when it comes to naming both people and animals

Hates phones with all his heart

Still hates Peter Pan and has taught all his kids to hate him too

Struggles to show his kids emotional support but would die for them

Morgie le Fay Hook

The reason James is not dead

Loves all kinds of animals but especially snakes

Now that they're off the island he moved his family into his mother's residence since she's dead

Likes to dress fancy no matter the occasion

Earns money by making potions and selling them

The emotionally stable one in his and James's marriage but if something happens to any of their children he's more scary than James

Very affectionate to all his kids

Teaches them magic whenever they visit

Henrietta Wendy Hook

Will kill you if you call her anything but Harriet if you're not family

Lost her eye when she was 10

The most like James out of all her siblings, not just appearance wise

After the barrier was down she met a fast flying fairy who she was the spawner to, they're best friends

Moved herself and her entire crew to Neverland, will stay there until CJ reaches her age

Will behead Peter Pan if he ever comes near her ship

Thanks to Iris she uses pixie dust frequently and is respected by the fairies of Neverland

Hurt one of her siblings and you'll suffer a fate worse than death

Harrison Liam Hook

Puts on this crazy persona for everyone around him but is actually very sensitive

Helps his sisters do their hair whenever they ask him

This is what prepared him for helping Uma with her hair

Very much protective over his sisters

Uma and Gil the only ones except his family who knows his name is actually Harrison and that he has two dads (will explain why in a later post)

Terrified of spiders

When he started attending AP he was very pissed they didn't serve alcohol

Tries to hide it but loves using his magic almost as much as swordfighting

Calista Jane Hook

The most chaotic of her siblings and that's saying a lot

The baby

Her and Harriet team up whenever Harry starts a fight with either of them

Steals pixie dust from Harriet whenever she can and has gotten in trouble for flying and crashing into things

Very annoyed over how protective Harry and Harriet are over her

Is awful at puns (canon)

When she was little she tried to dye her hair black to look more like her siblings

Will not hesitate to play dirty when fighting There is loads more to come (hopefully)

jazzytea123

I LOVE this so much. (isn't Harry's middle name 'james'?

maximum-overboner

in primary school we had a creative writing assignment where we had to ‘write about a character in a new, strange situation!’ and i wrote about a squid that was somehow teleported from the ocean to the forest floor and slowly choked to death for two pages and i’ll never quite forget my teacher’s face because it turns out she wanted ‘this new school is scary, i hope i make friends!’ and not a graphic description of a squid dying

bunjywunjy

well that’s just the risk you take if you decide to teach creative writing

000marie198

Back in school, one of my friends’ psychology teacher gave them two black and white printed pictures and gave them the assignment of showing the pictures to a few students not from their class and asking those students to write whatever story comes to their mind at the pictures.

Then said teacher would evaluate the different stories to analyze someone’s psyche or whatever.

Anyways, she asked me and I agreed and wrote her two stories for two pictures, the story I pictured looking at what I thought was happening in the pictures.

A few weeks later, I met my friend again and asked her what her teacher evaluated from my story.

She fell silent for a moment and then said that her teacher couldn’t evaluate your story and she had to ask someone else to write one. I still don’t know understand why she couldn’t evaluate the story I wrote. Was it too long? It was barely three to four pages. Was it too complex? It was based upon the pictures entirely but of course the story will get a tiny bit more complex then the picture to make sense as a story.

Maybe that so-called psychology teacher just wanted the volunteers to describe the picture without any story? Who knows, I don’t remember. I was just very disappointed and slightly annoyed. Your instructions were clearly followed and someone gave their time and effort to write something, a wholeass story but you rejected it because you couldn’t psychologically evaluate it? Perhaps you needed a different approach if you couldn’t analyze the author’s psyche by a simple story with very obvious themes and very clear characterizations. Next time just tell the kids to describe the picture instead of going “write a story based on what you see in this picture”. Or learn to actually understand the concept of creativity.

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This has derailed a bit from og post but my point is, I hate when schools and teachers in so many places treat creative writing as something which should follow a very specific set mould of a theme and a firmly set, unchangeable format. It’s called creative for a reason, learn to look at the variety from the terribly mundane stuff overwritten a million times

jazzytea123

In year 7, I was meant to write a fantasy story (my teacher meant, castles, princesses, dragons etc) I wrote about how someone traveled back in time but focused on how this lady was getting brutally whipped for a page or two