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⣠Chile in a Photography âŁ

Love Begins
Cosimo Galluzzi
trying on a metaphor

bliss lane

oozey mess

titsay
noise dept.

gracie abrams
occasionally subtle

blake kathryn
official daine visual archive
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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@noradeans
Holy shit, it does what I say.
kiaraxgreyâ:
âThis isnât just for students and staff you know,â Kiara pointed out to Nora. âBut yeah I guess itâs good to get yourself out there,â she added with a little shrug. âLook you should be proud of yourself for coming in the first place. You couldâve totally figured out an excuse to not come last minute but you still made it. Thatâs a feat in itself.â
âI know, but for someone who has never had anything to do with the academy or even knows anyone in the academy, this is a bit odd,â she replied. It wasnât as if she wasnât confidentâ Nora could and would stand for hours on street corners handing out flyers for protests happening that weekâ her callous and brash personality just did not get on with a lot of people, so she tended to only speak to those she knew would tolerate her. âYeah, I guess. How come youâre here? Are you a graduate? Or are you just another loner like me?â
pcnclopcxcarmichaclâ:
âOh for godâs sake, Iâm not,â Penny said, âIâm speaking hypothetically. If I had anything to say about your writing, it would be about that not your opinions. Stop being so testy, I have better things to be doing than stroking your ego.â
âRight, hypothetically. Okay,â Nora responded, instantly feeling a little more calm. âIâm not asking you to stroke my ego, jeez. I was just asking you what was wrong with my writing style. And since nothing is, weâre fine here.â
alaskahaleâ:
âWho knows?â she couldnât help her laughter. âAlright, alright that sounds like a fair deal. First to ten,â Alaska nodded, retrieving the ball and already squaring herself up to serve it. âYou promise you wonât cheat?â
âEven if I wanted to cheat I have no idea how Iâd even be able to do that in this game, I donât even know if Iâm holding the bat right,â she laughed, standing at the edge of the tower in the pose that sheâd seen professional players doing at the olympics. âReady when you are.â
jamesallenreedâ:
âYeah, I uh, canât get that for you.â
âWhy not?â Nora asked, puzzled. âItâs only recommendations, Iâm not asking for something big like a car, pfft.â
tcbiasmcnrceâ:
âAs much as your opinion matters to me, Nora, what makes you think some randomers are gonna stop complaining about their coffee because you told them I was good?â
âI can be persuasive when I want to be,â she teased. âIâve gotten you to come to protests with me when you werenât bothered about the cause, so why would that level of persuasion not work on your ever so wonderful customers?â She added, batting her eyelashes at him.
sloanescarlisleâ:
âSo youâre telling me, your parents used to do science experiments on you?â
Nora wasnât sure how to answer her question. Her parents did science experiments using her to create her dinosaur, but that was something sheâd never told anyone, and she wasnât going to come clean about having a telepathically linked bio engineered dinosaur in her basement to a random stranger. âEr, I guess, kind of,â she muttered out, not willing to elaborate. âI more meant that they were doing experiments while I was in the room and benefitting from the heat.â
amcthysthalstcdâ:
âIâm not sure thatâs the greatest idea.â
âItâll be fine. I can talk to it, see what it wants.â
sloanescarlisleâ:
âI donât really think thatâs a good thing,â Sloane replied.
âWhy not?â Nora asked. âThey can do their experiments which produce heat, simultaneously warming me up and allowing them to do their research. It works pretty well, and isnât as bad for the environment as chopping down trees might be.â
jamesallenreedâ:
âUh, Iâll try and let her know,â James replied awkwardly.
âYou should, totally. Iâd love to hear some of her other recommendations too, seeing as we have similar taste.â
tristanxconnollyâ:
âUh yeah, I think I know that for myself thank you very much,â Tristan didnât mean to sound so venemous but the pressure of his abilities was something he was very aware of and struggled with, âThe flame was barely bigger than a penny and it was nowhere near your jacket, what is there to freak out about?â His anger was redirected onto the other in a way he was sure he would regret.
âJeez, someoneâs a bit crabby arenât they?â Nora retorted, pushing her glasses up her nose. âThatâs not the point. It was a flame, and some people,â she signalled to herself, âwear fake leather that is incredibly flammable. Donât use your powers if you canât control them.â
pcnclopcxcarmichaclâ:
âSweetheart, Iâm your boss. If I was going to critique anything it would be your writing style, not your opinions. And if I did disagree, I could just not publish it but I did so drop the attitude please.â
âWhatâs wrong with my writing style?â Nora asked, ignoring the other comments her boss had given her.
christianohareâ:
Christian shrugged slightly. âI donât really like sunsets.â
âHow can you not like sunsets?â Nora questioned, âThatâs like saying you donât like the northern lights, or you know, anything thatâs naturally beautiful.â
Favorite looks: Gert Yorkes in 2x07
jamesallenreedâ:
âReally?â James asked, not in a mean way, just curious. âIâve been trying to finish it for years, but I always tend to get distracted. It was my momâs favorite book.â
âReally,â Nora affirmed. âWell, you can tell your mom that sheâs got excellent taste. A book before itâs time, really.â
sloanescarlisle¡:
Sloane gave her a look. âHey, Iâm strong,â she replied. âAnd weâre not going to chop a tree down. Branches and brush will work just fine.â
âUnless youâve got super strength, I donât think youâd be able to chop a tree down by yourself,â Nora chimed, shrugging. It was just fact, right? âRight, okayâ that makes more sense. As you can probably tell Iâve not ever had to do this before. With scientists for parents, you find more creative ways to warm up.âÂ
amcthysthalstcd¡:
Amy turned slightly when she heard animal sounds like Nora. âYes, and I donât want to be around here to find out what exactly itâs coming from. Letâs get out of here.â
âWaitââ She placed her hand on Amyâs shoulder, âHold on. I can use my powers to see if itâs got the intention to hurt us. We just need to get a bit closer.â