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@patricaurismoved
now @pattyurs
Iâm sorry there is so much pain in this story. iâm sorry itâs in fragments, like a body caught in a crossfire or pulled apart by force. but there is nothing I can do to change it. ( m.atwood)
independent and private patricia blum uris of skâs horror novel it. please read rules before interaction, loved by pam ( prev patricauris. )
Iâm the worst but I am moving patty right after I finish my new carrdÂ
oh, oh, and not to mention! i just adore how you talk about her feelings, how she deals with grief and how she's able to move on. and i'm TOTALLY biased, seeing as our bbies are in a good old fashion relationship :))) like i just enjoy how you've made patty her own person, not just stan's wife like she has wants and desires and her life after her husband dies is valid and i just :"))) she deserves happiness and u give it to her ( sometimes )
beep beep howâs my portrayal  @shinedied
!!!!! listen, ok but thank you ?? truly when I fall into a hole talking about her feelings and dealing with grief we both know that 1. I canât handle it and 2. she just only deserves good things in life because she was never given that ( a break ) = ) I often donât write characters like patty who are defined by something tragic like her husbandâs death ( or are mentioned once in the beginning and never again im calling out mr. king once again ) but Iâm relieved sheâs perceived as patty and not just stanleyâs wife ( both are good but you know what I mean )
anyways youâve seen patty from the beginning and I truly appreciate you & dan having a part in helping me write around her better ?? giving patty a friend and hello ?? a nice bf. but UNO REVERSE i love the way you write mr. danny torrance literally I had No Idea who he was until we started writing and ? I love and adore how much you love him and how much you care about his story ?? making sure nothing about his story is just *snaps fingers* Instant Fix HE ONLY DESERVES GOOD THINGS.Â
Natalie Portman as Jacqueline Kennedy in Jackie (2016) dir. Pablo LarraĂn.
âYou were my death: / you I could hold on to, / while all fell from me.â
â â Paul Celan, â[You were],â Breathturn into Timestead, tr. Pierre Joris
NAME 10 COMFORT FILMS/SHOWS & TAG 7 PEOPLE
any studio ghilbi film
the addams family
bridget jones diary ( any )
star wars prequels / originals ( prequels first though )
crazy rich asiansÂ
halloweenÂ
spongebobÂ
doctor who ( david tenant as ten )
coco
a love so beautiful ( both chinese and korean versions )
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shinediedâ:
PATTY. < patricaurisâ >
  thereâs a million and one things going through his mind. who is killing, how far away, were they like them ? could they CONTACT and see ? if it wasnât the middle of the goddamn night he would make for wherever the girl was right this minute. too enthralled with the danger that was way nearer than he was comfortable with. and thereâs also patty, behind him. her mind a chaotic blend of blacks and oranges and reds, vibrant aggressive greens signaling fear â terror. (  đłđŠđ„  đŁđąđđđ°đ°đŻđŽÂ ) one at a time, please. one problem ; one MONSTER.
he is thinking, reaching for her but sheâs gone â the girl. he can still feel her like a cold spot in the room but he doubts she is actually ever physically here. thoughts trend towards his own horrors, however he cuts it off before he can run away with it. there was no way, the place was burned â paved over, more than dead. and abra had never been there before, even in the vicinity. he sends thankful thoughts for that. hearing her call, not the girl but the woman frantic behind him he jolts himself out of this lock he feels heâs in, what are you thinking ? too much, involving a multitude of stories that he just âŠÂ canât get into right now. thereâs only one thing on his mind, and it seems as though patty feels the same. â what â oh, she âŠÂ sheâs fine, i think. itâs she just saw it she wasnât there. â in time, heâd come to know that wasnât entirely true. he absently wipes at his nose, the skin on his hand comes away red. Â
moving over to the box of kleenex atop the dresser,  â iâm not sure on anything âŠÂ this has never happened before so i just â i have no idea. â he plugs up some of the blood that pooled from his nose. he hasnât had one of those in a while either. a thought comes, why now ? he buries it, feeling her own concern â if abra was being looked after by her parents, he felt okay to try to refocus here at home. â iâm so sorry, are you alright ? i know this is a âŠÂ itâs a lot. â Â
in some crazy way she canât explain, patty feels like sheâs in the sidelines experiencing this happening to dan. and if there was one thing that patty both despised and feared â it was being useless. idly standing by and watching someone she loves dearly re-experience something thatâs never ? happened before. for now the second time in her life, patty had felt something squeeze at her heart to make her PAY ATTENTION , but not kill. not yet. patty watches him in parts; she largely had been focusing on his shadow, or a part of his back. but now sheâs looking right at him.Â
patty thinks about when she was a girl , jumping off the deck and submerging into the lake. before she found out that grief felt like fear. the adrenaline rush of going from warm, warm , and then cold. patty would only feel that cold spot hit her legs because sinking anything deeper, she would have drowned. that was the first time. the second was around her heart when she found stanley and the third? it was all over this room. every gap and space had been filled with this cold spot. dan was stressed and patty didnât understand. she wasnât going to pretend she did either, who did that help ? patty was well aware dan wasnât completely unaware to her own feelings. that strike of panic she got when the monster in question ATTACKED A CHILD. what that meant to her. it sickened her. but could patty claim such a trauma when she didnât physically face that monster like richie ? like stanley did ? was she allowed to take up even a little bit of danâs time with his own concern for her ?Â
shouldnât she bear all the weight for the both of them, just in case ? her mouth works around a good answer, but despite how she felt, the smile does look misplaced. â i donât think Iâm alright â lying right now would only hurt them both in the long run. pattyâs crutch being self isolation would only read like she didnât trust him. there wasnât any need for that, but patty did still feel the urge. disappear, crumble, resurface like nothing happened.  â but it doesnât matter, â she waves away absently, like sheâs pushing those feelings away. â Iâm more worried about you, and .. i know itâs a lot but .. Iâm here. you donât need to take on so much alone, not anymore. â
she breathes like the setting of a sun, the whispers of wind in a forest of firs and pine. the sun illuminates everything in a fiery orange glow, like a candle, like a campfire. love lives within her eyes, the color of the earth, of mountains. strength imbued in the dark hues, to look in them is to see a swirling, entrancing void. to fall into them is to lose yourself only to find it fulfilled on the beach. you blink, the sun lights up the darks of your eyes, inescapable is her light. 1/ ? aes
( 2 / 2 )Â her body is lithe, but muscles have built their way into her bones. she shakes, but does not waver, the earth in her eyes runs deep, straight into the iron in her blood. she stands at the edge of the earth, as if she were the first woman, and the last with enough tragedy to span the life age of a star. and yet through all this strength, there is only love, kindness, and eponymous warmth that beckons lovers forward, and she fears to their demise but to have been loved by her is a gift. 2/2 :)
tell me my muses aesthetic / always accepting
ok tell me youâre in love with patty without telling me youâre in lOVE WITH PATTY !! i kept this in my ask for the longest time because itâs ?? beautiful and to describe patty or seeing how someone else views her?? itâs just a lot of love and adoration and I am very soft thinking about it !! ok the description of the light she brings to people, love kindness and warmth , â and she fears to their demise but to have been loved by her is a gift. â
âFor you I was a flameâŠâ Love Is A Losing Game by Amy Winehouse
HOW Â DO Â YOU Â TRAGICALLY Â DIE Â ?
đđđđđđđđ đđ đ đđđđđđđđ đđ đđ đđđđđđ đđđđđđ.  You know the Griffin McElroy quote about exits from lives. Your death was arguably the most tragic of all: mundane. Nothing could have been done to prevent it, and YOU DIED FOR LITTLE TO NO REASON. The dramatic reveal of your corpse, however, was one of the most stirring moments in the whole story.
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My kinda shit: When Person A put their hand on Person Bâs cheek and Person B puts their hand on top while turning their head just enough to kiss Person Aâs palm
itâs a mouthful to explain but man is it my kinda shit
âI told him that Iâd turned into a ghost; or maybe that I was the only living girl in a city of ghosts; that, in any case, I didnât like dying all the time.â
â Valeria Luiselli, from Faces in the Crowd (tr. Christina MacSweeney)
âDo we write in trauma, or out of it? I mean how do we write ourselves out of trauma?â
â â Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore, from The Freezer Door
âI feel like Iâm back in my body and Iâm shut down. Iâm so close to crying. Somewhere thereâs a place in my body where I can actually feel alive.â
â â Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore, from The Freezer Door