I was working and listening to troye sivan. Seeing this album cover made me think about hucklerobby and I had to draw it. So here it is.

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I was working and listening to troye sivan. Seeing this album cover made me think about hucklerobby and I had to draw it. So here it is.
“Season one, you're watching a guy who's drowning that doesn't know he's drowning. Season two, you're watching a guy who knows he's drowning, but does not want to accept a life preserver. So, who actually has convinced himself that it might be easier to drown. And yet, as the shift goes on, the idea of leaving all of his fellow shipmates stranded or in an environment that's not set up for success is increasingly difficult for him, as is the decision to leave.
So, structurally, it's really about coming in with one resolute idea, which is, I'm excited to go on the sabbatical, and this is my last day, and I can't wait to get out of here. And then as the day goes on, you just start to chip away at that resolve and show that the more, the closer you get to the door, the closer you're coming to face your own mortality. And as people get more and more desperate, they get less and less graceful. So I wanted his behavior to seem a bit more erratic, sometimes volatile, sometimes petty, sometimes mean, sometimes challenging, but very out of character for him, where you could reverse engineer all of that pathology and go, oh, look at that.
He didn't know how to ask for help, but he's screaming, somebody stop me. Somebody ask me about my behavior. Somebody put me on a hold, you know. And then ultimately, you know, everybody tries. Langdon tries, Abbot tries, Dana tries, and they do begin to kind of, I think, get through to him that this is a community of people that really have a vested interest in him staying alive and being part of this community.
And then what we've been sort of building to, I'm not being very articulate about this, is that the original wound that we've shown in season one, this loss of mentor that died during Covid, that was the catalyst for his breakdown, was not the original wound. He's predisposed to abandonment because of how he was wired young and went into this line of work because he wanted to save people he couldn't save.
And so here you are in the room where you lost your mentor, where you lost your son's girlfriend, and you're holding another abandoned innocent who's about to face a very similar road that you faced. And in that, what is your advice to this innocent? That they should get a motorcycle and not a helmet, or hang on, there's gonna be some beautiful things to see and some things worth hanging around for.”
- Noah Wyle
Awards Chatter: Noah Wyle - 'The Pitt', Jun 9, 2026
Film Interviews Podcast · 'Awards Chatter' is a podcast that features in-depth interviews with the most interesting and accomplished people
as much as I love the concept of dennis sleeping in robby's bed while he's away my dennis is far too polite. he feels weird about it, too weird. he ends up curled fetal on robby's couch, holding himself, shivering a little. he doesn't even bother with a blanket.
robby gets home early. two months early and 2am early. it's dark out, and he's tired— he's never not tired. a bone-deep exhaustion he just can't shake. couldn't shake it on the road, couldn't work up the courage to hurl himself off a roof or a cliff or something that would end this endless exhaustion for good. he did something he's gotten embarrassingly good at, he gave up.
he assumes dennis is sleeping at the very least, most likely not even there. dennis probably stops by once a day to water a couple of dying plants, make sure no one has broken in overnight. easy enough. of course, dennis was welcome to stay. welcome to anything, his food, (not that there's much of it) his bed, anything he wanted. robby half-expected him to get the house. half-expected himself to never come home.
knew that he was never gonna do it. too pussy, too weak, maybe. he'll make excuses, say PTMC needs him, (what a joke..) that his colleagues would miss him, something, anything. but the damned truth is he just couldn't fucking do it.
robby eases his front door shut, toes out of his boots, sighs heavy through his nose. when he pads into the living room he's shocked to make out a form in the dim light, the rise and fall of breathing, dennis. god, of course. robby should've given him some sort of express permission, do whatever you want, sleep in my bed, wear my clothes, use my shower.
not like— not like that. even though robby's chest feels weird at the thought of it, dennis in his clothes... smelling of him... nuzzling into sheets he's slept in. fuck. robby's always been a fucking pervert when it comes to his adorable intern with the biggest, saddest eyes, but knowing it feels a little better. self-awareness and all that. the kid is just so sweet, so eager, so... he looks up at robby like robby means something to him.
just— dennis should've been comfortable. he knows the kid, always scared of imposing, taking up too much space, being too much. a tendency to curl into himself, even months later with a new edge of confidence. robby knows his mattress is a hell of a lot nicer than his couch, at least.
for a moment he considers if he should leave the little thing all curled up, sleeping, unaware. but robby is a selfish man. and he'll pretend that it's for dennis, that he's thinking about how achy the poor kid will get from sleeping on the couch, but he knows it's not true. robby is fucking tired. and he wants. he wants dennis in his bed, in his arms, sleepy and sweet, something whole, something innocent. someone who likes him. who cares about his opinions and his praises, craves them, even. fuck, yeah, robby's a selfish man. but he knows it. he's aware.
ignoring the protest in his back and knees, he scoops dennis up in the cradle of his arms, grunting at the muscled weight. dennis is short, compared to him at least, and robby fucking loves that more than he should— how small dennis can seem in comparison to him— but he's not exactly tiny. especially not since his return from rotations, with those pretty, sculpted arms robby keeps peeking at every time he offers a job-well-done fistbump.
fucking pervert.
dennis stirs a little, snuffles in the crook of his neck, and robby feels like crying. it's the most intimate he's been with someone in years, it feels like, even though he picked up a girl in a bar on the road just a week ago, gave her a good night. picked up a guy, just a couple days before that. robby's good at flirting, good at sex, good at impersonal.
this feels different. dennis's warm weight, the gentle smell of coconut shampoo, the softness of the dirty blond curls against his chin. this is someone he cares about. and dennis is clinging to him in his sleep, whining a little in the back of his throat as he's laid down on robby's bed. yeah. robby feels like fucking crying, even though he'd never just let himself. he spends most of his time trying not to cry.
but, he lets himself have this. shushes dennis's soft whines, crawls into bed and curls up close, gritting his teeth as dennis takes so easily to it. nuzzles up like he's trying to burrow into robby, shuddering like he's unused to touch, unused to the warmth of another body. robby squeezes his eyes shut and lets himself drop a kiss to the top of dennis's head, breathing him in deep til his shoulders loosen a bit. god, how long has he wanted this? feels like forever. maybe always, in some capacity. someone sweet and forgiving, warm and soft, cuddling up into his chest like robby could ever be considered "safe."
someone staying, as if robby could ever be anything but abandoned.
dennis whispers robby? against his throat and robby tenses up, scared that this safety bubble is popped, that everything's broken, that he's fucked it. that he only had paradise for a moment before it's snatched from his grip all over again.
he might as well give into it while he can. talk to dennis like he does in his head, treat dennis like he fantasizes about on lonely nights. so he hums soft, starts rubbing circles on dennis's back, cuddling him somehow closer as he coos shh, you're okay, baby, you're alright. you're safe, sweetheart. go back to sleep.
robby resigns himself, waits for the other shoe to drop. waits for dennis to realize what's happening, to wrench out of his grasp, maybe yell at robby for holding him, touching him like this without even asking. innocent, maybe, but intimate, too intimate. inappropriate. so robby waits.
dennis only rubs his cheek against robby's shoulder, tucks his face into robby's neck, body going lax with an adorable little yawn. mm, he murmurs, soft, sleepy. your bed's nice. I missed you.
this time, robby does cry.
s9 if it were good
s9 if it were really good
that's his 6'4 baby // if you tag this as any form of incst you're getting blocked
Grieving fathers
The fandom works way harder than the source material to invent nuance and character growth where there isn't. It'd be more honest to simply say you like the character even though or because he's shit. But i understand not everyone sees hypocrisy as a problem.
*checks your cock* yup it's bisexual
Possibly my spiciest take is that it's actually good to have people you respect and like that have some dogshit takes.
I think part of what is making young people lonelier, in discussing why they're increasingly isolated, is that they're so afraid of meeting someone who doesn't hold their same beliefs, and instead of being just core beliefs it is kinda ancillary shit.
It's actually okay to disagree even on social topics! Even on some political ones! But I mean, online you can start with "i love this mutual but they have a really bad/uninformed opinion about x media"
I know this is IMMEDIATELY going to be taken in bad faith, and yes babygirl, you are so right, I DO want you to go make best friends with both the KKK grand wizard AND your nearest nazi leader.
But seriously, as someone who has spent two decades doing community organization: finding ways to connect with different people is so so so important. There are people i follow here who ate 80% smart and their brain falls out of their head 20% of the time and that is GOOD FOR MY MENTAL ECOSYSTEM AND GOOD FOR LEARNING HOW TO BE A PERSON
LET'S ALL GO PISS ON THE POOR
I just remembered that I haven't posted anything here. Oh crap. Anyway, I'll show a few of my artworks and comics-
The evil it spread like a fever ahead
It was night when you died, my firefly
What could I have said to raise you from the dead?
Oh could I be the sky on the Fourth of July?
i know why cas doesn't live in the bunker
Things you say and things you do, they don’t understand.
this is such a fantastic and reassuring response
*cares aggressively*