“So, if the oven is smoking...that’s bad, right?“
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@royallyawkwardanna
“So, if the oven is smoking...that’s bad, right?“
Hello, friends! I’ve been away from the RP world for many a month, but I’d love to get back into it.
Independent blog, open to Frozen-verse, OUAT-verse, OCs, wildly AU things, pretty much whatever strikes your fickle fancy.
Happy with paras or shorter things, generally prefer gifs to icons, lazy about making the text look all pretty, but I don’t mind using icons/formatting text if you feel strongly about it.
Would love some Elsanna in my life, sisterly and/or shippy. Mun is most comfortable shipping with female characters--just a personal preference.
Does any of this sound like your cup of hot cocoa? Hit me up!
“I’m glad you asked,” the ginger girl chirped, taking the crumpled flyers from the other and making a halfhearted attempt at straightening them out as if she thought that they might yet be salvageable. “The flyers are about the a capella group I’m a part of——co-captain of, actually. We sing covers of songs, but we do it without any instruments; it’s all from our mouths. Before you even ask, it’s totes really a thing now. There are four groups on campus: the Bellas——that’s us——we’re the tits; the BU Harmonics, they sing a lot of Madonna; the High Notes, they’re not particularly motivated; and then there’s our only real competition, the Treblemakers. We sing all over the world and compete in national championships. When it boils down to it, though, the Bellas are just a close-knit, talented group of ladies whose dream is to return to the national finals at Lincoln Center this year.” There was a brief pause in which she gave the other a moment or two to absorb all of the information that she had unloaded on her. “I’m sorry. I’m just…really passionate about what we do. We all are.”
“You wouldn’t happen to have any interest in auditioning, would you? How’s your voice?”
Anna wasn't sure what kind of answer she was expecting--curt and to the point, maybe. Like her sister, or like everyone in her family. Anna had never thought about it very much--she was more of a leap first, look later kind of person--but she'd never been so far away from home for so long before, and her experiences in life had been woefully limited. It was at once a surprise and a relief to meet someone who talked as much as Anna did.
"Wow, that sounds really...the tits?" Anna frowned. What was that supposed to mean?
"My voice?" she echoed stupidly. "My voice is fine? I sang in choir in high school, but it was sort of boring. My sister is the real musician--she has, like, the dedication and the patience and stuff. I have...well, a short attention span, for one thing. I don't know if you would.."
Mid-sentence, Anna willed herself to shut up. Couldn't she use a new activity and a chance at making some friends who weren't her sister or her goofy high school boyfriend?
"Don't listen to me. Ever, really. Sure. Yes. I would be interested. In auditioning."
She tried to be upset, to hold onto her anger for even the briefest of seconds, but such was not in the nature of Chloe Beale. Instead, the redheaded co-captain of the Barden Bellas settled on letting out a quiet sigh before stooping down to gather her scattered belongings. “Oh, totes,” she answered, pausing in her struggle to look up at the stranger before offering a reassuring smile. “I think a few of my flyers might not be, but believe me when I say that I have plenty more where those came from.”
“…Actually, I think you might have done me a favor. That’s at least three that I don’t have to hand out now, so I should probably be thanking you.”
Anna stooped in an attempt to help gather the various papers that had gone flying when she'd rounded the corner, but she got the sense she was just crumpling the things she did gather.
"I'm so sorry," she said, at least six more times. "I'm unbelievably clumsy--always have been, always will be. Well. Who knows. My parents have been telling me since I was five that it was just an awkward stage and I'd grow out of it, and I grew, of course, but I didn't grow out of it. And I think I'm mostly done growing now, but I haven't--" she handed the girl a pile of crumpled flyers with a defeated shrug.
"Well. Anyway, I'm sorry about your papers. What are you passing out flyers for?"
“My God. This is a travesty.”
"Oh. Oh, god, sorry. I'm in the wrong place; I didn't mean to...are you okay?"
Frozen + I bet you thought that was gonna be about a boy.
Anna after getting her heart frozen by Elsa | requested by fractusx
//Hi, friends! Thank you so much for sticking with me through my semi-hiatus! Just checking in to say that said hiatus will NOT be ending this weekend, as I have a friend who is making an insanely long journey to come and visit me! I anticipate a little more free time next week, though, so if that is not just a figment of my imagination, I will get some things done then. I leave you with some adorable puppies!
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≺❋≻ — It was late into the afternoon when a butterfly wobbled along on the breeze and lit upon the unicorn’s horn. He was velvet all over, dark and dusty, with golden spots along his wings, and delicate as a flower’s petal. Dancing along the length of her horn, he saluted her with his curling feelers. “I am a roving gambler. How do you do?”
The unicorn laughed. “Hello, butterfly! Have you traveled very far? What, exactly, are you doing out on a windy day such as this? You’ll take cold and die long before your time!”
"Death takes what man would keep and leaves what man would lose. Blow, wind, and crack your cheeks. I warm my hands before the fire of life and get four-way relief.”
"Do you know what I am, butterfly?” she asked hopefully, wondering for the first time since she had been created if there were others in the world like her.
"Excellent. Well, you’re a fishmonger! You’re my everything. You are my sunshine. You’re old and grey and full of sleep. You’re my pickle-faced, consumptive Mary Jane.” He fluttered his wings against the wind and continued his dance along her horn. “Won’t you come home, Bill Bailey? Won’t you come home? My wild, Irish rose.”
Shaking him from her horn and plodding forward in her paddock, both amused and disappointed, the unicorn scolded herself. It serves me right. I should know better than to expect a butterfly to know what I am. All they know are songs and poetry and anything else they hear. It isn’t their fault. They mean well.
The butterfly lit back upon her, his eyes glowing scarlet in the glow of her horn. “Go and catch a falling star.” With a flourish of his wings, he crawled forward along her muzzle. “Clay lies still, but blood’s a rover. Red rover, red rover, let Charlie come over!”
At the squeak of the paddock gate opening, however, the unicorn shooed the insect. “Fly away, butterfly, and farewell to you. I hope you hear many more songs.” She watched its tiny body sail away on the winds and waited until it was out of sight before racing over to greet the newcomer.
"I was not expecting to see you until much later.”
Anna stopped dead in her tracks. Was she hallucinating? She was definitely hallucinating. Had she spent too long talking to pictures? Did that memory modification thing have some sort of delayed effect and now she saw crazy things? Great. Exactly what she needed. As if having basically no human contact for fifteen years of her life wasn't enough, now she was seeing crazy things.
Once she accepted it, she felt an odd sense of relief. Okay. Well. It was only a matter of time before she lost her marbles. Why not today? What better way, really, to go off the deep end than to see a unicorn having a conversation with a singing butterfly?
Given this stream of thought, the unicorn's comment to her seemed completely appropriate.
Anna nodded thoughtfully. "Well, it was bound to happen," she replied with a shrug. "All in all, not a bad way to lose touch with reality."
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royallyawkwardanna is being followed...
A thick blanket of snow covered the hilltop; everything sparkled like tiny white stars. Soon-Yi had promised to build a snowman like the one in the book with him when the coldest season came, but she was gone now. Maybe he could try to build one on his own.
He had started rolling a ball with his bare hands when he heard steps crunching on the snow. Chul-Soo turned and spotted a figure several feet away. Taking the ball with him, he ran down the hill. She smelled of chocolate and warm blankets, so he knew she was safe.
From a considerable distance, he stooped and stretched his arm to offer the snowball.
Anna had awoken early this morning when the snow had begun--as though it had somehow awoken her--and she'd been unable to get back to sleep. She had mixed feelings about snow. Sometimes it reminded her of her sister--of that overwhelming giddiness that pervaded those false memories of her childhood, of the way Elsa had made something potentially frightening into something so fun and...and so magical. Other times, it reminded her of the very real time that followed--the isolation, the confusion, the sadness...the resentment.
She'd stolen away to walk out on the hills by herself, and she'd been trying very hard to make the snow crunch loudly enough beneath her boots to drown out her tumultuous thoughts on the past.
And then suddenly she was very much not alone.
"Oh. Uh...hello." He wasn't very close, now that she thought of it. And he was silent. His only action towards her was to offer her a snowball. Anna's brow furrowed, and she took a few tentative steps toward the stranger. "Uh...where...where did you come from?" she tried.
Just you and me, and I could be part of your world…
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She was going to have to talk to Marshmellow about being a better security snowman. So many people had been coming by the past week, it was if Elsa never left Arendell to begin with. A tired sigh left her lips as the queen rose from her seat by the window. It was a slow morning; no birds called, no frost whispered and the mountain seemed to snore with every breath the earth took.
Fingers combed through messy blonde bangs, trying to get the fickle tresses under control. Not only couldn’t she control herself, but it seemed like her hair as well. After a moment of nervous picking and fussing, Elsa just let her hair fall where it may. With a tired flourish, she padded over to the grand stair case, face lifting just a fraction of an inch before staring down at the figure in her castle.
"….H-hello." she flinched slightly as her voice echoed.
"Wow."
Anna had already known how little she knew about her sister, but now it was like all of the mystery was displayed before her eyes. The terrifying snow monster, the beautiful, intricate palace made of ice (had Elsa made it? she must have!)...
And then there was Elsa, herself, even more different, less recognizable than before. Anna clasped her hands together and averted her eyes. "Uh..." she began, cleared her throat, then swallowed. "Hi, Elsa."