I need a father, I need a mother, I need some older, wiser being to cry to. I talk to God but the sky is empty.
Sylvia Plath - Taken From âThe Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plathâ February, 1956 (via watchoutforintellect)
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@spawnisms
I need a father, I need a mother, I need some older, wiser being to cry to. I talk to God but the sky is empty.
Sylvia Plath - Taken From âThe Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plathâ February, 1956 (via watchoutforintellect)
WCSTERNSKIES
   â mhm, â she listens intently, amused at his intense concentration & dedication to the seemingly mundane task. â and how would you clean the cauldrons - and the empty vials with drops of potion still stuck inside? we wouldnât want a repeat of todayâs incident, would we? â
   again, sheâs testing him. as much as elphaba tries to convince herself otherwise, she truly does care for liir - and she doesnât wish to see him injure himself ( once again ). standing abruptly, she offers a verdant hand to the boy to help him pull himself up. â well? â
  how to clean the cauldrons? he doesnât want another injury to his hand or any other part of him. if the vials are empty, perhaps she should throw them out or clean them out. Or heâll clean them out for her, since he doesnât want her to touch water. he knows how it burns her and doesnât wish for her to get hurt.Â
    âwe get rid of the broken glasses, vials. anything thatâs not broken, can be cleaned and then you can use them again!â
WCSTERNSKIES
   heâs so diligent, her boy - completing his chores & starting breakfast before either of his parents had woken ( he must take after her in that regard, for fiyero surely wouldnât be up until much later. ) raising an eyebrow in surprise, sheâs momentarily left speechless ; before she replies. â of course. how would you like them? â
   elphabaâs already moving toward the stove, grabbing the pan of coffee and pouring a generous helping into a mug. she takes a drink, ignoring the pain of the scalding liquid as it slides down her throat. â are you sure you donât want any? â she asks, rhetorically, of course, for she knows how much he hates the stuff. but sometimes, itâs fun to joke with him.Â
   liir thinks for a moment, before deciding on his most predictable answer. âscrambled.â one day heâll change things up in his breakfast, maybe even his life but that time was not now and not anytime soon. Â
   the boy wrinkles his nose at his mother. she knows he hates, no loathes, the taste of coffee and yet here she is, teasing him! mother of the year, truly. he shakes his head, taking a long sip of his milk, not once taking his eyes off her, as if he fears sheâs pour some of that horrid bitter liquid into his glass of milk. not taking that risk, especially if sheâs already teasing him so early.Â
WANDERINGOZIAN
        â Itâs not going to be fixed! You made your choice when you abandoned me. You donât get to pretend you ever  cared about, that you ever really loved me. Not now, â Rain scoffed, crossing her arms over her chest.â Itâs broken and itâs⊠Itâs impossible to fix now .Everything is rusted over. Maybe you should just have a new daughter. Try over with her. â No, Rain certainly didnât want that. But she wanted to hurt him, make him feel all of the sorrow and pain sheâd felt since she realized - or at least thought she realized - her parents didnât want her.
  He canât believe the words heâs hearing. Have a new daughter? Try over with her? Why would he do such a thing, more importantly, why would she think heâd do that to her? âRain, listen to me, please. I love you. Youâve never left my thoughts. I didnât abandon you, I had to send you away for your own protection and it killed me to that. Youâre my daughter and I never wanted you to get caught up in the troubles I was facing. I didnât want anyone hurting you just to harm me.â He didnât want her to be murdered just to weaken him and discourage him.Â
LIITLEGREENBEAN
    âOh please.â Ophelia scoffed and loudly at that. âIt doesnât matter what kind of bullshit you use to clear your own conscience, youâre going to break our motherâs heart for abandoning her. You can lie to yourself all you want. Youâre leaving town, which you may never be able to enter again. Sure. Youâre totally going to come back of your own fruition. Donât let the door hit you on your way out.â
    It did hurt, knowing that he would just leave them behind as though they didnât matter to him and never had. But who was she kidding. He had always hated her growing up, as if anything that she ever could say would stop him.
   He doesnât see it as much of a big deal if he left town. The town of Storybrooke is always under constant attack by some magic force or person who wants revenge. Itâs tiring and heâd feel much better if he and Rain werenât in Storybrooke. They could live a normal life, no constant threats, no being sucked into another realm. He wants normal, he wants a life without magic for them. Liir wants the best for his daughter, he wants to live a life where sheâs not depending on magic or having magic take away everything she deserves.Â
   âSay what you want about me, Ophelia. It will not change my mind. Hate me all you want, but Iâm doing the right thing. Maybe once youâre older youâll understand.â
WICKCDWINS
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   When her father found his way into the little liquor they could afford, it was always cause for alarm. Especially ever since Liir had come into this world. Zelenaâs son had been exposed to too much as it was in his young life. For years, the young witch wondered if there would ever be an escape from this hell and the father that never loved her. Every day, even a moment of freedom felt too distant to dream of. Her father had begun to get rowdy and though Liir had already seen the fruits of that in the past, it was best to keep him away from it as much as possible.Â
  Drunkenly, her father swung a half empty bottle at Zelena and in a panic, a single hand raised. In these traumatic instances, her magic pulled through for her and froze him in place. âCome Liir. We need to go.â She tied her own cloak on and scooped the young boy into her arms. They wouldnât last more than a night out in the cold but if they could find somewhere to sleep, perhaps her father would be calm enough in the morning to manage.
   He didnât like his grandfather drinking. It scares him, especially when heâs drunk and tries to hurt his mother. The thought of his mother getting hurt scares him even more. Zelena is all he has and he depends on her because he canât yet depend on himself. Of course, what small child could take care of themselves? Liir often wishes his father was around to care for them, to take some of the stress and worry from his mother, to protect them for his grandfatherâs drunken antics.Â
   The young boy is hiding underneath the table, his worn and tattered blanket wrapped around him, his homemade stuffed duck held close. Hearing his motherâs voice telling him to come, he quietly comes out from beneath the table, shaking something terrible. He holds onto her, a tiny arm wrap around her neck, his other hand holding his toy close. âWhere we go?â He asks, in a soft voice.Â
WANDERINGOZIANÂ
  â Well, I am. And no magic is going to turn back time and change things. Sometimes you just have to live with it, â Itâs too serious and calm for the girl faced with her crying father apologizing for abandoning her. Rain had imagined this for years now and it was right there. In front of her. Her heart hurt, but Rain wanted to be furious and angry.
   â I need fresh air. â
   He is living with it and will continue to until his dying day. Heâs been living with the guilt of having someone else raise his little raindrop, when he should have come up with a plan to keep her with her parents. He wonders if it would have been safe enough to just take her to Kiamo Ko when he found her that day. She wouldâve been safe, they wouldâve been safe. He would have never had to send her away. A moment in which he will regret for the rest of time.Â
        âRain, please. Iâm trying to fix this.âÂ
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LIITLEGREENBEAN
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    âSo, whenâs the day you plan to break motherâs heart? If youâre going to abandon us you may as well give me a time frame so I know when to be ready to pick up the pieces.â Ophelia examined her nail nonchalantly. If he were so hellbent on tearing their family apart, she wanted to get every dig into him until he understood exactly what he was doing.
   âI have no plan to break our dear motherâs heart but Rain and I will be leaving around August 10th. Ophelia, I have told many times before and it looks like I must tell you again, I am not abandoning this family. Weâll visit and the two of you can come visit. Iâm doing what I believe is best for Rain and I.â       Liir knows what sheâs doing, and he refuses to allow her little plan to work. His mind is set and nothing she can do, or anyone for that matter, is going to change his mind. Heâs already made a deposit on an apartment for Rain and him in New York.Â
WANDERINGOZIAN
    â Donât touch me! â At once, Rain squirmed and struggled to get out of his grasp. In that instant, she appeared more like a wild feral animal, willing to gnaw her own arm off if it meant escape. After a few seconds though, she calmed down into the hug,  although she still breathed heavily and remained stiff. She would not hug back.
  â ⊠Everyoneâs failed me. Iâm used to it. â
  Liir pulls back, a few tears sliding their way down his cheeks. Itâs also in this moment that he feels heâs truly failed her in every way possible, especially as a father. She should not be use to failure the way he is. Sheâs too young to know what failure is. He releases his grip on her, stepping back and quickly wipes his eyes and cheeks.Â
     âBut you shouldnât be and itâs my fault. I thought I was protecting you by sending you to Glinda, but instead I only ended up hurting and failing you. The two things I never wanted to do.â
FORWANTOFASOUL
Elphaba loves him, truly she does, but sometimes he does a very good job at driving her utterly to distraction. Thereâs a lightness in her that contrasts so sharply with the way she felt before this - before he entered their lives - that makes it impossible to do anything but begin to smirk at her sonâs retreat.
She follows him, but not particularly quickly, and only as far as the door.
âIâm only confirming things that we all already know!â She calls after him, laughter escaping before she can finish her sentence.Â
  Fiyero had heard his son calling out to him, frowning half-heartedly at the words and at Elphabaâs response.  He places a hand upon Liirâs shoulder when the young boy reaches him, calling out, âElphaba! Iâm his hero! He doesnât need to be hearing such false things about his father!âÂ
   Liir covers his mouth in a poor attempt to withhold a laugh. âYeah!â The boy daring not to say a word more from the fear he might burst into laughter just as his mother did.Â
FORWANTOFASOUL
Oh, she recognises that expression. It prompts a fond-yet-exasperated smirk of her own, and a roll of her eyes before she speaks again.
âOh you do, do you? And since when, my darling, did you become the expert on such matters?â
  He doesnât believe himself to an expert of anything. Liir hasnât had the schooling or experience to think of himself in such a way. But he does believe he understands enough about magic ( a perk of having a witch as a mother ) to think with a little of her magic they can accomplished their goal of making lots and lots of sweet and yummy treats.Â
      âI do and not an expert. I just have an awesome witch mom.â
VILLAINOFTHISSTORY
ââŠIâve decided no such thing.â Regina says, her voice shifting gradually to a far gentler tone. Clearly being demanding with this boy isnât going to do much of anything except make him defensive; she needs a different approach, one that will allow her to speak to him without being closed off. âIâm hoping for quite the opposite, actually. And for the record, youâre my nephew. Even if your mother is a complete idiot, I do care about you. Thatâs what families do.â
She wonders for a moment if that word really means anything to him. Family. Growing up in Oz couldnât have been easy, especially with her absolute dunce of a sister for a parent. Liir may not really know what itâs supposed to feel like growing up with people to actually guide his actions. Maybe this experience will actually do him a bit of good.
He takes notice of the change in her voice. As heâs gotten older, Liirâs begun to notice those little things. Heâs no longer the not very observant child he once was nor does he need someone pretending  to care about him. They may be related by blood, they may be family but it doesnât mean anything to him. His family is just him and his mother, before her jealousy towards Regina took completely hold of her.Â
âShe is not an idiot!â He snaps, âAnd you donât care about me! Just admit it! The only person that ever cared about me is gone because of you!â
Liir blames her for everything bad that has happened to him, not even considering or beginning to blame that is to truly blame for it all. Cora. His mother hardly talks of her, only of Regina and how sheâs gotten everything Zelena deserves. He was so young when it all happened, his young mind not comprehending the full aspect of everything his mother was feeling or going through and his mind is still set in that mindset. Â Â
WANDERINGOZIAN
          â You left me behind too. Donât try and act like youâre so much better than her! At least this time, Iâm not a young child who doesnât know what it means to be loved! â The words snapped out of her voice in a crack, breaking the air in half.Â
        â You donât get to pretend that youâre innocent! â
  He looks away from her. Liir regrets sending her away, even if it was for her own protection. Heâs her father, he should have been the one to protect her, not Glinda. Heâd do anything to go back and change that. Without saying a word, he pulls his daughter into a hug, regardless of if she wants it or not. He doesnât want her to see the tears forming in his eyes.Â
    âIâm not pretending that Iâm innocent. I made a mistake and I will live with that for the rest of my life, knowing I failed you when you needed me the most.
WANDERINGOZIAN
       Thereâs a pause before Rain sighs and nods - then shakes her head. Itâs a lot of things. Itâs a huge  combination of things but finally Rain brings the words to her lips.
        â Itâs not just that. â
  He steps towards her, concern present on his face. Liir knows what its like to live without a parent, and what its like to live when a mother leaves her child behind. He didnât understand it in the moment she left and he still doesnât understand why or how she could leave Rain behind.Â
             âThen what is it? What else is bothering you?â
WANDERINGOZIAN
Rain turned away from him with folded arms in that very cliched manner meant to represent ignoring the other person. She had said she wasnât going to speak to him.
  He sighs, perhaps for the billionth time today. How is he suppose to help her, help their relationship if she wonât talk to him? Heâs hesitant but ask, âIs this about your mother leaving us?âÂ
WCSTERNSKIES
   she canât help but smile ( or, her equivalent of a smile - which appears more of a grimace than anything ) ; somewhat amused by his excitement at helping her clean. and perhaps elphaba should entertain this idea; it could be a mutually beneficial experience for both of them. heâd keep busy and stay out of trouble, and sheâd get the pleasure of having company. ( as much as elphaba loathed to admit it, it did get lonely up in her tower ). other than that, she didnât care whether her workspace was clean or not.Â
   â could you now? and just where would you start? it is, as youâve observed, quite a mess in here. â
  His smile widens. He likes being useful and it would keep him and his thoughts occupied. Perhaps today would be a day where heâs not going to hide in an abandoned part of the castle. Maybe today could be a day where he doesnât have to deal with any of Fiyeroâs children, a day without torment or having them nitpick everything about him. Just one day would be nice and he would use this day of freedom to help Auntie Witch get her witchy belongings organized.Â
  âThe shelves. Work out way across the wall, then the floor then everything in between.â