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[pocketgalaxies]

I’m watching C2 for the first time (I’m in the 50s) and I find it hilarious knowing the things they say that end up becoming a Thing as I watch. Especially when you see the hints of it in the early episodes.

it's such a Different kind of fun to see an inside joke that you already know of develop from its inception i love it

[pocketgalaxies]

Beau!Marisha flirting with Yasha… pretty sure this moment broke us all at some point.

this sounds great but i have not seen c2 yet!!

[jamiemoriartes]

CLOSED STARTER FOR @akahellcat​.

Jamie had gone to rather a lot of trouble for what was going to undoubtedly be a one night stand, but she didn’t mind. Whatever internal struggle Trish had -- and there was certainly one there -- had fallen by the wayside as they had enjoyed one another’s company, and it had, arguably, been all the more enjoyable with added the knowledge that Trish had very probably never done something like this before. That inexperience hadn’t spoilt things at all -- in fact, they had both been too drunk to notice.

She had no qualms about that, nor about the fact that last night had been nothing more than a one night stand, likely to never be repeated. Without even asking, she was quite sure that Trish would not wish to do this again. And this left her in a rather interesting and precarious position. She sat on the edge of her bed and pulled a pair of trousers on, as Trish lay there, apparently still asleep, and considered her options. As far as she could tell, she had two. The first was to continue to play the role she had adopted last night, in order to get Trish to accompany her here, and fake being the friendly, polite, woman she had been at the coffeehouse and then the bar. It was an easy enough persona to adopt. She would simply not suggest doing this again, and give Trish breakfast, and send her on her way at a socially acceptable time.

The second option was to tell Trish, in no uncertain terms, that this had been fun, but not to expect anything more serious. Though she doubted Trish would want anything more than this drunken fling, there was still the possibility that the other woman may want this to develop further, and she might have to nip that in the bud before it was even suggested. It would mean a rare display of honesty on Jamie’s part, and dropping her carefully crafted façade for the sake of expediency, but it would get things resolved, and get Trish out of her apartment quickly, so she could be left to enjoy the morning in peace.

Before Jamie could truly weigh up her options, however, Trish stirred, and Jamie turned to her, sitting quite still on the bed, and smiled weakly. Without truly thinking it through, she chose the first option. She had enough social preservation instincts to know that the latter -- brutal honesty -- was never truly a possibility. “Good morning,” she said, gently.

[akawhiskeymess]

stones— which infinity stone would they want most?

stones— which infinity stone would they want most?

I think she would want the Soul Stone the most. Because of the Soulworld dimension within it, where people can speak with the dead. I think that’s what she would hope to do with it, find some closure with her family and all the other people she’s lost. I think the Time Stone would also be tempting to her, but I don’t know if she’d actually be able to bring herself to meddle with fate on that scale. 

[jamiemoriartes]

Topic: Art

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Art

This is a really interesting one, because Jamie doesn’t truly enjoy a lot of things, but she has a genuine appreciation for art. I can’t even say why? It definitely goes beyond her skills as a restorer, though there is probably an element of narcissism in her enjoyment of her career. In England, she rose to be one of the most respected art restorers in the field, and that definitely feed her ego. As much as I talk about Jamie’s lack of deep emotions, and true empathy, she also thinks very highly of her own skills, and is a true narcissist.

But, besides that, I think her enjoyment of art is also about the way she’s able to accurately capture the world, as she sees it, in paint, or pencil, or pen. Jamie is very literally observant, but she doesn’t feel things deeply, and her artwork gives her a chance to record the world as she sees it -- full of objects and people, with nothing else. Unlike with creative writing, there is no need to imagine another point of view, or explore emotions. With the kind of art Jamie does as a hobby -- mostly landscapes, though occasionally drawings of people -- what you see is what there is. They are accurate renderings of the world around her, and I think that’s why she enjoys doing them.

[kazofdirtyhands]

Chin: How well do you take criticism?

meme → body meme topic → chin what business? → queries

chin → how well do you take criticism?

The smirk was always evident on Kaz’s face when he was criticized - when someone pointed out something typically negative that he’d carefully cultivated into his persona. Too cruel, too serious, too creepy. These were things he’d made into who he was and wanted to be; perhaps they weren’t pleasant, but they were his identity. Criticisms were a reminder that someone disliked him, which was just how he wanted it. Were Kaz to receive a criticism that would typically be considered a positive thing, he might feel differently, be anxious over it - but, simply put, people didn’t see enough to criticize.

[inejofwraithsarchive]

🌜 for a late night text + @akahellcat

(✉️ ➡️ Walker): I don’t know what you thought you saw in the E.R, but you’re wrong.  (✉️ ➡️ Walker): I told you the truth and I don’t enjoy repeating myself. 

[jamiemoriartes]

📞 Have as an emergency contact?

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📞 - Have as an emergency contact?

This one is difficult. Jamie has no family in America, and no close friends. Practically, she would put her boss at the Museum, as they are close because of the circumstance of working in proximity with one another. I honestly tried to think of someone she would put down outside of work, someone she considers a friend, or even someone she considers an acquaintance, and nobody came to mind at all. If she ever does need to put down an emergency contact, the only person Jamie feels is appropriate is her boss. There really is no one else.