#buck meltsner

[moderatelymars]

about to go eat ice cream and torment buck oliver yippee

[the-doodle-nerd]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Finally decided to throw my hat in the fanfiction ring and sat down and wrote the first chapter of my story about Eugene and Katrina having a baby. It's not the best but it's a decent first try. 

"After being told they would never have a baby they had grieved their lost opportunity but eventually had come to terms with their situation. They eventually adopted their son, Buck, and were content with their life in Odyssey. But when Katrina discovers she is pregnant, everything is turned on its head. How will her family react? What will this mean for the Meltsners?"

[clue4u8008135]

Perhaps the biggest blow to his ego Eugene has ever felt.

[missdrummondartvault]

working on a Valerie/Jules animatic and I needed to make this

[i-like-too-many-things-rip-lmao]

Bridget and Buck have always had a tense relationship. They’re not necessarily trying to fight for Jules’ attention, but both of them know that this will end with a winner (and a loser).

If Jules notices, she barely shows it. There’s the occasional comment about her two best friends or a gentle touch on Bridget’s arm that makes both Bridget and Buck freeze or a question directed at Buck about her outfit that receives a breathless “you look amazing” from both of them. She clings to Bridget when she laughs so hard she cries, and rests her head on Buck’s shoulder when she’s tired of studying at the library. It’s confusing and frustrating and neither of them know what to do with this magnetic girl who seems to know exactly who they are. 

Bridget concludes that Jules must hate her. Of course her only friend would start to act different around her as soon as Bridget started getting these unexplainable, uncomfortable feelings. She’s furious that the most interesting (and caring, intelligent, funny, beautiful) person in this town would pull away when Bridget’s weirdness inevitably burst out of its tightly sealed container. It’s not Bridget’s fault that her heart beats faster and her cheeks flush pink every time Jules grabs her hand and pulls her close to tell her something they’re both excited about. Sometimes Bridget dreams about a place where she can be free, where she would have just as much of a chance as Buck at winning Jules’ heart. Odyssey is not that place. 

Meanwhile, Buck wonders if maybe Jules is just this affectionate with every friend she has. The way she taught him to dance at Trickle Lake, her consistent presence at his football games despite vocally hating sports, the many, many times she’d insisted on coming with him when he decided to explore his past— maybe all of that just means they’re friends. Of course, that isn’t what he’d like it to be. In the dark of the early morning, Buck lays awake and thinks of Jules in a white dress. It’s a far-off moment, but he wants nothing more than to make it come true. He won’t intrude on her personal life, though. She clearly doesn’t feel that way about him anyway.

Part 2

[smay-jouse]

[carlygrace]

Okay, but honestly, I personally really liked Buck's conversion episode. The baseball thing was weird, but I liked the call-back to his dad's coversion with the flashbacks and such. I also thought that the idea of having Buck and Jules convert at the same time, miles apart from eachother, was beautiful and fitting for them. My only complaint, is that after the masterpiece that was Jules' conversion, Buck's felt rushed. So you can only imagine how let down I was when the album finale was an ATROCIOUSLY slapped together episode about Renee converting...

[just-vibing]

The AIO writers have a vendetta against Buck. Every time he starts doing well: "Ah yes, let's frame him for something he didn't do again."