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[blizzard-comet]

What do you all think of a Rodamrix TimeLoop AU? Except instead of it just being One Bean going through insanity it's all the Main Cast Captains?

Green is Fricking Losing It, Brown is Tired, Crimson is Extremely Confused and Coral is Doing Their Best

[resiliencewithin]

Going into the next week I have two focuses:

being social

journaling

when other things vie for my attention or cause anxiety because I am not giving them “enough” of my time and energy, I will remind myself that that’s okay because these two things take priority.

I can’t do everything everyday.

I can’t strike a perfect balance.

[loneycorner]

Here's a quick rundown for his design though

Before anyone of you say something, no, this was not inspired by theshadeblindcolor's PvPain au (really cool au though, check it out)

This is my own original work which I've thought about for a week (maybe more) now/lh

And for the au name, I literally do not have one yet so if anyone has suggestions, please let me know:)

[angst-is-love-angst-is-life]

I have a fun ask game idea

Send me an ask and I'll only answer in a joking/sarcastic manner

[lazyowl]

For the space rp with alien fishes @whiteperle3 @plateapus @whoever want to join

Here a scenario I propose for the premise:

We all work as a crew on a spaceship, mission to be determined, now for one reason or another, we crashed landed on a, thankfully habitable planet, but got separated because the escape pods are badly designed and only one or two people can be in at a time (excuse to have people be able to join later and still make sense story wise)

So we explore the planets try to find our missing comrades and pieces of the ship to repaired it and go finish the mission

Maybe it was hostile aliens that attacked our ship or we just got unlucky, but if it’s the former, they might be on the planet hunting us.

Stuff can be added on or removed

[delurkr]

The Semicentennial Nightmare Walk au

For your consideration: A version of events where the reincarnation cycles are real, and every time they die they get trapped in the spirit world and run around the town of Little Hope (however it looks in their era) trying to save themselves from the same demons, and their tether in the material world is always the A-boy who outlived the previous cycle. The A-boy is always traumatized by what happened when he was 18 and he always looks crazy to the people in the material world, and from 1692 on down the line the cycles have always failed to beat their demons up to and determinately including the 2020 cycle, and when they fail the next cycle starts.

Does it make any sense? Probably not. But to illustrate, the way this would look for the 1972 cycle is:

The five Clarkes die in the house fire and Anthony gets hurt like canon. All six of them wake up in the spirit-world housefire and get out of the house minimally injured. They start wandering around the town, which continues to look just how they knew it, and they're figuring out what they're going to do next and whatever, but only Anthony gets proper responses from people they try to talk to. They think it's weird; they know the townspeople and all and they're still getting ignored. It's night so there aren't too many people out around town but there are more people than in 2020 when it was just Vince acting weird, so it's easier for the Clarkes to theorize stuff about being dead and all. They get the same 1600s flashbacks, presumably recognizing Carver as Carson, and the demons start coming after them.

So Anne, Tanya, Dennis, and James get chased and are each conquered by their demons at any point during the night. (Megan has been involved but she's a spectator and still distant and uncommunicative like before they died). Anthony, Megan, and whichever of the others are left then make it to the final flashback, which does not necessarily take place at the ruined house, and Anthony along with one of the other adults make the big choice. Even if they save Mary, the remaining demons then kill the rest of their targets because nobody broke their locked traits. Megan is around somewhere, but no matter what the "ending" was Anthony then returns to the material world and wakes up in the hospital or whatever went on the morning after the housefire. He was unconscious the whole night, and in fact the person who had been running around the material world interacting with the townspeople and everything is the guy from 1917, the previous cycle:

who is old now and is probably reclusive and not known to many of the townspeople. They think he's weird because of the way he's been acting while he was Anthony's tether, and he could be arrested or not depending on how he acted. About a month passes and then, because the Clarkes failed to break the curse, Angela is born in February 1972.

And then yadda yadda everyone grows up and the 2020 events of the game happen, and this time it's Andrew in the spirit world with Anthony in the material one. Whether Andrew gets arrested, makes it to the diner, stays at the ruined house, or shoots himself, it only affects Anthony because the moment we get the reveal of the bus driver is when Andrew wakes up in the hospital or at the site of the crash or wherever, and Angela, Daniel, John, Taylor, and the little girl are corpses who died in the crash. If any of the four adults failed to beat their demons, a new cycle will be reincarnated. The size of the next cycle could determinately be just 3 people (A-boy, M, and only one person who did not break their locked traits) or any number up to the full 6, but Andrew will still be the tether. And the cycles continue like that until all of A-lady, J, T, and D have beaten their demons.

So... did anyone read all of that? If something doesn't make sense go ahead and poke holes in it, I won't be offended lol

[theloudlyhappy]

*Bruce, entering the cave*

Tim: “Yes, it was necessary. No, I will not elaborate. Maybe, you should just be grateful im on your side.”

Bruce: “Tim.”

Tim: “I said my piece”

*Bruce, discovering what Tim did two days later, sighs*