#chook

[seabeck]

Cutie in a tree

[hylianbugs]

looks at you with my autistic eyes

[birdhism]

September reminds me of apple picking time as a kid. 🍎

[epipremnum-aureum]

Birb photo dump?

[woso-dreamzzz]

How do some of the kids feel that Australia lost yesterday

Chook was so sad. She felt so bad for Sam about it and did have a little cry about it but she told Kristie not to tell Sam because she didn't want her to feel bad

[goblingardens]

Okay a few thoughts on Ca$h, <3my beloved<3, especially in relation to 🖕Chook🖕

A lot of people think Chook sa’d him, and that’s why he’s so touchy, but I honestly think it’s just because he knows how uncomfortable it makes Cash. Could you imagine an easier way to make a person with a freeze response feel helpless than simply touching them too much?

It’s such an easy and inconspicuous way for him to dominate without anyone else even knowing (even Cash, who would probably think it’s just Chook «being a bro» and he’s overreacting).

It also makes me sick to see the young boys Chook and the crew are grooming, similarly to how he groomed Cash. Considering how lenient he is towards cash after ratting them out and leaving, I’m thinking he was probably Chook’s first boy. Especially considering Chook says «it’ll only be us two, just like the old days».

All in all Cash probably viewed Chook as his older brother and vice versa to a certain extent. Chook is extremely antisocial and buddied up to him while learning which ‘weaknesses’ to exploit later on. Aka Cash’s stutter, asexuality, his nan, later Darren as well. Meanwhile Cash has tried to not show his weaknesses, leaving him dissociated/compliant when with the eshays, both out of fear of being abused but also being left.

This is my rambling after just rewatching all three seasons in two days, I’ll let ya know if I get more thoughts

[mchnhorse]

[mino491]

omg the whole scene where Chook goes to visit Ca$h in jail is SO,,, like Chook forgiving C$h after literally getting a bunch of other eshays that Chook presumably likes (seeing as he hangs around with them so often) and almost getting Chook himself locked up is so crazy. I wanna learn more about their history because Chook goes so far as calling Ca$h family even after all he did and that is so interesting because it must mean that they have been through a lot of shit together. It's also kinda implied that Chook feels protective of Ca$h (even if his 'protectiveness' may really be the need to have power over him cough cough) from what we see in the boat scene and others.

Like imagine being Ca$h, this guy who you've known basically your whole life and have looked up to in some ways starts showing his worst side and you're forced to realise how fucked you're whole relationship has been. On top of that, most of the people around you don't understand how difficult it is to lose such a big part of your childhood (even if it was a really shitty part looking back) and then lose the protection you had while being 'Chooks kid' to try and move on and be free of who people though you should be. I get why the other characters would think dropping Chook and the other eshays would be a piece of cake because they don't really know anything about Ca$h's life with them but as a viewer, it's so sad to see Ca$h struggle and not even be able to talk to anyone about it without looking like he was fine with everything Chook and the others did.

Honestly, I could go on about Ca$h and Chook for so long and maybe I will later but I'll end my rambling here.