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[gothedistance-herc]

Comparing Notes ⚡ [Herricane]

@goingtosee-theworld

Hercules had finally gotten his professor assignments. There was some woman named Sarabi Lyons (whose last name sounded familiar to him, though he couldn’t exactly place why and c’mon Herc there is probably a hundred people with the last name “Lyons”). A professor Lotte Eleveld, who taught magiart history. And a Professor Thatch.

Hercules was leaning against the counter in the teacher’s assistant break room, chewing on his lip. 

When someone else entered, a cute girl with a thick fringe, Hercules pushed a little eagerly off the counter (leaving a bit of a dent behind) and headed over towards her. 

“Hey!” he said, “hey. I’m Hercules, uhm, one of the teacher’s assistants. I’m...pretty new around here so, uh, I was just--wonderin’ if you--knew any of the professors on this list?” He held it out to her hopefully.

[adolsecentangst]

she can be your ray of sunshine and the warmth that embraces you but you’ll never forget the hurricane that i was

[mixdgrlproblems]

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[ppuppetearr]

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[diarhetic-blog]

Herricane

January|2016 - February|2016

In and out my life, an eastly gust swallows the discretionary. Unexpected and undirected, trends were used to predict the present behemoth's next move. Destructive flirtations to what's beneath, only the eventual persons existing outside its eye are left untouched. Neither safe haven nor immovable object shelters those mystified by what they see. Empirically, they are amazed and insecure. Inasmuch her grasps weaken, the damage has already been done. Whirlwhen will it dissipate? Your form ignores geometry to amass to weightlessness. Often times, millenniums forget what was but eras remember the devastation. Ironically, short-winded men chase to be drawn into her list of has beens. Strengthened by warm acts, this fury is only obtained by the few to influence the many:   a natural disaster to be bore, waited out, reminisced about later.

[demelzahcarne]

herricane replied to your post “MMFD - 2x06 [Heavily spoilered]”

EXACTLY everything my housemate and i were saying yesterday. we're having HUGE issues with rae & the whole chloe perspective was so good. also showed the audience how we've been seeing things 100% from rae's perspective.

Yop. As i said, I liked the whole concept of this episode with getting an inside look into chloe's perspective, but tbh this didn't help Rae's character at all. I never had my issues with Chloe since i always suspected that she had her own problems as well, the show just kind of looked past them/only touched them for seconds and then Rae's character took control again and made most of the viewers forget about Chloe's problem, or Rae's perspective made Chloe look like bitch and then fandom could jump at her throat for stuff that every teenage girl did at one point or another. At least that's chloe to me, a relatable teenage girl with teenage issues. And it might be the case that some fans would say same applies for Rae now, but see I've seen S1 Rae and that is the Rae i like, she came off much more relatable in S1 than now, but then maybe its because S1 dealt more with her crushes/illness than with her character that she rubs me the wrong way this season. I just didn't like her perspective in all of the last episodes, i expected way more from her. So maybe you can help me out with that ending, did she realize her mistakes in the end and why did she decided to have sex with Liam, still don't get it. Too lazy to watch this again the E4 website and its stupid buffering kill my nerves

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