#min wilder

[bellarose100]

I love this scene and I loved the version done by @tackminyard . Full inspiration credit to them as they’re the reason why I wanted to recreate it.

Anyway, mintack endgame. Thanks bye :))

[tackminyard]

min is like i have lived on the depressing outskirts of town my entire life >:( and then, given three whole opportunities to try something different, continues to live on the depressing outskirts of town

[noahlivingston]

only going to say this once!

tack - 1890s. EITHER a lumber worker who gets paid in scrip OR a factory worker performing some kind of unskilled labor. half Italian half Irish full menace. loyal unionist who gets into semiregular fistfights with scabs and always loses but he's doing his best. definitely doesn't know how to read and he gets really insecure about it even tho no one else he knows can either.

min - 1910s. mean suffragette and temperance activist. all the other women in her working class anarcha-feminist agitator group make fun of her for being a no-fun narc but she's always the first person in the room to suggest solving x social problem with a pipe bomb. she's also strictly anti-war and no she doesn't think it's hypocritical to be a pacifist and also set town hall on fire. she made sure no one was in the building first :/

noah - 1940s/50s. dweeby new money heir with a "nervous constitution" who doesn't dodge the draft bc his dad would be mad about it, serves in ww2, and then 6 years later his family has him quietly institutionalized and lobotomized and they never talk about him again

[irondeficiencygirl]

More nemesis

[calicoclovers]

thinking about the fact that min wilder was a horse girl

[bellarose100]

I did another drawing of Min and Tack, this time listening to music together.

I wonder what they’re listening to?

[bellarose100]

Me when I’m supposed to be listening to my physics lecture.

ANYWAYS here’s a quick sketch of Min and Tack watching the sun set on fire lake

OKAY THANKS BYE :)))

[bellarose100]

Min & Tack: Skateboarding Chaos Duo

Tack introduces Min to skateboarding when they're 12 because he’s been messing around on an old, half-broken board he found, and he figures it’s more fun with company. He doesn't expect her to actually take to it, but Min, being Min, refuses to let him be better at something than her.

Tack is an aggressive skater, Min is a technical one. Tack throws himself into tricks with zero hesitation, even if it means he faceplants more often. Min takes her time, perfecting each move until it’s clean. He’s the one launching off ramps with reckless abandon while she’s the one landing kickflips like second nature.

They build a makeshift skatepark in the woods. There’s an abandoned lot near their neighborhood, and over the years, they drag old planks, cinder blocks, and random junk to build ramps and rails. It’s held together by sheer stubbornness and duct tape.

Min patches up Tack’s injuries because he won’t stop trying dumb stunts. Every time he scrapes his knees or bruises his elbow, he just grins through the pain. Min rolls her eyes but still hands over the bandages, muttering about how he’s going to break his neck one day.

Min steals Tack’s hoodies, Tack steals Min’s beanies. Neither of them acknowledge it.

They challenge each other to skate-offs in the parking lot after school. It’s all fun and games until someone gets too competitive, and then it’s war. Their record is 2-2, with one tie because Tack wiped out so hard Min had to carry him home.

When they fight, they settle it with a skate race. Loser has to buy slushies. Min wins more often, but Tack argues it’s because she plays dirty. (She totally trips him on purpose.)

Even after everything, skateboarding reminds them of simpler times. No matter what’s changed, if Min finds a board, she’ll hop on. If Tack sees her, he’ll roll up beside her like he always has. They don’t have to talk, just skate. It’s the one thing that still belongs to them.