#polly gray

[escapedangels]

Holy shit it’s Polly Gray

[risiblesamour]

well….i just finished Peaky Blinders….the movie wasn’t so good but the end got me…..I might kms idk

[escapedangels]

This might be too niche but what if I made Eva Stratt kiss Polly Gray from peaky blinders

[furiosa-femininst]

BRUH I’m on season five of Peaky Blinders yet I didn’t realize until now that Polly Gray is Narcissa Malloy

[scruffydogyap]

I would love to see the Shelby siblings alive and in a Taskmaster series for no reason other than it'd be hilarious to shove them into team challenges in that setting.

Someone would get hit!

[tommygrace]

I loved the scenes between Polly and Grace.

They were the two strongest women.

Neither of them allowed anyone to disrespect them, and deep down they respected each other for that.

I think Grace is the only character who dared to confront Polly and she didn't hesitate, and not just with a gun, she wanted to fight hand to hand to show her that she wasn't just a rich girl. I think Polly was impressed by her.

She must be the only character that Polly and Tommy were impressed with.

It's a shame there aren't more scenes of the two of them together.

I would also have liked to see Tommy in the middle of the two of them, his reaction 🤣

[zablife]

Am I No Good?

A/N: Another character study for the American Teenager AU.

Polly knew better than anyone that time passes slower in the flicker of hospital light. First her husband, then her daughter and now her son. And though she once anticipated a life in these corridors as a midwife, she never expected to be the one sitting in the corner watching people fade into nothing.

Michael would eventually make a full recovery, but not before Polly lost her job at the plant, the best one she'd ever had. She couldn't say it had come as a surprise though. She was cursed to see the end in everything new.

The summer before she turned 16, she was running heartbreak red nails down her boyfriend's back. By the time she'd counted the candles on her cake, they caressed a swollen stomach and legs marred by bruises. Polly was too young to know some kinds of love could be bad.

Tired of him, but too tired to leave, she thought of names for the child as her new husband, Bobby Gray, was thinking how he was going to feed them. Life only got harder when her brother abandoned his children at her doorstep. The strain left Bobby buckled on the floor every night, drunk and useless until a terrible accident produced a hefty life insurance check. She was free of him, but when the lights went out, she found herself all alone.

By her 45th birthday, the disappointment was creeping in, a hole so big a handle of vodka couldn't fill it. She made a fool of herself down on Tennessee Street, dancing on the bar and flashing the regulars. It wasn't pretty like the movies, it was ugly like what had been done to her. She'd never done anything to anyone, but trouble was all she ever knew. She was forced to ask, “Am I no good?”

When Abarama "Abe" Gold came into her life, she didn't have high hopes. She was content to know he owned his own truck and got steady work in construction. He proved to be far more in the years to come, helping her quiet the noise inside her head until one day she didn't have to ask if she was good.

[escapedangels]

Rip Polly gray. you would’ve loved Eva Stratt