Not me crying over this image like a proud mom!
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Not me crying over this image like a proud mom!
— beckarelli's playlist
1. the world we made, ruelle // 2. warrior, beth crowley // 3. wildest dreams, taylor swift // 4. run to you, lea michelle // 5. believe, the score
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I can only assume this panel is a) based on a real-life exchange Narita’s had with at least one of his editors or friends, or b) Narita’s preemptive response to a question he’s surprised he hasn’t been asked yet.
[Image description: a panel from Chapter 36 of the manga Dead Mount Death Play; DMDP is written by Ryohgo Narita. The character Takumi Kuruya is labeled “Narita’s publishers,” while Sayo Shinoyama (her pose proud and unyielding) is labeled “Ryohgo Narita.” Their dialogue, the inspiration for this post, is transcribed below:
Takumi: And would you stop bringing everything back to sharks?
Sayo: I will not.
Takumi: ...Okay, then.
End ID.]
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Moodboard for my upcoming, seriously canon-divergent Drumfred fic “We as the Sky and the Earth (Wow I Can’t Believe I’m Rewriting Early Conservative Party History Just So I Can Get a Tory Civil Servant and a Liberal MP to Fuck)”
(If anyone can guess where the bottom middle image/eighth grid comes from, you’ll have my infinite love)
[Image description:
A monochrome 9x9 moodboard
First grid - “These midsummer evenings” written in white italic all caps on a pale grey background
Second grid - a mid-to-late Victorian era image of a man sitting on another man’s lap, cropped so that their faces can’t be seen
Third grid - Alfred and Drummond kissing on a pale grey background
Fourth grid - the front door of 10 Downing Street
Fifth grid - “are so enchanting” written in white italic all caps on a pale grey background
Sixth grid - “every revolution starts and ends with his lips” written in white serif script on a dark grey background
Seventh grid - Alfred and Drummond sitting in separate chairs opposite each other on a pale grey background
Eighth grid - two men kissing, one of them holding onto the other’s hair
Ninth grid - “don’t you think?” written in white italic all caps on a pale grey background]