Make Them Kneel
A prompt list for all the fun ways you can make a whumpee kneel, and what to do once they're there. A collaboration with the gorgeous @wormwriting.
Twining a hand into Whumpee’s hair and wrenching them down to the ground.
“Oh, did you not hear me?” Whumper kicks them to the ground. “That’s okay. I can be proactive.”
Electrocution making their muscles disobey - their knees buckle even if they can withstand the pain.
“Kneel” “No.” “No? Okay.” Whumper shoots them in the foot. “That’s better.”
Whumpee just stumbling down - trembling from permeating exhaustion.
“Good pet. I’m glad you can see that’s the only place you have any real purpose.”
Watching Whumpee pale and fall as they lose one drop of blood too many to keep standing.
“Either you’ll kneel now, or you’ll kneel later - and trust me - you won’t like later.”
Crowbar. That’s it. That’s the prompt.
“Get on your knees before I decide you don’t need them anymore.”
A whumpee who has been previously trained to drop in response to a signal or command. Caretaker accidentally triggering this response.
If your neck is within my reach for a second longer there may be disastrous consequences for your airflow, so it's really in your best interest to get down and stay down”
“This is your new default position - understand?”
Whumper builds a brace with iron pipes. They can either tie whumpee too it, or bolt their bones to the frame - either way, forcing them to stay in that position.
Whumpee kicking out at Whumper. Whumper grabs them harshly and holds them in place. “There is exactly one thing your legs should be doing right now. Do you think you picked the right one?”
“Do you want to live kneeling, or die kneeling?”
“I don’t think you really need legs if you aren’t going to use them properly.”
Whumpee trying to be defiant and stay standing, but they’ve just lost too much blood, so they crumple to a smirking Whumper’s feet. “At least your body understands who’s in charge.”
Whumper taking a mold of Whumpee while they’re kneeling and creating a case for Whumpee to reside in.
Keeping them there:
Drilling Whumpee’s legs into place.
Or supergluing.
Or cementing.
Binding them in place so that if they drop their perfect posture, they find the air just a little too sparse for comfort.
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