▹ tfcedit : Andrew Minyard
People talked about his trial and how it saved them from Andrew. No one said what they were doing to save Andrew from himself.
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▹ tfcedit : Andrew Minyard
People talked about his trial and how it saved them from Andrew. No one said what they were doing to save Andrew from himself.
character posters ☰ dan wilds
↳ “Do as I say, not as I do, rookie.”
lit meme ➝ ten books or series [4/10] ➝ all for the game by nora sakavic
He was their family. They were his. They were worth every cut and bruise and scream.
▹ @palmettofoxesnet second event: minor characters
“Babe, I think I’m dying. Do I still have legs? I can’t look down. I don’t think I have legs. I don’t think I’ll ever walk again.” “Uh-huh,” Laila said, trotting over to them. “You’d better figure something out, because you’re definitely too heavy for me to carry off this court.”
▹ pynch week: social media
▹moodboard: Cedric Diggory
For @panvsyparksinson
character posters ☰ neil josten
↳ “When I’m playing, I feel like I have control over something. I feel like I have the power to change things. I feel more real out there than I do anywhere else. The court doesn’t care what my name is or where I come from or where I’ll be tomorrow. It lets me exist.”
▹ pynch week: something old / something new
The barns. Ronan lay on his bed in his family home. The happiness of his youth still lingered in the hallways. A place that holds so many memories. Three boys grinning, a mother singing, a father dreaming. The remnants of Ronan’s past. Something old.
Adam. Ronan often wondered if Adam was a figment of his dreams. He blended into the place seamlessly. Ronan knew Adam was leaving for college soon, but he was here now. A symbol of his future, of what was yet to come. Something New