❛ 𝚜𝚘 𝚝𝚑𝚊𝚝 𝚒𝚜 𝚠𝚑𝚢 i might turn to DRINK. ❜ - @weirdradios - GREG SERRANO ( sc. )
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❛ 𝚜𝚘 𝚝𝚑𝚊𝚝 𝚒𝚜 𝚠𝚑𝚢 i might turn to DRINK. ❜ - @weirdradios - GREG SERRANO ( sc. )
@weirdradios / it commences.
the ship seems so vast, energy pulsating from the bottom of their feet to the top of their head, shuddering and shivering, thousands of pieces of machinery working in tandem to take them away ... not unlike the natural world from where they originated. ad’ika was quite the walker, liking to exercise their little legs after being cooped up for so long, hidden away ... and yet ...
they approach, stumble a little, looking up at the mandalorian in the pilot’s seat until they look down to notice glass - like black eyes staring up at them. then, slowly, ad’s arms raise up a little, brushing up against dirty pantleg. up!
@weirdradios asked for a one-liner starter for lex
“WEIRD QUESTION, I KNOW, but how many football fields do you think you could fit inside your house?”
“ trust me. ” luke c. to arthur
“You got some nerve.”
Maybe it’s history, maybe it’s a big brother thing, maybe it’s cause and effect. Whatever it is, one or all things combined, he knows better than to put any stock in Luke’s promises. Luke can take his promises and choke on them, for all he cares.
And so it goes: every time. A wheel like a ride like a prelude to the vomiting. Perhaps it’s the helplessness of it all that makes Arthur feel like the only way to react is with anger, with irritation, with his hackles raised. It sits ill on his face; like the right shade of fury will make him look like his father.
“Last time any of us could really trust you, Luke, you were still old enough to shit your pants. Whaddaya want?”
--- FOR @weirdradios !
“ IN RETROSPECT , that could have been done with a little more grace . you would think i’d die a little more gracefully by now .”
@weirdradios / * sonia gregory for julia wicker.
❛ ❛ most people are stupid ! nothing seems like a mistake until it is a mistake. ❜ ❜
@weirdradios / * hope summers for nathan summers.
❛ ❛ --- i can’t believe i have to drag this shabby fuckboy all the way back. ❜ ❜
@weirdradios / martin : [ can i kiss you? ] *
jon is not expecting the question. he feels like perhaps he should have — though he’s been trying to resist the urge to Know and to See and to Understand, the way the eye wants him to, he is bombarded with little facts about what is happening around them, where the stain on the safehouse’s living room wall came from ( halfway gruesome; he’d spent some time trying to scrub it out after finding himself in possession of that knowledge ) or the exact breed of cow wandering the nearby pastures or the precise number of kilometers back to london, though he cannot fathom what is happening there while they are so far removed. there are things that they do, and things that he has not dared to ask about. he holds martin’s hands, the way he did when he’d led martin out of the lonely and back to the world of the living, but he does not dare shift any closer. he sits with the heavy knowledge of his own love ( and martin’s own words echoing in his ears, muffled as they’d been by the fog : i really loved you, the past - tense of it stinging every time jon recalls it ) but does not say the words. they sleep in the safehouse’s one bed but leave a buffer of space between, and jon is more afraid to bridge that gap than of any all - powerful entity.
so it’s martin who asks. martin who, haloed by the morning light of the window behind him, sitting next to jon on the sofa as they both read the scattering of books daisy’s safehouse had inexplicably had on its shelves and pretend that everything is safe and normal, reaches out. martin who jon stares at for too long a moment — taking it all in, processing, running the words through several filters to ensure he could not possibly be misunderstanding, though it’s as direct as a question could possibly be.
‘ yes? ’ it’s far less sure than he wants it to be, voice coming out half - choked by his own surprise. jon clears his throat, refuses to look away. tries again : ‘ yes. of course. ’ that’s better, no ambiguity left in his tone, that ever - pervasive love tinting everything as he leans forward. ( how long has jon been thinking about this? but he could not have imagined, even with all the knowledge in the world, just how it would feel : how everything else would fall away, leaving only him and martin, and yet feeling anything but lonely. )