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@upsiidedwn
ruth holland
INTRODUCTION • PINTEREST
steve harrington
INTRODUCTION • PINTEREST
vada james
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Schitt's Creek — 1x06 | "Wine and Roses"
Arrested Development – 1.16: Altar Egos
Black Widow dir. Cate Shortland | 2021
Friends (1994-2004) 01.02 | "The One with the Sonogram at the End"
with : steve harrington ( @upsiidedwn ) ! at : family video !
when bev failed to run into steve at the summer carnival, she felt disappointed and a bit sad but she refused to give up hope. although she wanted to run into him naturally and strike up a conversation — maybe test the waters a little bit, she was just desperate to get to know her big brother. much to their dad’s dismay. but she didn’t really care what he thought. she didn’t care about the anger she’d heard in his voice the last time he called or the fact that he kept demanding that she stay away from steve. she was going to meet her brother and try to build a friendship with him. but if steve told her to fuck off, she would. she hoped he wouldn’t do that though.
she decided — on a day where she felt exceptionally lonely in the new town she'd moved to on a whim — to go to family video, where she’d overheard a group of young girls gushing about the hot guy named ‘ steve ’ who worked there. she could only cross her fingers and pray that it was the steve she'd been looking for.
she entered the store with her fingers still crossed behind her back. she slowly approached the counter and offered a small smile. she saw the name ‘ steve ‘ on the guy’s nametag and let out a quiet breath before finally speaking. “ hi. um. are you steve harrington, by chance ? “
it should have been like any other work day for steve but the news of the bodies found after the carnival had steve on edge. it didn't help his nerves that he had a voicemail from his dad on the phone when he'd gotten home the night before. steve had only listened long enough to recognize the voice before deleting the message, not caring what robert harrington had to say to him.
steve's back was turned to the door when he had heard the bell ding. he turned at the sound of an unfamiliar voice, mentally preparing to put on his best customer service smile. steve nodded as he replied, "that's me.." suddenly his mind was racing trying to figure out why this person knew his name and if he was supposed to remember who this stranger was. "sorry.. i don't recognize you, have we met?"
location: chrissy's house tagging: @diingusharrington
The blonde had been rudely awoken by the sound of a ringing telephone. It wasn't unusual. Ever since starting at Hawkins General, she'd been called at all hours to cover a shift, all hands on deck. Grumbling, Chrissy made her way into her kitchen where the phone continued to ring. Still half asleep, she picked up the receiver.
To her surprise, it was Steve Harrington. Not her boss at the hospital demanding that she came in. He sounded panicked, something about his infant daughter. Chrissy had remained calm, dealing with frantic parents day in; day out, meant that she was almost immune to the panic that presented itself in their voices.
She'd told Steve to come over to her apartment. Chrissy was more than happy to look baby Daisy over, and, if it came to it - she was happy to accompany them both to the hospital. Frantic knocking at her door had Chrissy rushing over. Angry neighbors certainly wasn't going to help the situation at hand.
"Steve, hey." Chrissy greeted softly, opening the door just enough to allow him inside. "What seems to be the problem?"
steve didn't like bothering his friends, especially not this late at night, but he'd been up for hours with a sick baby and he didn't know what to do other than call chrissy. maybe he was just overreacting, but even if that were the case he'd find a way to make up for waking his friend in the middle of the night. when he arrived he hurriedly took his daughter from her carseat and nearly sprinted to chrissy's door, knocking louder than he had meant to.
he had been bouncing his fussing daughter, trying to quiet her down. turning when chrissy opened the door he gave her an apologetic smile. "sorry for calling so late.. i think she's running a fever.. or she was when i checked it at home, i'm not sure if it's changed since and she's been fussing all night.."
open location: the hideout
mike didn't expect anyone he knew to come in and see him. he didn't expect it tonight at least. he'd been trying to keep his mind off of the most recent attack at the carnival, that he hadn't attended because of work but he'd heard about it on the news. he was worried about his friends and family more than anything. he took a small breath in as he saw a familiar face walk into the hideout, "hey." he said simply, "what can i get for you?" it was a small place, so he didn't really have to talk too loudly.
ruth wasn't sure what to think about everything going on in town, especially not so soon after moving back. a double homicide wasn't the best way to welcome her back into hawkins, but what did she know.. walking into the hideout she smiled, seeing a familiar face, someone she hadn't spoken to in years, "mike, hey!" the girl smiled, "uh, i'll just probably just grab a stool at the bar but how have you been?" their sisters had been best friends, which often meant she was somewhat forced to spend time with mike and his friends when they were younger. she hadn't seen him since.. her sister's funeral she supposed. "it's been forever."
with : anyone ! at : cotton candy station @ hawkins summer carnival !
max almost didn’t show up, but she figured her friends would give her so much shit if she didn’t. it was just hotter than satan’s ballsack outside and she hated all the rides and the games were absolutely juvenile. but she figured she could at least eat too much cotton candy and maybe find a booth selling alcohol somewhere.
letting out a deep groan, she shoved a huge bite of cotton candy into her mouth as she glanced around — hoping to find one of her friends or at least someone who looked vaguely familiar nearby. she turned in a circle, again, and that was when she slammed into someone — her cotton candy hit the ground, and she frowned down at it. “ well, shit ! “ she flipped the person she bumped into the bird without looking up. “ you’re buying me more cotton candy, you know ? and don't expect a thank you. “
despite having been in hawkins for nearly two weeks vada had yet to make any friends with anyone besides her elderly neighbors who had once been friends with her great-grandmother. it was way more awkward than the girl thought it would be at the carnival, everywhere she looked was families or groups of friends. she had been contemplating retreating back to her house when she walked right into someone. it was just her luck at this point. "shit, i'm so sorry!" vada apologized. "i'll totally get you another, it's no problem."
location: hawkins carnival
at the roller coaster
a small breath in as imelda looked up at the roller coaster. the thing was the bane of her existence. looking around, she looked at the first person that came into view, "i am so sorry to bug you but would you possibly go on this with me?" she asked softly, "i know it's not really cool to do things alone. so i'm trying to find someone to go on this with." she said, smiling at the other, "you can totally say no."
ruth had been a teenager the last time she'd attended the hawkins carnival. it was almost weird to not be saddened by the memories of both her late father and sister rushing at her as she walked around the familiar setting. standing in line for the roller coaster ruth smiled at the girl, "oh, sure! i'm kind of a baby about roller coasters anyway so it'll be nice to get on with someone."
( kathryn newton | demi girl | she/they | twenty - three ) — — — it's just been another long week in boring - ass hawkins. isn't that right, vada james ? shit, i guess they can't hear me over i have a dream by abba playing through the headphones of their walkman. it looks like they're gonna be late for work as a art teacher at hawkins high school. did you know vada has been in hawkins for two weeks ? yeah, their family and friends describe them as optimistic, but i've seen them be brazen too ! i would also say they remind me of a closet filled with paint stained clothing, a childhood spent wondering about the missing figure in the family tree, sunlight filtered through lace curtains, but is that weird ? i guess nothing's too weird for this little town, huh ? — — — ( thea, she/they, 25, est )
( courtney eaton | cis woman | she/her | twenty - two ) — — — it's just been another long week in boring - ass hawkins. isn't that right, ruth holland ? shit, i guess they can't hear me over landslide by fleetwood mac playing through the headphones of their walkman. it looks like they're gonna be late for class as at the local community college. did you know ruthie has been in hawkins for four months ? yeah, their family and friends describe them as empathetic, but i've seen them be impetulant too ! i would also say they remind me of a nagging need to learn the truth ; there has to be a good reason your life was ruined, time spent tending a grave because it's the only way you can spend time with someone you never expected to lose, long days spent teaching ballet in the studio you first took lessons in , but is that weird ? i guess nothing's too weird for this little town, huh ? — — — ( thea, she/they, 25, est )
vada james tag drop !!
ruth holland tag drop !!
Vickie made her way to the video store, hoping to find a new movie for her to watch tonight. It was a long day at work, so she was looking forward to get to her apartment, have dinner on her couch while watching a movie. Although, she wasn't really sure what she was in the mood for. As she walked into the video store, she was greeted by Steve. Vickie offered him a smile before approaching the counter. "Hey there. Thank you, she's a cutie." She paused. "Do you have anything new in? I'm not sure what I'm in the mood for to watch tonight."
steve gave vickie a friendly smile as he rocked daisy's carseat slowly. "she is pretty cute, isn't she?" steve thought most babies looked like old men before becoming a father. maybe it was some sort of baby blinders put on him, but he really thought daisy was the cutest baby he'd ever seen. "we just got a few copies of the new friday the thirteenth in. i've heard good things about moonstruck and three men and a baby too though if your not feeling horror."
“ okay, and ? “ she turned away from steve to try and hide the smile that she couldn’t stop from forming. “ clean it again when i’m gone. loser. “ with a roll of her eyes, she held her arms out and impatiently waited for the baby to be given to her. “ c’mon, steve, you see her every single day. stop hogging her ! “ when the baby was finally secure in her arms, she raised one of daisy’s little hands and waved it toward steve. “ your dad is such a pain in my ass, kid. i dunno how you put up with him. “
steve rolled his eyes at her comment about him hogging the baby. "you see her almost as much as i do, cool it with the complaints." it was weird at first seeing his friends interact with daisy when she was first born. it was still weird to steve that he had a kid, most days he didn't feel old enough to be a parent. something about it all felt right though, as if daisy were some missing puzzle piece that steve hadn't known he was looking for. "don't listen to auntie max, daisy girl. she's just a meanie," he said giving the baby a tickle before sticking his tongue out at max. "you really need to be nicer to me, your baby privileges can be revoked you know.." he teased.
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