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I like this juxtaposition of the two kids. Devi mulling over the rumor which spread she had unintentionally facilitated. And Ben who was sitting on his own (like he always did) thinking about his Chemistry coursework, still unaware of what had taken place yet.
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Prompt 152
“You’re doing it again.”
“Doing what?” Hero stopped.
“Acting like we’re friends. Like we’re not enemies and I don’t try to kill you every day. Like you don’t try to kill me every day.”
prompts — enemies to lovers comforting each other
“i know we’re not… friends or anything, but… i’m here for you, if you need someone to talk to.”
“i didn’t know where else to go.” / “i didn’t have anywhere else to go.”
“i feel like shit.” “you look like it, too.” *they bump shoulders*
“just… tell me what i can do to make you feel better.”
“come on, let’s get you cleaned up.”
“hey, look at me. i’m not going anywhere.”
“you seem to be the only trustworthy one around here, so can i talk to you?”
“ you know, if you’re trying to make me feel guilty, you’ve succeeded.”
“i don’t want to bother you. seriously, it’s all just… it’s a lot.”
“i don’t know what’s wrong with me. i can’t stop crying.”
“aren’t you tired?” “i’m fine. don’t worry about me.”
“there’s snot all over your shirt. it’s quite gross, actually.”
“you are, without a doubt, the most annoying person i’ve ever crossed paths with/ and don’t even get me started on the sound of your voice.”
“you’re welcome to stay here, for as long as you need.”
“it’s okay to cry, you know.”
“stop apologizing. you didn’t do anything wrong.”
“we don’t need to talk, all right? let’s just… stay here, holding each other.”
“you were always there for me. let me be there for you.”
“oh, god, i’m sorry about your shirt.” *shirt is drenched in tears* “it’s okay. i was planning on throwing it out anyway.”
“Now, all she had to do was smooth things over with Ben”
Malakai Black and Abadon team up when.
Malakai: This is my demon daughter
Abadon: *screams and eats human flesh*
Mark Henry trying to interview Abadon and Abadon responding by vomiting blood, breathing heavily and disappearing offscreen is A+ stuff
’cause there is nobody better than you
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I just have to leave this here.
COUNTDOWN TO RE-STITCH THESE WOUNDS ☠ “Perfect Weapon” (2011), dir. Pat Fogarty
“It’s interesting what perception does… given that only a few months prior I was living either in my car in a parking lot in North Hollywood or I was sleeping on an ex-bandmate’s floor for 100 bucks a month (no easy feat to procure) but now I had a home… [Black Veil Brides] had a place to write and drink and be a band. This was an incredible feeling. That “home” was nicknamed “the compound” as it resembled more of a Manson family-esque bomb shelter than an apartment… but we loved it. It was ours. It’s there that we sat and wrote songs like ‘Heaven’s Calling’ and ‘Children Surrender’ and it’s on that floor that I wrote the lyrics for a song called ‘Perfect Weapon’ which became a song that would further help to define the ideals of the band and the relationship we would come to have with our fans (not yet the ‘BVB Army’).
As we grew as a band a clear message started to form between us and the audience… our songs and ‘Never Give In’ attitude would serve as a means for all of us involved to break free from our past or the things that affected us, we could help people that were in the battle of life and hopefully give some strength to those who needed it. This was the beginning of the ‘army’ mentality. The paint we wore on our bodies started to become ‘war’ paint… something that would signify someone who was outcasted from society for having different interests or beliefs from what was considered ‘normal’. This was of course long before the notion of body paint became a commonplace idea. You need only to have an internet connection worthy of a Google search these days to find many bands that now utilize this same image, some for theatrics and some, alarmingly, for corporate financial gain and social manipulation. However at this time in our history, our image, songs, and ‘gang’ vocals started to become a calling card for the disenfranchised… and amongst this we found something that we all yearned for, a true calling.” — Andy
