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aintinacage · 1 year

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Tony Stark Smile (Part 15/♾️)

#tony stark smile #tony stark #Ironman #iron man #Ironman 3 #robert downey junior #robert downey jr #RDJ #part 15 #mcu #marvel #marvel gif #marvel gifs #Rebecca hall #maya hansen #happy hogan #jon favreau

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brokenanxiety · 3 months

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butch, brendan, thomas, and shannon on the msg+ broadcast | 01.27.24

#rebecca's neurons are firing #isles lb #butch goring #brendan burke #thomas hickey #shannon hogan #i love the msg+ broadcast so much #they are very special to me

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beccadust · 5 months

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How embarrassing for me to press charges against Hoganville for rape, illegal filming of a teenager

I said Tobin, Bell, I did not say Hoganville

That’s not yours, Tobin that’s not yours, Josh

You guys make me sick at my stomach everybody else is trying to clean up the mess not get involved in it

Yeah, well somebody not that motherfucker witless

Knocked

Moving forward Tobin, we don’t steal from little girls baby and we don’t film them without their permission

Rebecca Cooper that is me honey. I still don’t watch pornography to this day.

Megan doesn’t want to be connected to the low class nature of the confusion because people will generally believe everything they are told so they say well I heard that that guy from that Sikh religion can do anything he wants

That’s about right yeah

But does he has he shot you in the fucking head yet baby?

Didn’t think so sugar britches

And besides, you and your daddy, you don’t have that kind of immunity baby boys

So I don’t think you need to be accidentally falling on Rebecca Cooper’s teenage body because that’s the kind of thing you remember later and you are so horrified

Because that was a little funny, baby joke by my lover

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llovelymoonn · 10 months

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favourite poems of june

chase twichell the snow watcher: "hunger for something"

hester knibbe hungerpots (tr. jacquelyn pope)

jan beatty an eater, or swallowhole, is a reach of stream

sally wen mao the toll of the sea

peter everwine rain

rebecca lindenberg the logan notebooks: "poetic subjects"

john kinsella native cut wood deflects colonial hunger

katie peterson permission: "the truth is concrete"

linda hogan dark. sweet.: "innocence"

jános pilinszky (tr. george gömöri & clive wilmer) van gogh's prayer

david sullivan the day the beekeeper died: sulaymaniyah

sandra simonds you can't build a child

kari edwards bharat jiva: "ready to receive remains..."

george kalogeris rilke rereading hölderlin

philip nikolayev letters from aldenderry: "a midsummer's night stroll"

franz wright the raising of lazarus

erin belieu black box: "i heart your dog's head"

joseph brodsky collected poems in english, 1972-1999: "the hawk's cry in autumn"

jonathan galassi north street and other poems: "may"

stanley kunitz the collected poems of stanley kunitz: "end of summer"

robin blaser the holy forest: collected poems of robin blaser: "a bird in the house"

liu xia (tr. jennifer stern & ming di) empty chairs

wilfred owen exposure

mahogany l. browne this is the honey

diane lockward the uneaten carrots of atonement: "for the love of avocados"

peter balakian ozone journal: "here and now"

(tw: miscarriage) kathryn nuernberger rag & bone: "translations"

ailbhe ní ghearbhuigh conriocht ["werewolf"] (tr. billy ramsell)

craig arnold meditation on a grapefruit

anzhelina polonskaya (tr. andrew wachtel) to the ashes: "a few words about van gogh"

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sapphire-weapon · 10 months

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Final thoughts on Death Island.

First, the less serious and sometimes shitpost/meme shit:

spent a not-insignificant amount of this movie distracted by Leon’s body hair, which is not a thing I ever thought I’d say, but sweet Jesus it’s about damn time

RIP Chris’s tiger shirt. that thing ripped easier than one of Hulk Hogan’s tank tops, man.

I get that she’s a BOW or whatever, but it’s never not going to blow my mind that this series gets away with its darling male protagonist (Leon) punching a woman in the face on screen

in fact, it’s kind of wild that Maria’s only purpose for being in this movie is to just hunt Leon for sport. like she’s literally ONLY there to beat his ass. what a fuckin queen.

I’m not saying that it’s canon that Leon and Jill had sex at some point, perhaps multiple times, between RE5 and Death Island. I’m just saying they were very, very chummy and hands-on with each other, and Chris was seemingly absent from Jill’s life for those six years, so.

actually, you know what. there’s a non-zero chance Leon has actually banged the entire recurring cast by this point. except maybe Rebecca. because she’s smarter than the other three.

Leon and Chris are the most married they have ever been, holy shit they are so fucking married

my reaction to Leon repeatedly saying the word “terrorist” in this movie probably should not have been “oooh say it again~” but it was because “this is no ritual. it’s terrorism” is still the single most ridiculous line that has ever come out of that man’s mouth, and I really felt the absence of it in RE4make, so I’m glad its spirit still lives on

Chris is looking old, dude. he’s beat the fuck up.

but so is Leon. when I wasn’t distracted by Leon’s body hair, I was distracted by the lines around his mouth. so, Chris has obvious wrinkles forming around his eyes, and Leon has them forming around his mouth. but the girls are all pristine. mhm.

OK SO IS INFINITE DARKNESS CANON OR NOT BECAUSE DEATH ISLAND REAFFIRMS DEGENERATION AS CANON, BUT ID AND DEGEN CAN’T EXIST IN THE SAME REALITY DON’T MAKE ME PULL OUT THE FUCKING CORKBOARD AGAIN

Now, the more serious actual commentary:

it’s a little nuts to me how I keep seeing people in fandom say that Leon has no hint of depression in this movie. when Dylan is verbally dragging them all while they’re slowly succumbing to the T-Virus, both Chris and Claire clap back with affirmations that they believe in what they’re doing and that they’re doing the right thing. Leon... doesn’t.

like, Dylan says to him basically “you're stuck in this horrible nightmare that keeps repeating because the people that you fight for put you through it on purpose because it serves their own ends, and it’s got you burnt out, but they just keep using you.” and Leon’s response is basically “I mean, you’re not wrong, but I don't exactly have a choice, so.”

he’s still stuck and trapped and resentful of his position, and he’s reached a point now where he’s just resigned himself to his fate. there’s very much a sense of inevitability about him, which is reinforced at the end when he tells Chris that this is just going to keep happening -- fuckers like Dylan are always going to keep coming back, because they always do.

the man shouldn’t have to be outwardly despairing and visibly drunk for people to pick up on his depressive mindset, but I guess I don’t know what I expected from this fandom.

Leon’s character was actually perfect in this movie. whoever wrote him this time around Gets It. he’s written the way that I write OG Leon and have been writing him for years. his humor-as-a-coping-mechanism is there without being obnoxious (which is where Damnation fucked up), his professionalism is there without being too serious (which is where Degeneration fucked up), his depressive mindset is there without fully consuming him (which is where Vendetta fucked up), and his latent anger at the state of things and at his life in general is there without feeling like it’s dysregulated (which is where Infinite Darkness fucked up).

so, for the anon who asked me what my favorite iteration of Leon is: the answer is Death Island. he is pitch perfect in this movie. straight up.

it did really catch my attention how the movie made it a point to call attention to Leon being burnt out. there’s just something about the way it happened that makes me feel like they’re setting up for Leon’s character to get retired in RE9. I don’t know why I think that, because it makes no sense from a business standpoint for him to be the first of the five to get retired, but. I dunno, man.

the only bit of weirdness in this movie was the whole Chris and Jill thing at the beginning that I already commented on. everything else in this movie was basically perfect. this is the best version of Claire we’ve seen since Code Veronica. like, hands down. Rebecca getting giddy and geeking out over beating the big monster with science could not have been more perfect. everything about Jill was excellent.

like, I have so few things to complain about re: this movie that I’m sitting here going “you know the mocap was kind of wonky in some spots” WHICH IS THE MOST ARBITRARY, NITPICKY SHIT EVER.

but like

I’m just going to throw this out there

but Dylan was super right.

he was so correct in a way that no RE villain has ever been correct ever in the history of this series. I kind of... spent some of this movie actually rooting for him. I was ready for him to kill the crew and wouldn’t have been mad about it if he did; I was like “fuck it, he’s right.” like, I was just sitting there like DRAG LEON AND CHRIS HARDER FOR LITERALLY BEING "THE MAN" DRAG THEIR ASSES FORCE THEM TO FEEL SHAME

in a lot of cases, a story is only as good as its villain, and Dylan being so right was a big part of the reason why this movie worked so well.

Wesker could never.

#resident evil death island #death island spoilers #mostly a #leon kennedy #post #but that's how i do

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alrightbuckaroo · 10 days

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ada!!! i was thinking about your post with poems you think the lone star characters would love, and for nice ask week i was wondering if you have any others you’d add to that list? or if there’s any you really love that you think capture certain characters/relationships on the show? always love to see your recs :’) <3 —maddie/reyesstrand

Maddie!! I love this question so much so thank you for asking it!! <3

I actually planned to make a part two, especially since it's National Poetry Month, but it got a bit away from me so I'm taking this opportunity to just ramble (godspeed to whoever reads this):

Wild Geese by Mary Oliver is one of the most Carlos-coded poems you'll ever have the pleasure of reading. Or maybe it's not, but after using it as basically a thesis for tender eyes that shine, I've decided that it was written for him. Especially:

You do not have to be good. You do not have to walk on your knees for a hundred miles through the desert repenting. You only have to let the soft animal of your body love what it loves.

Hello?? That's Carlos Tomás Reyes in his purest form!

Oh TK, our hopeless romantic self deprecating boy. I think I'm going to give him Molly Brodak by Molly Brodak, one of my favorite poems that makes me want to burst into tears each and every time I read it. When I think of him, I specifically think of the ending, but I think the whole thing could ring true to him:

I am a good man. The amount of fear I am ok with is insane. I love many people who don't love me. I don't actually know if that is true. This is love. It is a mass of ice melting. I can't hold it and I have nowhere to put it down.

Nancy is absolutely getting Aileen Wuornos Takes A Lover Home by Olivia Gatwood because it's one of my favorites and Nancy's one of my favorites, it only makes sense! I think the ending would really get to her in a way she didn't expect, and I don't blame her, because this is the ending:

In a phone call tapped by police, Aileen called Tyria her right arm, her left arm, her breath, how all Tyria could say back was Please tell them, please say it out loud. But Aileen didn’t want to talk about it. She wanted to talk about love. So Tyria would hang up, unsuccessful, and the officer would tell her to Say it like this, tell her she’ll get off, tell her it won’t be so bad. But how, each time, for three days straight, the police listened to Aileen talk about love. About her right arm. Her left arm. Her breath. Her breath. Her breath.

Actually going to tag @sznofthesticks because I feel like you would love this poem as well, and you'll agree that Nancy would love it too.

This is cheating but this song is so poetic I'm going to call it a poem. Owen would listen to You Are Your Mother's Child by Conor Oberst and he would want to sob but then he'd get cry lines. I think the whole thing is so Owen-coded but this part especially:

Out on the diamond, and you're up to bat Chewing your Big League, adjusting your hat Taking a swing and hearing it crack Look at that apple fly Tears will dry if you give them time Life's a roller coaster, keep your arms inside Fear, that's a big emotion But you are your mother's child And she'll have you for a while But someday, you'll be grown Then you'll be on your own

You could tell me Judd wrote I Am Offering this Poem under the pseudonym Jimmy Santiago Baca and I'd believe you. I'd believe he wrote while looking at Grace when she wasn't even looking at him because it has Judd all over it like:

Keep it, treasure this as you would if you were lost, needing direction, in the wilderness life becomes when mature; and in the corner of your drawer, tucked away like a cabin or hogan in dense trees, come knocking, and I will answer, give you directions, and let you warm yourself by this fire, rest by this fire, and make you feel safe I love you,

That's Judd!

Tommy would adore Every Job Has A First Day by Rebecca Gayle Howell. There's a cozy feeling to it, but the final words hold such a heavy weight that I think Tommy would appreciate and carry with her:

I listened as he taught me to relax the hand just enough. They can smell, he said, the oils our pores release when we tense to catch. You have to believe it, he said. You don’t mean any harm.

Speaking of Rebecca's, Marjan is giving me You Are the Penultimate Love of My Life by Rebecca Hazelton vibes in the best way. Maybe it's the romanticizing of something that has an inevitable ending but I feel like this would be Marjan's approach to a break-up, especially this part:

The garden you plant and I plant is tunneled through by voles, the vowels we speak aren’t vows, but there’s something holding me here, for now,

I feel like Paul, like me, would love the work of Cameron Awkward Rich, but specifically The Child Formerly Known As____ and even more specifically, the ending:

& in the end, isn’t that what we all want? To not feel so split? To carry an image of ourselves inside ourselves & know exactly what we mean when we say I— . I— . I— ?

I think Mate would love getting the chance to read Prayer for Werewolves by Stephanie Burt because I think he would see so much of himself in it. Stumbling and tumbling trying to find himself somewhere and eventually finding the place where he belongs. I also feel like he loves the supernatural and the first part of this poem would feel like a gut punch:

Someone will probably love you for who you are. If not, you’ll still find friends, friends who, given time, or given warning, will probably gather around you, hold your hands, and wrap you in soft coats and blankets till the violence inside your body ends.

Finally, my beloved Grace, is things i want to ask you by Helga Flores because I feel like the poem is just a list of things running through Grace's mind when she only knew Judd by voice, but that first one in particular:

i want to ask you what god feels like.

You've reached the end of my exhaustive essay that would probably keep going if I didn't reign myself in. I hope you liked these, they're some of my favorites <3

#“i can't hold it and i have nowhere to put it down” will never not make me short circuit UGH!#anyways this was such an amazing question thank you so much for asking it! <3 #do you have a favorite poem???#asked and answered

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dedalvs · 1 year

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Bar none, what is the absolute weirdest and most outlandish conlang you have ever encountered? Dont say javascript pls

First, interesting news! @quothalinguist and I were recently at MIT where they were doing fMRI studies on speakers of conlangs, as well as speakers of other languages, and of people who were taking a look at things that might be like language. Long story short: The brain can't distinguish conlangs from natural languages, but it can distinguish them from music, logic problems, math, and programming languages! So any time you hear anyone say, "But programming languages are languages, too!", apparently our brains don't think so.

So, the craziest conlang I ever saw was a language I followed in Conlang Relay 10 in 2004, and it turns out that the language wasn't outlandish, per se, rather it was produced via means I had to discover, and then it all made sense. It was called Metes, and it was by someone who went by the handle Rodlox.

For those who aren't familiar, a conlang relay is a bit like the game Telephone. User A translates a text into their conlang, then passes the translated text onto User B, who decodes it using a grammar and lexicon provided by User A, then translate it into their own conlang, and passes it on to User C, who does the same. It's loads of fun, because the texts wind up sounding silly by the end of it. Here's an example of the first sentence (just the English translation of it) in the first few turns of this ring of Relay 10:

Original translation in Wenedyk by Jan van Steenbergen: "O dear, what's happened? Yesterday, a pretty young girl came to our home to watch over the baby."

Next translation in Kali-sise by Jeffrey Henning: "O dear, what's happened? Yesterday, a pretty young girl came to our home to watch over the baby."

Next translation in 'Yemls by Jeff Jones: "Oh, $$$$! Has something happened?"

Next translation in Byashrei by Rebecca Harbison: "Alas! Did this really happen?"

Next translation in Proto-Drem by Kevin Urbanczyk: "Did these events just occur? Yes or No?"

So you can see how, little by little, oddities are introduced. I was number 14 in this relay. Here's number 12:

Twelfth translation in Chrol by Apollo Hogan: "'It happened', I won't say. I don't believe this."

A little strange, but still recognizable. Now here's the Metes translation by Rodlox. Now you have to understand: This is their own translation into English of their own text. (And, yes, Rodlox is a native English speaker.)

"Fitted together yesterday", Wary to speak of eternity. Wary now to speak of inquests.

Here's the rest of it:

Spoken of the infant for the year yesterday. Now the female adult relative takes suspiciously, spoken yesterday. Spoken yesterday. To thrive, the suspicious adult female relative works to see! Male adult relative ran stridingly below through the year, male adult relative. Tell now, of the need yesterday. Sing of very nervously conquering supremely yesterday of this day ’s year! Now the demon thrives completely. Related male adult now nervous, wickedly seeing the toothed demon now sticks to conquer. (?) related adult female. Now runs away. To wickedly see - to try to see - demon today completely suspicious now. Inquest - revealing completeness thriving for eternity - now to speak suspiciously. The suspicious adult relative is more suspicious now!, now to take. Fitted together yesterday" surprised by suspicious spirit, hesitant to speak of forever.

I didn't add that question mark: That's their own question mark! That is, even they are not sure what their conlang text means!

But, of course, I didn't even have that to work with. I had this:

"J\qYes-ar", attau'at-tollqW-bartabad. aubartabad-ayer-tollqW-bartabad. J\qYes-teqwos-Yer. ayer-teqWenn-bartabad-*-aWo, J\qYes- tollqW-. J\qYes- tollqW. bell-bartabad-*- aWo-aWoauau. Yer-beCW-J\eub-J\qYes- steIq-@-aWo. ayer-tell, J\qYes-teqWenn. spennd-J\qYes- sWeldsreu-sWeldsreu-WeIq-WeIq-ayer-Yer-Yer. ayer-J\eue-ayer-annnnsu-bell. ayer sWeldsreu-@ - aWo, aubartabad- annnnsu-ayer-tennnnt-steq-WeIq-*-aWo. ayer-apo-beCW. aubartabad-annnnsu-ayer-J\eue-bartabad-auau. aubartabad-J\eue-attau'at-bell- ayer-tollqW-bartabad. bartabad-aWo-aWo-ayer-as-bartabad, ayer-teqWenn. J\qYes-ar-auaubartabad-annnnsu-bartabad, attau'at-tollqW-bartabad.

This looked like absolute gobbledygook to me. I mean, set aside the capital letters, etc.; they're using X-SAMPA, which allows you to type IPA with ASCII; it's supposed to look like that. Instead, look at the distribution of [n]. It occurs either twice in a row or four times in a row. And this isn't a romanization: This is how it's pronounced! You'll also notice [n] never occurs singly.

The grammar notes I was given are here (minus the English translation). Of note, this was the entirety of the grammar:

Metes is neither SVO, VSO, or anything else...it adopts the grammatical sequence of the speaker -- I might say something in VSO, but you could reply in SVO or any other form, and neither of us would be violating Metes grammar.

Linking forms

Male - /schwa/ @ Female - /macron/ * Impolite - /^/ ^

'Impolite' refers to items and subjects (such as porcupines) too dangerous, & (such as babies) where custom overrides grammar (the Metes consider it to be bad luck - in the most extreme way - to inquire as to a newborn's gender).

This is nice information, to be sure, but woefully incomplete when it comes to translating a text in a language you've never encountered before. The lexicon was equally baffling. Here's a short sample:

WORD (in X-SAMPA) _=_ Original Definition . Metes-specific definitions

amb _=_ Around . annnn _=_ On . annnnq _=_ Tight, painfully constricted, painful . annnnsu _=_ Spirit, demon . annnnt _=_ Front, forehead . annnnatuh _=_ worn on forehead . annnnatuann _=_ (?) on forehead . apo _=_ Off, away . apoJ\annnnu _=_ send away {be rid of} a demon . apotannnnsu _=_ off demon/spirit (mistranslation or religious name?) . ar- _=_ To fit together . arq _=_ To shine; white; the shining or white metal, silver . ararq _=_ to fit together metals {welding? mosaics?} .

A lot of these words never appear in the text. The thing that blew me away were the question marks. I was like, "You created this! Why are you asking me?!"

The translation was utterly baffling. The first sentence, for example, is:

"J\qYes-ar", attau'at-tollqW-bartabad.

If you go to the lexicon and replace the relevant elements with meanings, that comes out to:

"Yesterday-to-fit-together", beyond-a-year-to-speak-hairy good-something-suspicious-something-that-is-suspected-to-not-be-as-good-as-it-should/might-be.

Combine that with the grammar above, and...what is that?

I did my best to finesse some sort of meaning out of this text, but it utterly baffled me. The things that kept me spiraling were the question marks, as if the creator didn't know what some of this stuff meant, the refusal to give anything a fixed, simple definition, and the bizarre sequences of consonants, with so many occurring two in a row, four in a row... Something was off here, and I couldn't figure it out.

I was stuck on this word "bartabad" that was partially defined as "hairy". It reminded me of the PIE word that ultimately gave us "beard". I did some poking around, and then I found a list online of PIE roots in rough alphabetical order that corresponded in meaning very closely with the list of words in the Metes lexicon.

And that's when I figured out what happened.

Metes essentially uses PIE roots with reconstructed meanings and has sound changes applied, where the "sound change" is a simple find-and-replace that you can do in a word processor.

So, for example, if *h₂enǵʰ- is a root for "tight" or "compressed", you replace h2 (or h generally) with zero, en is replaced by an, ǵʰ is replaced by q, and somewhere along the line, there was a find-and-replace error that caused all the duplication in consonants to happen. There were question marks about what the meanings were, because it wasn't clear what these things would mean if they were put together! It was essentially someone building a conlang based on things they heard others doing without perfectly understanding exactly what they had done. It was all done systematically, but not in a way that would produce something one could identify as a consistent language.

So yeah, that was the biggest head trip for me when looking at a conlang. But sometimes not perfectly understanding how something works allows you to produce something that is absolutely wild—something that no one could create on purpose if they tried. And that's why, almost 20 years later, I still remember Metes. It's made more of an impression than a lot of other conlangs that were technically better. It was something!

#conlang #language #metes

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ao3feed-stony · 1 year

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The Stark Who Loved Me

by Girl_Back_There, gonetoarcadia

It’s 1814 and Captain Steven Rogers joined the army to provide for his adoptive sister Miss Jamie Rebecca “Becky” Barnes following the death of their parents. Although she’d prefer to run away to join the army too, instead she decides to do what will guarantee to bring him home and provide for both of them: marry.

The Viscount Anthony Stark is a known Rake and prefers it that way, but he can feel the clock counting down until he needs to produce an heir to inherit everything. With the Stark estate in jeopardy, he’s running out of both time and options. If he has to, then who better than the diamond of the season, Miss Barnes? The only hitch: her overbearing, troublesome brother. Her extremely handsome, overbearing, troublesome brother.

Nothing is simple in the game of courtship, especially when the most dangerous thing of all becomes involved: falling in love.

Words: 92303, Chapters: 15/15, Language: English

Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Avengers (Marvel Movies)

Rating: Explicit

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply

Categories: M/M

Characters: Steve Rogers, Tony Stark, James "Bucky" Barnes, Pepper Potts, James Rhodes, Natasha Romanov (Marvel), Thor (Marvel), Clint Barton, Nick Fury, Carol Danvers, Brock Rumlow, Obadiah Stane, Ezekiel Stane, Sam Wilson (Marvel), Bruce Banner

Relationships: Steve Rogers/Tony Stark

Additional Tags: Inspired by Bridgerton (TV), Female Bucky Barnes, Alternate Universe, Historical, Historical Inaccuracy, Enemies to Lovers, Tony Stark Has A Heart, Steve Rogers Needs a Hug, Howard Stark's A+ Parenting, Happy Ending, Sexual Tension, Mutual Pining, Denial of Feelings, Banter, Porn with Feelings, Minor Carol Danvers/James "Rhodey" Rhodes, Minor Happy Hogan/Pepper Potts, Minor Bucky Barnes/Natasha Romanov, Minor Character Death, Romance

source https://archiveofourown.org/works/43003632

#stony #steve rogers #tony stark #iron man #captain america #fan fiction #ao3 stony feed #stony fan

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katie-the-angel-witch · 1 year

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Hey, I don't know if you know but one of the wonderful people I'm dating is @dragonsaffron and I love her so much and not to mention she's an amazing author, an absolute masterclass in writing gay shit, lemme show you

So let's start with her two standalone works, the first is Earthborn Emissary

Imagine: You're a regular dorky teen boy with a girlfriend and a stoner best friend and you find out you're not human, but an alien genocide survivor whose life cycle has them basically puppate as the species they grow around in their childhood and adolescence before turning into their cute adorably buggy selves! And the people who tried to genocide your people have found you, and you and your two gay moms have to book it off of Earth! It's great, it's funny, the teenagers feel like teenagers, there's alien bug weed involved, the gay moms are Han and Leia, go read it!

Next up is The Chained Flame, which is based on the Lyndworm myth if you're unfamiliar and it is very gender and very cool

And then there's the Selene series. We're up to book three, it is my favorite of hers. Marcus Farrier, a regular college student on Earth gets struck by lightning and awakens in another world. A world that's a play on the classic pulp fiction trope of "woman planet." There's only women on Selene! But don't worry, it's not gender essentialist, there are basically phisiologically intersex trans women present even if they're cis women and pregnancy is weird, but all that is irrelevant to the base idea of Steampunk Lesbian Planet!

Oh and Marcus wakes up in the body of a woman and starts going by Emma and doesn't seem bothered by the body or the name at all, more guilty about "deceiving" people, but this world's languages don't even have the word for men so what do you expect. We're on book three now, going from Swords to Snows to Wolves. You will not regret taking the time to read them

She's also got a Patreon you should give a look because there's smut there for patrons

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scholar-of-yemdresh · 2 months

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This Post.

I'm finally doing it! A list of Adult (20s+) Nonbinary/Genderqueer/Transneutral and Trans men rep in SFF books(no romantasy). This will only be limited to main or major characters.

I've not read everything on this list, so some information could be inaccurate or missing e.g I might not know that a character is actually a POC or 40s+. I will also advise to check content warnings because some of the books listed here can get pretty gnarly.

Will occasional be updated

Keys: 🏳️‍⚧️=Trans Author,✊🏾= Author of Colour,🌈=POC,🧓🏾=40s+, ♂️= Trans man , ⚧️= Nonbinary,🎨=Comic

Claude from The Chatelaine by Kat Heartfield ♂️

Tarquin Mercator from The Devoured Worlds by Megan E. o'keefe ♂️

Yari from Master of Poisons by Andrea Hairston ⚧️🧓🏾🌈✊🏾

Sol Katz from Dead Collections by Issac Fellman 🏳️‍⚧️♂️🧓🏾

Rosie from Persephone Station by Stina Leicht ⚧️🧓🏾

Rafe from Viscera by Gabrielle Squailia🏳️‍⚧️♂️

John Wyndham from The Affair of the Mysterious Letter by Alexis Hall 🏳️‍⚧️♂️

Casey Ravel from the Ballad of Perilous Graves by Alex Jennings ♂️🌈✊🏾

Ardent Violet from The Starmetal Symphony by Alex White🏳️‍⚧️⚧️

Gyen Jebi from Phoenix Extravagant by Yoon Ha Lee ⚧️🏳️‍⚧️✊🏾🌈

Shock Pao from Shock Pao by Ren Warom ♂️

Firuz-e Jafari(+ others) from the Bruising of Qilwa by Naseem Jamnia 🌈✊🏾🏳️‍⚧️⚧️

Iktan from Between Earth and Sky by Rebecca Roanhorse ⚧️🌈✊🏾

Chih from the Singing Hills Cycle by Nghi Vo ⚧️✊🏾🌈

Brennus from Wolf Among the Wild Hunt by Merc Fenn Wolfmoor ⚧️🏳️‍⚧️

Dex from Monk & Robot by Becky Chambers 🌈(?)⚧️

Anima from In The Watchful City by S. Qiouyi Lu ⚧️🌈✊🏾🏳️‍⚧️

Eolo from The Raven Tower by Ann Leckie ♂️

Ridley from No Gods,No Monsters by Cadwell Turnbull 🌈✊🏾♂️

Enae & Qven from Translation State by Ann Leckie⚧️🌈

Penfield R. Henderson, Aiden Chase, Blithe + others from Future Feeling by Joss Lake 🏳️‍⚧️♂️

Ilan from The Faithful Dark by Cate Baumer♂️

Various from The Tensorate by Neon Yang 🏳️‍⚧️✊🏾🌈⚧️♂️

Alex Easton from What Moves the Dead by T.Kingfisher⚧️

Edie from Hammajang Luck by Makana Yamamoto⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🌈✊🏾

Nameless Man from The Four Profound Weaves by R.B. Lemberg🌈🏳️‍⚧️♂️

Arén from A Promise Broken by S.L. Dove Cooper♂️

Erígra Lilún from The Unbalancing by R.B. Lemberg 🏳️‍⚧️⚧️

Claire|Claude from Baker Thief by Claudie Arseneault ⚧️

Dianthus from The Fate of by J.E. Lynn ⚧️

Asa from The Forgotten Lyric by Carolina Cruz⚧️🌈

Sal Hernandez from It Took Luke by Mark Bouchard & Bayleigh Underwood 🎨⚧️🌈🏳️‍⚧️

MCs from Time Will Devour His Children by Otava Heikkila🎨🏳️‍⚧️♂️🧓🏾🌈

Jonah from Dominion of Blades by Matt Dinniman♂️

Tet Sang from The Order of the Pure Moon Reflected in Water by Zen Cho♂️or⚧️🌈✊🏾

Marcus from Lesser Known Monsters by Rory Michaelson♂️🌈

Scorn from Emergent Properties⚧️

Misery Nomaki from The Genesis of Misery by Neon Yang✊🏾🏳️‍⚧️🌈⚧️

Taigan from The Worldbreaker Saga by Kameron Hurley⚧️🌈

Leiander from The Stones Stay Silent by Danny Ride♂️🏳️‍⚧️

The Plauge Doctor from The Salt Grows Heavy by Cassandra Khaw⚧️🏳️‍⚧️✊🏾

Aleph Null from Test by Christopher Sebela & Jen Hickman🎨⚧️

Joel Lodowick from My Heart Is Human by Reese Hogan🏳️‍⚧️♂️

Jules from Finna by Nino Cipri 🌈⚧️🏳️‍⚧️

Dax from Shatter Minds by L.R Lam🌈♂️

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courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme · 3 months

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Rebecca (1940, Alfred Hitchcock)

21/01/2024

Rebecca is a 1940 film directed by Alfred Hitchcock, based on the novel Rebecca, the first wife by Daphne du Maurier, Winner of two Oscars, including best film.

Chosen as the opening film of the first Berlin International Film Festival in 1951, in 1940 the National Board of Review of Motion Pictures included it in the list of the ten best films of the year.

In Monte Carlo a young lady-in-waiting, whose name we eill never know, meets and marries the rich and aristocratic Massimo de Winter. He is the widower of his first wife, Rebecca, with whom he lived in Manderley Castle, England, a sumptuous manor overlooking a rocky coast. Rebecca died when the yacht sank and was buried in the family chapel after her husband recognized her body.

This is the first film shot in the USA by Hitchcock for producer David O. Selznick.

The story told in the film follows Daphne du Maurier's novel of the same name quite faithfully, differing only slightly in some details. For example, to comply with the Hays Code, Hitchcock had to change the story of Rebecca's death: in her book Max claims to have shot her, in the film instead he says he hit her and accidentally made her fall onto a pulley. One of the salient features of the work which was maintained in the film adaptation is the fact that the central character of the young de Winter, played by Joan Fontaine, does not have a name, and this emphasizes the contrast with Mrs de Winter, the possible for Miss Danvers.

The writer Michael Hogan, Joan Harrison, the director's secretary and screenwriter, and Robert Sherwood, who worked on the final part, collaborated on the screenplay. Philip MacDonald worked on the dialogues.

Among the actress who auditioned for the role of Mrs De Winter were Loretta Young, Margaret Sullavan, Vivien Leigh and Anne Baxter. Joan Fontaine, the twenty-two years old, was chosen and she turned out to be perfect in that part: sweet and intelligent, modest and shy, scared and insecure, in love and tenacious; Hitchcock also wanted her as the protagonist in the film Suspicion.

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dragonsaffron · 9 months

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Just making this tumblr post in order to let all of my followers know, for the next seven days I will be hosting a vote to let all of my patrons, regardless of tier, decide which book project I will be working on next, now that I've completed The Chained Flame. We have four options, ranging from romance to mystery to dark fantasy revenge stories, so if you're interested in my writing and want to bee able to influence what comes next on that front, consider joining up!

#writeblr #my writing #patreon updates

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byneddiedingo · 1 year

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Judith Anderson and Joan Fontaine in Rebecca (Alfred Hitchcock, 1940) Cast: Joan Fontaine, Laurence Olivier, Judith Anderson, George Sanders, Reginald Denny, Nigel Bruce, C. Aubrey Smith, Gladys Cooper, Florence Bates, Melville Cooper, Leo G. Carroll. Screenplay: Robert E. Sherwood, Joan Harrison, Philip MacDonald, Michael Hogan, based on a novel by Daphne Du Maurier. Cinematography: George Barnes. Art direction: Lyle R. Wheeler, William Cameron Menzies. Music: Franz Waxman. Rebecca is a very good movie. Would it have been a better one if Alfred Hitchcock, directing his first American film, had been left alone by the producer, David O. Selznick, an incurable micromanager? That's the question that lingers, especially since Hitchcock later expressed some dissatisfaction with the film. It does mostly lack the director's sense of humor, except in the scene in which the horrid Mrs. Van Hopper (Florence Bates) snuffs a cigarette in a jar of cold cream, a gag Hitchcock liked so much that he used it again 15 years later in To Catch a Thief, in which the substitute ashtray is a fried egg. The differences between Hitchcock and Selznick largely lay in the realm of editing, in which Selznick loved to dabble, insisting that scenes be shot from various camera angles to give him latitude in the editing room. Hitchcock was a famous storyboarder, working out scenes and planning camera setups well in advance of the actual shooting -- "editing in the camera," as it's usually called. The story would probably also have been very different in the Hitchcock version: According to one source, the original version suggested by Hitchcock began on shipboard, with various people being seasick. Selznick, however, liked to stick closely to the novels on which he based his films: The opening title, for example, refers to the movie as a "picturization" of Daphne Du Maurier's bestseller. (This was doubtless a comfort to Du Maurier, who hated Hitchcock's version of her novel Jamaica Inn (1939) -- but then so did Hitchcock, and both of them were right to do so.) The glory of Rebecca lies mostly in its performances. Although Laurence Olivier never makes Maxim de Winter a fully credible character -- I think he felt he was slumming, doing the film only to be near Vivien Leigh, and disgusted when Selznick didn't cast her as the second Mrs. de Winter -- he was always a watchable actor, even when he wasn't doing a great job of it. Joan Fontaine is almost perfect in her role, making credible the crucial character switch, when she stops being shy and stands up to Mrs. Danvers. And Hitchcock must have loved working with the gaggle of British character actors who had flocked to Hollywood and populate all the supporting roles.

#Rebecca #Alfred Hitchcock #Judith Anderson #Joan Fontaine

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glampire-rockstar · 9 months

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JOE ANOA'I - Roman Reigns/Joe Leakee

GALINA BECKER - Zoie Jordan/Sierra Moore

JONATHAN GOOD - Jon Moxley/Dean Ambrose

RENEE PAQUETTE - Faye Wayland/Renee Young

COLBY LOPEZ - Seth Rollins/Tyler Black

SARAH ALESANDRELLI - Kourtney Scott/Danielle Morono

FERGAL DEVITT - Finn Balor/Jonah Arsene

VERO RODRIGUEZ - Amy Grayson/Jane Sharp

DANIEL GILLIES - Gavin Powers/Travis Dawson

ASHLEY FLIEHR - Charlotte Flair/Ashley Diamond

IAN SOMERHALDER - Hayden Evans/Brendan Smith

SARAYA BEVIS - Saraya Calaway/Paige Knight

JOSEPH MORGAN - Elijah Gonzales/Hunter Prince

REBECCA QUIN - Becky Lynch/Rebecca Knox

PAUL WESLEY - Isiah Alister/Zakai Danger

APRIL MENDEZ - AJ Lee/Mey Zodiac

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I've found the best characters for my AEW/WWE Fan-Fiction stories, I got the main boys from the Vampire Diaries and the Originals, and got the three married wives and a former girlfriend turned friend.

We know that most of the wrestlers here will be faces or heels, but I want them as the baddest bosses while the good guys are gonna be portrayed as sixteen newcomers who's shorter.

I got Jordan "Dan" Sweeto, Kayleigh "Wolfy" Smyth | Wolfychu, Patrick "Patty" Walters, Dorothy "Dottie" Martin, Johnnie Guilbert, Alexandria "Alex" Dorame, James Tyler Hagen, Shannon "Shan" Taylor, Nathan "Nate" Owens, Leda "Monster Bunny" Muir, Damon "Dee" Fizzy, Carson Fanikos, Luke Jeydon Wale, Samantha "Sam" Rochelle, Kyle David Hall, and Meghan Marie Hogan for the OC portrayals cause I like people within the goth/punk/emo/scene style.

I figured that modern day of straight history meets attitude era for their bad influence; my sixteen OCs doesn't care for the rules and are the most rebellious people in WWE.

This takes place from SummerSlam 2012 for the Fallen Angels and their first victory in Night of Champions: Gold Rush; Survivor Series 2012 for the Shield and their first victory in TLC; Royal Rumble 2013 for the Dark Gods and their first victory in Elimination Chamber; WrestleMania 29 for the Resistance and their first victory in Extreme Rules; they're known as the Pack of Lone Wolves.

For each OC stable...their names are the following; the Unholy Circle for the girls, the Genesis for the girls, the Blood Order for the boys, and the Demolition for the boys; they're the Pride of Wild Lions.

Comment down on ring names for my OCs and follow me at Wattpad on GlampireRockstar...sayonara guys!

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stony-ao3-feed · 1 year

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The Stark Who Loved Me

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by Girl_Back_There, gonetoarcadia

It’s 1814 and Captain Steven Rogers joined the army to provide for his adoptive sister Miss Jamie Rebecca “Becky” Barnes following the death of their parents. Although she’d prefer to run away to join the army too, instead she decides to do what will guarantee to bring him home and provide for both of them: marry.

The Viscount Anthony Stark is a known Rake and prefers it that way, but he can feel the clock counting down until he needs to produce an heir to inherit everything. With the Stark estate in jeopardy, he’s running out of both time and options. If he has to, then who better than the diamond of the season, Miss Barnes? The only hitch: her overbearing, troublesome brother. Her extremely handsome, overbearing, troublesome brother.

Nothing is simple in the game of courtship, especially when the most dangerous thing of all becomes involved: falling in love.

Words: 92303, Chapters: 15/15, Language: English

Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Avengers (Marvel Movies)

Rating: Explicit

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply

Categories: M/M

Characters: Steve Rogers, Tony Stark, James "Bucky" Barnes, Pepper Potts, James Rhodes, Natasha Romanov (Marvel), Thor (Marvel), Clint Barton, Nick Fury, Carol Danvers, Brock Rumlow, Obadiah Stane, Ezekiel Stane, Sam Wilson (Marvel), Bruce Banner

Relationships: Steve Rogers/Tony Stark

Additional Tags: Inspired by Bridgerton (TV), Female Bucky Barnes, Alternate Universe, Historical, Historical Inaccuracy, Enemies to Lovers, Tony Stark Has A Heart, Steve Rogers Needs a Hug, Howard Stark's A+ Parenting, Happy Ending, Sexual Tension, Mutual Pining, Denial of Feelings, Banter, Porn with Feelings, Minor Carol Danvers/James "Rhodey" Rhodes, Minor Happy Hogan/Pepper Potts, Minor Bucky Barnes/Natasha Romanov, Minor Character Death, Romance

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#stony #fanfiction #ao3feed #superhusbands #stevetony

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ao3feed-irondadspiderson · 1 year

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https://archiveofourown.org/works/44728255

Burnt by Ice by Anchanee Of the nine billion people on this planet, fate has chosen his parent's killer as his omega. Wasn't that a kick to the teeth? Will Tony claim him? Of course, he will! If only to see Steve Rogers crumble. Words: 1558, Chapters: 1/34, Language: English Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Avengers (Marvel Movies), Captain America (Movies), captain america: civil war - Fandom Rating: Explicit Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence Categories: M/M Characters: Tony Stark, James "Bucky" Barnes, Steve Rogers, James "Rhodey" Rhodes, Happy Hogan, Pepper Potts, Peter Parker, Harley Keener, Harley Keener's Sister, Rebecca Barnes Proctor, Winter Soldier, Jarvis (Iron Man movies), Friday (Marvel), Tadashi (Avengers Movies), Vision (Marvel), DUM-E (Marvel) Relationships: James "Bucky" Barnes/Tony Stark, Peter Parker & Tony Stark, Harley Keener & Tony Stark, Abigail Keener & Tony Stark, James "Bucky" Barnes & Abigail Keener, James "Rhodey" Rhodes & Tony Stark, Tony Stark/Winter Soldier Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Alpha/Omega, Alpha Tony Stark, Alpha Steve Rogers, Omega Bucky Barnes, Omega Pepper Potts, Angst, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, art therapy, Bucky Barnes Needs Therapy, Multiple Personality Disorder, Enemies to Lovers, Not Steve Rogers Friendly, Harley's Sister is called Abigail, Sadist Tony Stark, Masochist James "Bucky" Barnes, BARF | Binarily Augmented Retro Framing (Marvel), Safe Sane and Consensual, kind of, Dark Tony Stark, Suicidal Thoughts

#IFTTT #ao3feed #fanfic #iron dad and spider son #spider son #iron dad #peter parker #tony stark

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