Getting drunk with Jacob Frye
He mentions his urgency to make his own 'the rooks' gang every 5 seconds
Right after you're both done with drinking, he will take your hand to climb with him on the buildings' rooftops with your both laughter blaring all over the place
(NSFW/+18) You will end up making love on the rooftop of some building under the pale moonlight
He doesn't really like drinking to the point of getting wasted a lot, to keep his perception in a good level and stay connected with his surroundings. But he will definitely get drunk when he's around you. He would be so taken by you that he won't realise what he should and shouldn't do
His sense of humour increases and he throws more jokes when he gets drunk than he does in usual
You both talk about all the mess he did in the whole country. How he derailed a train, set fire to theatres, messed up factories, took the prime minister's spouse for a walk to one of the most dangerous England streets, and nearly crashing Britain's economy
And of course he must mention how Evie always interrupts his plans, which -in fact- means fixing his dumb doings and saving the day
"When Evie first heard of the squabble that happened yesterday in town, she pointed her fingers of blame at me, accusing me of starting that fight. Yes, I may have started it by accident, but she really must have a little faith in me, right?"
Will obviously start random fights with everyone in the inn
You don't really want to see how brutal he gets if someone tried to harass you one way or another, it's like releasing a monster -that's been tied for years- on the loose
It should be obvious that he grows more confident to flirt, and his feelings towards you loom clearer. He might even propose to you
Shouting in the middle of the inn, telling everyone how gorgeous and smart you are and how lucky he is to have you by his side? That's undoubtedly happening
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So does anyone else think that Seventeen Going Under by Sam Fender is EXTREMELY Jacob Frye coded?
-Like specifically his older self. He’s either talking to his younger self or specifically his son. As in Jacob’s son is doing dumb shit and he wants to make sure his kid doesn’t do the same mistakes he did
-I really want to emphasize the line:
“I was far too scared to hit him
But I would hit him in a heartbeat now
That's the thing with anger
It begs to stick around”
-like this could obviously be about his dad or Maxwell Roth. He’s angry at both of them for different reasons, but he eventually acknowledges that holding onto that anger isn’t healthy but he’s still gonna struggle with it
-so obviously he wants to teach his son that holding onto anger isn’t gonna help at what he’s angry with
-also I want to point out this entire verse:
“See I spent my teens enraged
Spiralin' in silence
And I armed myself with a grin
'Cause I was always the fuckin' joker
Buried in their humor
Amongst the white noise and boys' boys
Locker-room talkin' lads' lads
Drenched in cheap drink and snide fags
A mirrored picture of my old man
Oh God, the kid's a dab hand
Canny chanter, but he looks sad”
-it’s probably safe to assume that Jacob was a complete little shit as a teen. He is furious at his father for effectively forcing him into “holding up a legacy”. So goofing off becomes a coping mechanism basically
-the line “a mirrored picture of my old man, oh god, the kid’s a dab hand. Canny chanter, but he looks sad” hits a lot harder if you assume that Jacob is a dead-ringer for his father. No matter how hard he tries, he’ll always be reminded of his father’s face, every time he looks in the mirror, especially as he gets older
-basically what I’m trying to say is that this song is Jacob reflecting on his past, mainly his mistakes. He knew how much pain and grief he caused himself and his loved ones. So when he sees his son starting down a similar path, Jacob wants to save him from suffering the same kind of pain
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