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nuestrodestinocomun · 1 year

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“Ser nadie más que tú mismo – en un mundo que se esfuerza día y noche en convertirte en alguien más – implica luchar la batalla más dura que alguien puede luchar, y nunca dejar de pelear”

Con estas vigorosas y valientes palabras el poeta vanguardista y escritor americano Edward Estlin Cummings (más conocido como E.E. Cummings) alienta en su texto “A Poet´s Advice to Students”, mediante consejos y experiencias, a los poetas y a todos aquellos que se encuentran inmersos en el a veces oscuro, pero vital y profundamente necesario camino de la creación artística, para arrojar luz y esperanza sobre el mismo, para trabajar duro y encontrarse a uno mismo.

Sirva esta introducción como anuncio de la nueva aventura musical de Michaelsberg, experiencia esta con la que ya se estrenara en 2021, en el álbum “Lost in the abysses of time” inspirado en la novela de Virginia Woolf “The Waves”, por motivo del 90 aniversario de su publicación. En este caso es un poema del citado escritor E.E. Cummings, titulado “This is the garden: colours come and go” el elegido para inspirar los nuevos temas de Michaelsberg en 2023.

El concepto del “jardín” es algo que aparece constantemente en la literatura de todos los tiempos, constituyendo una alegoría llena de simbolismos y metáforas relacionadas con la vida y la muerte, con la juventud, con nuestro paso por este mundo, y cómo las experiencias de nuestro día a día van dando lugar a lo que en el futuro serán nuestros recuerdos.

El jardín simboliza la belleza, la juventud. Con el paso del tiempo, en los seres humanos, la edad hace que la lozanía de los cuerpos, su belleza y elasticidad se desvanezcan, de igual manera, el color, el perfume y el olor o el brillo desaparecen de las flores y de las plantas, que se van marchitando poco a poco.

Asimismo el cambio de color de la naturaleza representa también que las cosas más valiosas de la vida son las mas difíciles de mantener.

Otros grandes artistas como E.E. Cummings han recurrido al símil del jardín para desarrollar sus más bellos e inspirados escritos y poemas.

La ya citada Viriginia Woolf en su relato “Kew Gardens” realiza también una narración en la que va intercalando las conversaciones de la gente que pasea por un jardín de Londres, con las descripciones de plantas e insectos, hasta tal punto que a veces todo acaba fundiéndose en un único ecosistema. “Las figuras de estos hombres y mujeres pasaban ante el arriate con un curioso movimiento irregular que recordaba al vuelo de las mariposas blancas y azules que zigzagueaban de un macizo al siguiente”

El poeta español Francisco Brines en su bello poema “Ante el jardín nublado” reflexiona de la siguiente manera sobre la vida: “Soy la mirada en el jardín nublado, del yerto mundo, de la cama difunta, que produce los sueños. ¿En dónde están, y a dónde va mi vida que ya no está?”.

La escritora y poetisa Emily Dickinson, que vivió la mayor parte de su vida en la casa familiar de Amherst (Hampshire, Masachusetts) pasaba horas contemplando desde la ventana de su habitación un pequeño jardín, así como los prados y bosques cercanos por los que solía salir a explorar y a recopilar flores que luego prensaba: “No quiero que lo sepan las laderas por las que tanto paseé, ni decirles a los amados bosques el día en que me iré”.

Incluso el gran poeta alemán Goethe era también un apasionado de la botánica que le llevó a escribir un tratado sobre las mismas en “La metamorfosis de las plantas” con una minuciosa capacidad de observación y su enorme sensibilidad poética.

Sin más dilación, les dejamos a continuación con el poema de E.E. Cummings acompañado de la música de Michaelsberg, inspirada en dicho texto.

"This is the garden:colours come and go, frail azures fluttering from night’s outer wing strong silent greens silently lingering, absolute lights like baths of golden snow. This is the garden:pursed lips do blow upon cool flutes within wide glooms,and sing (of harps celestial to the quivering string) invisible faces hauntingly and slow. This is the garden. Time shall surely reap and on Death’s blade lie many a flower curled, in other lands where other songs be sung; yet stand They here enraptured,as among the slow deep trees perpetual of sleep some silver-fingered fountain steals the world."

Bandcamp: This is the garden

Esperamos que lo disfruten.

Cuídense.

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hartshorn-and-isinglass · 10 months

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Sudbury Devil Trailer Just Dropped.

Get hype, ding-dongs.

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He's holding the premiere in September at The Satanic Temple in Salem, Masachusetts--just in case you needed this to be a little more on point (and all of us superfans are having Great Angst over the expected price of accommodations if we were to roadtrip in for said premiere). After that will be select screenings at arthouse indie theaters across the US (if you know a theater that would be into indie horror now is the time to put them in contact with Atun-Shei Films) and then availability on streaming.

Given Andy's love for movies like Ravenous I expect this to be chock-a-block full of gore (not my favorite but I will soldier through it for films that are worth it) and repressed sexual tension (absolutely my favorite).

#Atun Shei #atun shei films #the sudbury devil #17th century horror #Youtube #historical horror

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paladin-n-cleric · 2 years

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has a maltese mercury man said that the best thing i’ve ever done was about masachusetts? because mike wouldn’t have met el if he didn’t meet will? i’m fairly certain i remember that

#byler

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southofeerie · 1 year

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just rewatched the long goodbye . nobody talk to me rn im thinking abt cj cregg and only my girl cj cregg (saddest girl in dayton)

like i mean first off- the fact that her brothers are NEVER mentioned. not sure if that's a writing inconsistency or a deliberate choice to show how as the youngest and only girl she was placed under different expectations. she mentions like 3 clubs she was in and we can gather from the fact that everybody knows her that she was probably in a lot more (not to mention she's a national merit scholar). she moves to masachusetts and then CALIFORNIA for college, that's about as far as you can get from ohio (within monetary reason), and apparently hardly returns.

the episode itself says so much and so little about her. she goes fishing once or twice with her dad despite her father loving it. everyone in her home town knows her but nobody keeps in regular contact with her. nobody expects her to come home despite her saying she would. also the fact that nobody is surprised when she leaves, it just says so much

she's just so disconnected throughout, zero nostalgia or funny memories, no looking forward to the reunion itself.

also love that toby keeps checking up on her. it's sweet. unclear how much he actually knows but it's a good effort and shows how close they are

anyways. that's all i've got for now. cj cregg my beloved, west wing is so good at understated sad backstories, and the sheer amount of people with understated sad backstories the bartlet presidency has is wild

#the west wing #cj cregg #west wing #thinking about her always #love her #also . the west wing senior staff should have been childhood friends #would be so funny #i feel like they all validate each others sad high school experiences #cj will say “you know when youre in high school and youre so depressed and all you want to do is leave your home town”#and josh and toby are like “yeah no i get it”#and they all go about thinking this is so normal #until they find someone who actually enjoyed their childhood #anyways #thats enough abt her for now i have finals to do

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synergysilhouette · 1 year

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Remaking X-Men: Evolution (Season 4)

(REUPLOAD)

Heads up! Since I want to get into the Dark Phoenix Saga and other arcs, some of the episodes may be drastically changed or removed, as well as brand new episodes! And at this point, I imagine it's more PG-13 (more heavy action/suggestive themes). Be sure to check out my posts for remaking seasons 1-3.

Sins of the Son--Honestly an underrated episode. Since the main story is character-sensitive, I'll keep the roster the same. Professor X notices that since their battle with Apocalypse, he's had a bad feeling that the bad times are only beginning. When he seeks out Destiny in a neutral location before going to Scotland, she warns him that he will lose a daughter and a son. When Lucas captures Jean, he mentally tortures her, breaking through some of the barriers in her mind. When Professor X accidentally helps Lucas to become the dominant personality, he attempts to attack the X-Men, only for Jean's power to erupt and protect them. While Lucas escapes, Jean is both frightened and exhilarated by the rush of power she experienced, proclaiming "I am Phoenix." She collapses in exhaustion, scaring Cyclops and horrifying Professor X, who has already lost his son. Meanwhile the B-story happens between Iceman and Nightcrawler, with Rogue, Gambit, and Havok trying to track them down.

2. No Good Deed--Wanda slowly regains more of her painful memories, as does Simon. Having heard about the accident Wanda caused and Simon's swaying allegiance, Mastermind decides to escape from Magneto's control. He barely escapes, as Daken has taken the place of Colossus on the team and was not intent on letting him leave. Mastermind decides to track down Wanda himself in order to turn her into a personal weapon in case Magneto tries to harm him, as well as gain protection and influence by getting a coveted spot in the Inferno Club (or Hellfire Club if we're PG-13). One night in New York, he feels a burst of energy and quickly deduces that it came from Jean Grey. When she returns to the X-Mansion, Mastermind takes the opportunity to manipulate her temporarily weak mind, essentially following the comic's version of her induction as the Black Queen. The X-Men, while trying to find Jean, are unable to fully search for her following the Brotherhood staging disasters in order to look heroic, taking advantage of the fact that Mystique and Destiny were on a mission looking to track down Mr. Sinister. After the Brotherhood is subdued, Professor X takes the time to explain to the Brotherhood and the X-Men that a few days before going to Scotland, Jean had accompanied Professor X, Beast, and Wolverine on a secret space mission to find Vulcan, who had fled to space in order to escape Sinister. While searching for him, Jean was exposed to a solar flare, unlocking a dangerous alter ego within her psyche known as Phoenix. While Psylocke and Professor X attempted to suppress the entity when they returned to the mansion, it was inevitable that it would break out once more, imbedding itself inside of Jean and taking advantage of her blossoming powers and lack of self-control. Thinking back to Legion and the events of "Power Surge," Professor X fears Destiny's prophecy will come true.

3. Inferno Academy--My first OG episode completely of my creation. It basically introduces Cypher, a mutant able to understand and translate any and every language in the universe. While Mastermind continues to seduce the Phoenix's psyche, Emma Frost discovers Douglas Ramsey and invites him to join Masachusetts prep, a school that she recently graduated from with a few mutant students. With her powers of telepathy, she could easily get him accepted into the school. In a shift from the comics, he accepts, though promises to keep in contact with Prodigy, a friend he made while in New York. However, he discovers Frost is an enemy to the X-Men and her intentions with Jean. However, he is afraid to leave, concerned that the Inferno Club will harm him. He makes friends with Shinobi Shaw, a young man with density control who invites him to befriend the other mutants at the school who formed a group founded by Emma known as the Hellions, who double as assistants to the members of the Inferno Club. Cypher reluctantly joins, hoping to gain information that will help the X-Men.

4. Target X--Very different from the original episode. In this, Daken has been masquerading as Wolverine and has been creating issues around the globe, killing humans and causing acts of terrorism. Wolverine is arrested by S.H.I.E.L.D., and X-23 decides to to break into a S.H.I.E.L.D. facility in order to save him. However, Daken poses as a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent and seemingly kills Wolverine and injures Laura, though he feels sympathy for her being a clone. He causes the facility to self-destruct, but not before everyone could escape--including Laura and Wolverine. He's enraged, but Magneto informs him that now is not the time to take revenge, instead telling him to hunt down Mastermind. For the B-story, it's Gambit and Rogue who take to teaching the New Mutants rather than Jean and Cyclops.

5. Ghost of a Chance--Explores Cypher meeting other mutants at the academy known as the Infernals, who happen to serve as the assistants to the Inferno Club: Empath, Wither, Firestar, Penance, Elixir, and Warpath, as well as Shinobi. While on his own, Cypher dreams about Danielle Moonstar, who warns Cypher that even if he is compliant, the Inferno Club will manipulate and use him until he has nothing left. For several days, he continues to dream of her, eventually coming to the conclusion that she is not a personification of his worries, but is being held prisoner in the academy. With the help of Shinobi, he manages to get past the Hellions and the three escape. There is also a flashback explaining how Shinobi grew to hate his father Sebastian Shaw due to emotional and physical abuse. For the B-story, Nightcrawler, Storm, and Magik are trying to teach Rictor, Angel, Shadowcat, and Jubilee how to properly work together as a team.

6. Welcome to Prime Time-- Shinobi, Cypher, and Danielle (AKA Mirage) escape from Massachusetts Academy when Prodigy informs Cypher of an alien creature that had appeared and they were unable to communicate with it. The three part ways once they return to New York, with Danielle and Cypher going to the X-Mansion. However, before he reaches the mansion, Danielle, Rictor, Cannonball, Shadowcat, Jubilee, and Bezerker are transported into the Mojoverse. Taking advantage of their youthful desire for attention, he tasks them with defeating the "dangerous vigilantes" Longshot and Shatterstar. Their mission allows the father and son duo to reunite, and the New Mutants manage to drive Mojo back to his dimension. While angry, Mojo notes that the televised special was a ratings hit, and that there could possibly be another hit in the making: the Dark Phoenix. While offered a place with the X-Men, Shatterstar and Longshot decline, but are still allowed to stay. Shatterstar and Rictor's relationship begins here. While some of the team is away, Cypher helps the rest of the X-Men and the New Mutants mollify the alien creature, eventually becoming fast friends with "Warlock."

7. The Black Queen--Mastermind and Emma Frost finally finish brainwashing the Phoenix. "Jean" sends a distress signal to the X-Men, begging them to save her from the Inferno Club. When Mirage and Cypher inform the team that they learned the Inferno Club's intentions--to control the power of the Phoenix and achieve ultimate power--the X-Men (including Beast and Wolverine) rush to save her, telling the New Mutants to put the mansion on lockdown. However, Magik misses the conversation and Colossus goes in her place, hoping to make amends to the team as well as keep her out of danger. They find themselves quickly overwhelmed by the Inferno Club, with Mastermind engaging in a psychic duel against Cyclops. While he defeats Cyclops' psychic image, the result unleashes the Phoenix's true power, driving Mastermind insane and fully releasing Wanda and Simon from his grasp. The phoenix flees into space, coming into battle against Vulcan. The two are weakened, given her intergalactic trip and his abuse by Apocalypse, but the Phoenix strikes him down and sends him spiraling back to Earth. Left alone in space, the Phoenix questions if she is really Jean, recalling back to the incident where Jean became one with the Phoenix. In a fit of confusion and rage (not to mention hunger), she devours an uninhabited planet.

8. Brothers--Havok and Cyclops' attempt to reconcile with Vulcan. They (and Professor X), find him located on an island known as Krakoa. We see flashbacks of Vulcan's past, seeing how Sinister raised him and studied him, stunting his powers with his creation known as the Omega machine. While Vulcan's power greatly returned as a servant to Apocalypse, his defeat has him weakened, as does his battle against the phoenix. However, his brothers convince him to help them fight the Phoenix, though Cyclops emphasizes that he cannot kill Jean. Mr. Sinister discover their whereabouts, and after a brief battle, Vulcan promises to go back with Sinister so much more experiments could be conducted on him, but only if Sinister destroys his sample of Jean's DNA. Sinister declines, but Cyclops bargains for Vulcan's freedom (as it's revealed Sinister set an explosive in his bloodstream should he ever betray him), and in exchange, he offers to give Sinister a sample of his own DNA, which he learns Sinister has been lusting after. Mr. Sinister is about to contemplate it when Professor X relays a message to him with a third bargain involving the island of Krakoa. Sinister easily accepts the new deal. During the B-story, Daken finds and apprehend an insane Mastermind, with Magneto becoming intent on rehabilitating him when he realizes that Wanda may indeed remember everything, revealing that she can also warp reality. The episode ends when it's revealed that both Simon and Wanda are gone.

9. Final Say--Daken returns to Japan following his co-capture of Mastermind and learning of the Phoenix from Magneto, who in turn heard it from Professor X. He reports to Romulus, a mutant who has raised him following his mother's death. It's revealed he wants to kill Wolverine due to believing he is responsible for the death of his mother. When he learns that Wolverine and X-23 are in Japan, he sets out to kill them. During his hunt for them, he gets the help from a young woman named Domino in Tokyo, and they set out to defeat them. When they fight, Daken suspects Romulus of lying to him, and turns the tables on him. Against Wolverine's wishes, Daken kills Romulus, hoping to end the cycle of manipulation he has inflicted on Wolverine's bloodline, and promptly disappears. He leaves, renouncing his role as an Acolyte. Wolverine invites both Laura and Domino to join the X-Men, but both reject his offer. Laura wants to discover more of who she is on her own, while Domino (unbeknownst to anyone) has been secretly invited to join Magneto as one of his Acolytes. Back in New York, Rogue and Gambit go on a triple date with Storm and Nightcrawler and Shadowcat and Lance. They hope to catch some reprieve following the recent events, but Rogue is downcast. Having seen Jean and Scott as the perfect couple, she fears that if their relationship is meant for disaster, then hers isn't meant to last either. The episode ends with the couples growing closer, an implied message that they may not have many more times to go on dates before the end.

10. Homesick (Part 1)--The phoenix returns to Jean's childhood home, musing between her feelings for her loved ones and her destructive impulses. The X-Men, Vulcan, and the Brotherhood, along with Magneto's Acolytes appear in the area, but Professor X stresses the need to appeal to Jean's mind. Storm, Rogue, and Cyclops accompany him into her house, where they express their feelings for her. Hoping to help Jean, Rogue attempts to absorb some of her powers, only to be immensely overwhelmed. Seeing an opening against the Phoenix (who is fighting for control against Jean and is temporarily disoriented from Rogue's attack), Vulcan attacks her viciously, aided by Polaris and Scarlet Witch, who silently appears out of nowhere. The other mutants attempt to stop her, but only the three latter mutants appear to do her any damage, but the fight is easily hers. Scott once more appeals to Jean, as does Professor X, and they feel Jean trying to break through. The episode ends with Rogue attempting to attack The Phoenix, who only reabsorbs her power. However, she feels Rogue's pain and sorrow, allowing for Professor X to project himself and Cyclops into her mind.

11. Another Life (Part 2)--Begins with Shinobi Shaw seen standing over Sebastian's dead body, revealing that when Emma Frost created the Hellions, Selene offered them power and influence if they managed to overthrow the other members of the Inferno Club, to which Shinobi jumped at the opportunity for, using his power of density manipulation to give his father a coronary attack. His rival, Trevor Fitzroy, defeats Donald Pierce. They taunt each other and note that Selene may not be done with them, and that Emma Frost has escaped. Meanwhile, Professor X and Cyclops battle the Phoenix inside her mind while the Brotherhood try to quell an enraged Wanda, who has suddenly turned her rage onto Magneto. Polaris and Quicksilver attempt to appeal to her, only to turn her rage on them, blaming them for allowing Magneto to ruin her life. Scott breaks through to Jean, who asks the Professor to destroy her and the Phoenix before she hurts anyone else. Professor X reluctantly agrees, much to Scott's protest. After a tearful goodbye, Jean is destroyed while the Phoenix escapes out of Earth. Scott breaks down, blaming Professor X for not trying to find a way to save Jean. He also grieves for Vulcan, who was mortally wounded in the fight. The X-Men turn their attention to Wanda, and she flees.

12. Sibling Rivalry--The Brotherhood is demoralized following the battle against the Phoenix. This enrages Pietro, who desperately tries to mollify Magneto, who feels as though he's failed even worse than before. Pietro has flashbacks to his childhood, noting how even then his power wasn't seen as particularly useful by his father, and that Wanda and Polaris were his favorites. After discovering that Emma Frost is now working with Magneto in order to help restore Mastermind's sanity, Pietro tracks down his father's headquarters and begs Mastermind to make him into the perfect soldier and son so be can prove he's useful to Magneto. Wanda is silently watching, believing the process will disorient Quicksilver and weaken Mastermind. However, the extensive pain Mastermind tries to undo weakens him, overexerting his energy before fully healing, and he collapses before finishing the process. Quicksilver attempts to please Magneto, becoming more level-headed and confident. Magneto is furious at Mastermind being incapacitated, and realizing that his plans to brainwash Wanda are at the very least delayed, attacks Pietro, crippling him. Wanda, seeing how awful Magneto treats his own son, who only wanted to please him, suffers a mental breakdown. And she says "After all this, after EVERYTHING you put us through, you still put your agenda before us! You took everything from me, and now I'll take your dreams away from you. There will be NO. MORE. MUTANTS."

13. Perfect Day--Starts with the mutants playing a game of mutant ball and discussing the Brotherhood's disbandment. During the game, many of the mutants find their powers failing them, leaving Psylocke, Havok, Storm, Colossus, Nightcrawler, Wolverine, Cannonball, Multiple, and Angel as the only powered X-Men. Rogue also maintains powers, but not her own; at the moment of the depower-ing, Gambit delivers a kiss to her. While Gambit is depowered and Rogue loses her absorption abilities, she finds that she can still use Remy's powers (a nod to Ultimate X-Men). Several weeks later, many of the depowered mutants have adjusted to normal life, while several of them are having trouble getting used to not being mutants. At school, Graydon Creed and Principal Kelly are weary, but still consider this a blessing--though they still are unkind to many of the former mutants. Mystique, disguised as Risty, convinces Graydon that the depowered mutants are no threat to them, but she suspects something is very off. Simon Lasker (who still has his powers) arrives on the doorstep of the X-Mansion. While he appears under the precedence of asking Bobby out on a date (his brainwashing undone), he informs Professor X that he witnessed Wanda's powers cause the decrease in mutants, and that Magneto is nowhere to be found.

Hope you liked my original content! Took a little longer with a lot of back and forth editing. Lemme know what your favorite episode(s) is.

#xmen #x men #marvel #marvel comics #storm #nightcrawler #cyclops #jean grey #rogue #iceman #brotherhood #magik #prodigy #house of M #x men evolution #scarlet witch #no more mutants

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gatutor · 1 year

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Lillian Roth (Boston, Masachusetts, 13/12/1910-New York City, 12/05/1980).

#Lillian Roth

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empirexsin · 1 year

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when can i see you again ? @williopolis

slouched against willow’s couch for several hours. has been sat in what looks like an uncomfortable position, back half-way down the couch, as he sits face-forward, watching the screen of her television. they watch tv shows and movies. they make fun of people and do their best impressions of people they watch, or fictional characters, or people they’ve interacted with that day. and sometimes dan gets his phone out too, to tell willow about one of his new special interests. by this, it means, the latest thing he has become obsessed over. it usually fits into two categories: absurd or conspiracy. ‘ i was reading this...thing- ’ an article. ‘ they say that there’s this company - in masachusettes - and they clone people. and...and we’re just walking around, thinking our favorite celebrity is just living their best life - but really they’ve died and we’re watching a clone of them on mtv ’. he speaks as if it’s true. real fact. voice changes a little when he’s interested in something. a mixture between serious and excitement. as if he can’t wait to get the rest of his sentence out, because he’s expecting an equally fascinated reaction.

“ i’ve been here all day, and i saw you twice this week, that’s a lot of time isn’t it? ” he answers her. dan ends up seeing willow when he’s not working. on his days off. and when he’s working he fidgets, thinking about whether she’s texted him and if he has the accessibility to check his phone and reply. except this week he had three days off, but had spent one evening with a former elderly victim in her home. he’s not meant to. but her grandson had stolen her car, beaten her up in a fit of rage, and since that incident, the woman has grown fond of him as if he’s replaced her grandson. emails his work email to ask him if he wants to come over for dinner in front of the tv. and he does, sometimes. sits in her big floral armchair that feels uncomfortable in its texture. and he pets her two chihuahas that he expects aren’t old dogs at all - but somehow mimic the same poor mobility skills as their elderly owner. and mrs greenwood knows about willow. if only because dan texts her so much. ‘ me and my husband were friends first ’ she says, and dan doesn’t exactly think too much into that. usually because when he visits, she’s always watching judge judy, and so dan can get easily distracted and diverts he subject to that while they’re eating their microwave, tv dinner.

his and willow’s friendship has built significantly in a short amount of time. especially after he initially went to arrest her for vandalising a vehicle. instead he’d ended up giving her advice instead. ‘ you’re not doing it right...you have to kick the mirror, not pull it. you’ll be here all day if you try pulling it. kick it a little - like that film, kill bill ’. ever since then they’ve gone out for dinner, drinks, lounged together in one anothers homes. a weird feeling when he had willow initially in the space of his reasonably new apartment. if only because the last time he’d shared his space with someone was when his wife was still alive. but he’d got a new place to live since then. new everything. for new memories. memories that seem to be invaded by willow having a presence in them now. how he’ll find her hair in his bathroom. hair ties on the kitchen spice shelf. almost as if she lives with him, despite having her own apartment.

“ i don’t know, ” he says. he has put his coat on, as if ready to leave. and he should leave. it gets late and then he craves the feeling of laying down, flat, on a bed. his bed. “ whenever you want. you’ve...still got the key to my place haven’t you? ” he straightens his posture a little, “ just drop by whenever. just...not until after eleven am. i like going for a run and then...sleeping in again ” doesn’t think he’d be a good host if willow had let herself into his apartment, only to find dan, asleep in his bed, stretched out, dishevelled, and snoring lightly into the quiet, cool air.

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