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somethingusefulfromflorida · 6 months

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If you're looking for some indie novels to get you into the Halloween mood, let me recommend the works of my friend Ren Montgomery. She's self-published over on Amazon, and I want to get the word out for her three books.

Horror

Haunt is a period piece set in the late 1970s. It tells the story of the Stewarts, a dysfunctional family who are looking for a fresh start in a brand new housing development, but the trauma they bring with them feeds into something sinister within the house itself. Pete is an abusive alcoholic, Mae is a lapsing fundamentalist at her wits' end, and their three young girls Kelly, Robin, and Lori are just trying to get through the new school year without slitting each others' throats.

Ren explores what it means to have faith when your views don't line up with what your Church dictates, and when those in power don't have your best interest at heart. Haunt is about the ties that bind a struggling family together, for better, or more often for worse, and the pain they face while trying to break the cycle of abuse. The presence which darkens the doorstep of the Stewarts' new haunt heightens their worst impulses and brings each and every one of them to their personal breaking point.

Haunt is both terrifying and gripping, and the 70s setting permeates every aspect of the plot; it doesn't feel like a modern story with a nostalgic 1970s coat of paint over it, it feels like something straight out of the dingy, smoke-filled, no-seatbelts-or-airbags era, an oft forgotten aspect of the decade that so many authors struggle to capture on page.

Contemporary fantasy

Monsters Are We is a story about burning bridges, both accidentally and on purpose. With some relationships, when the passion is gone, you can cut your losses and go your separate ways, but Penelope Draven doesn't have that option. Her old life with Leo the soul-sucking cheater needs to come to an end so her new life can begin.

She's danced this dance before, but this time around is going to be much more difficult for two very important reasons. First, she finally has something that makes her hesitate before throwing it all away, something she wants desperately to take with her when she goes; her teenage daughter, Clementine. Second, Leo knows what she is, what she's done, and what she's capable of, and he's not going to let either of them go so easily.

Ren explores the relationship between a mother and daughter from two very different generations, but who are more like one another than either realize. Monsters Are We is about figuring out who you are and choosing who you want to be. It's about being allowed to make irreparable mistakes so you can learn from them. The Draven girls find themselves on a road trip to hell and back which puts their lives and the lives of their closest friends into Leo's crosshairs. When they find themselves down on their luck, Penelope knows how to make her own, but it comes with a price.

Psychological thriller

Drawn to You is the story of the one that got away and one woman's twisted machinations to try and get it back. Ruby Deardon never got over her college crush, Sean Chaplin. They could have had something beautiful, Ruby tells herself, if only they had had anything at all. The timing was never right, the dominoes never fell the way she needed them to, so she lost her chance at her fairy tale happy ending.

Well, after nearly a decade of pining from a distance she decides to take matters into her own hands and insert herself back into Sean's life so they can finally have the life she's always wanted. He wants it too, she's sure of it, he just doesn't know it yet.

But just as she's about to zero in on Sean, she learns that Jeremy is zeroing in on her. She's was his one that got away, and while most women would be wary of his level of obsession, Ruby sees him as nothing but an obstacle standing between her and the future she's set her mind on. Jeremy is an unexpected dog in Ruby's game of cat and mouse, but cats have claws, and he has no idea what she's willing to do to make sure the mouse gets got.

#horror #contemporary fantasy #psychological thriller #novels #books #book recommendations #indie books #self publishing #halloween #halloween season #halloween books #halloween novels

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edwin--artifex · 5 months

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"FEUERBLUME – DIE ZWEI LEBEN DER MARISA MELL"

Ö 2023 – 64 Minuten – deutsche Fassung R: Markus Mörth D: Marisa Mell, Erika Pluhar, Helmut Berger

Wer war Marisa Mell? Die Personae der berühmten Grazer Schauspielerin und Privatperson Marlis Moitzi werden im Dokumentarfilm Feuerblume – Die zwei Leben der Marisa Mell einander gegenübergestellt. Weggefährt:innen wie Christine Kaufmann und Erika Pluhar erinnern sich.

Der Film versucht, mit aktuellem Blick und vor dem Hintergrund der #MeToo-Bewegung die Rolle der Frau im Filmbusiness der 1960er- bis 1980er-Jahre zu hinterfragen.

"Feuerblume - Die zwei Leben der Marisa Mell" ("Fireflower: The Two Lives of Marisa Mell") Documentary (2022-2023) Portrait / Directed & written by Markus Mörth/ Production Markus Mörth Filmproduktion GmbH/ ORF - Österreichischer Rundfunk /

Production Designer & Art Director: Burkhard Stulecker

locations/fixer: Roma: Edwin Alexander Francis

SPECIAL THANX TO: Annamode for letting us film Marisa Mell's beautiful costumes inside their workshop and to VPI Voice Professionals Italy for letting us film in their 'office' on Piazza Vittorio, Rome

local crew: from left to right: Edwin, Burkhard (Art), Astrid (DOP), Markus (Director/Producer) and 'X' our Sound-stand-in

...and here's a 'historical' snapshot featuring Marisa (centre left) (c) Burkhard Stulecker (second from the right) and Helmut Berger (on the right) ->

Marisa M. & Marcello M. starring in 'Casanova 70 ->

a brief bio ->

Marisa Mell was born in 1939 in Graz, Austria. Her film debut was in 1954 in “Das licht der Liebe”. She went on to make “Dr”, “City of Fear”, “French Dressing”, “Masqurade” and “Danger Diabolik”. In 1967 she was on Broadway as “Mata Hari” a musical with Pernell Roberts. It was not a success. Marisa Mell died in 1992 in Vienna.

....and a brief portrait (c) Tina Aumont (from an article published in the series: Tina Aumont’s Eyes)

Beautiful and exiting, the stunning Marisa Mell appeared in an array of cult classics and exploitation favourites, from both Italy and abroad. Never shy with nudity, she is also remembered for her glamorous pictorials that featured in many glossy publications during her long and varied career.

Born in Austria on February 24th 1939, Marisa Mell’s life was nearly over before her career even took off. In 1963, after having appeared in only a handful of European movies, Marisa was involved in a serious traffic accident while in France. She nearly lost her right eye and would spend the next two years having plastic surgery, which resulted in a slight curl to her upper lip. During this time though, she continued to make films both home and abroad. In 1964 Marisa played a French movie star in Ken Russell’s film debut ‘French Dressing’, a fun comedy with James Booth and Roy Kinnear. Staying in the UK, she was a femme fatale in Basil Deardon’s spy spoof ‘Masquerade’ (’65), with Cliff Robertson. Back in Italy, Marisa was one of Marcello Mastroianni’s conquests, along with Michèle Mercier and Virna Lisi, in the entertaining romp ‘Casanova ‘70’ (’65).

Marisa is perhaps best known for Mario Bava’s stylish 1968 caper ‘Danger: Diabolik’, as the sexy girlfriend of John Phillip Law’s slick criminal; Diabolik. A big hit in Europe, it’s a fun if dated tongue-in-cheek romp that’s developed quite a cult over the years. Also in 1968, Marisa co-starred in the corny sex farce ‘Anyone Can Play’, alongside Virna Lisi and former Bond Girls Ursula Andress and Claudine Auger. The following year she gave a good performance in Lucio Fulci’s first giallo ‘One on Top of the Other’ (’69), looking sexy and dangerous in dual roles. Marisa would again have a double role in the Spanish thriller ‘Marta’, co-starring Stephen Boyd. An interesting though sometimes frustrating movie, it had Marisa play a murderess who resembles the estranged wife of a wealthy man (Boyd), who has murdered his own mother. More of a character study with added intrigue, than the usual giallo, both Boyd and Mell are very good and there are a few surprises along the way.

The following year Marisa would yet again play two roles, this time as twins, in exploitation king Umberto Lenzi’s pretty good giallo ‘Seven Blood-Stained Orchids’ (’72). Marisa looked stunning as a honeymooning bride who’s attacked on a train by a mysterious figure dressed in black. A rare Hollywood film came in 1975 when she had a small role in the Diana Ross fashion drama ‘Mahogany’, as the owner of an Italian modelling agency. It did little to help her career, but at least she got to work with her early crush; Anthony Perkins. Back in Europe Marisa was brutalized by a psychotic Helmut Berger in the sleaze-filled exploitation flick ‘Mad Dog Killer’ (’77), a typically grimy revenge picture from Italy, filled with rape, murder and car chases. In 1979 Mell appeared in ‘Ring of Darkness’, an Italian late entry in the whole ‘Exorcist’ rip-off cycle. A bit of a mess and hard to follow, it at least had a respectable cast including Frank Finlay, Ian Bannen and Anne Heywood. A silly but fun actioner followed with the terrorist-themed ‘Hostages!’ (’80), an international co-production with Stuart Whitman and Mexican favourite; Hugo Stiglitz.

Like many cult stars of the sixties and seventies, Marisa’s career had waned considerably by the 80’s, with only small roles in a few TV shows and Z-grade movies (including a guest spot in the 1983 porn flick ‘Nude Strike’), coming her way. After the dire Joe D’Amato fantasy ‘The Hobgoblin’ (’90), Mell’s final appearance was in the obscure 1991 comedy ‘I Love Vienna’. Married briefly to director Henri Tucci (’59-63) Marisa Mell sadly died in Vienna from throat cancer, on May 16th, 1992, aged just 53. A very good actress and a B-movie favourite, Marisa added charm and sex appeal to many European movies, and her legacy continues to be rediscovered by cult movie fans worldwide.

So, the "Feuerblume - Die zwei Leben der Marisa Mell" (Fireflower: The Two Lives of Marisa Mell) documentary directed & written by Markus Mörth is a must! The film tries to question the role of women in the film business between the 1960s to 80s while opening on current perspectives against the background of the #MeToo movement.

below: setting for the interview with Karin Aicardi (née Moitzi, Marlies Theresa Moitzi, aka Marisa Mell's cousin)

...and here are a few filmposters, just as reminder ->

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submissiveking99 · 8 months

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Mia Deardon, the second/female Speedy

Mia is cool but...

1, she does not have enough art

2, I do not feel comfertable writing for a character with aids

So...

#muse suggestion

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speok · 2 years

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Peligrosamente juntos

El fiscal del distrito Tom Logan es propuesto para otro cargo más importante, pero antes tiene que hacerse cargo de la defensa de su impredecible cliente Chelsea Deardon, que veinte años atrás presenció cómo su padre moría en un incendio junto a sus obras de arte. Se la acusa de robar algunos de los cuadros que sobrevivieron al incendio.

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icyleaf360 · 2 years

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80s Movie Quotes

The 80s had been a fun decade of emerging pop culture in films, leisure and style. From the rubik's cube to celebrity seek to parachute pants to %-guy: those had been the days. Let's pass back in time and remember the amusing. Those are a few the excellent quotes from movies :

Die Hard - "Come out to the coast. We'll get together, have a few laughs." - John McLain talking to himself while crawling through the airshaft.

St. Elmo's Fire - "Drunk definitely. I don't know if you could call it driving." - Billy Hicks chuckles (in reference to the car accident he caused driving Wendy Beamish's new car she got for graduation) after Alec Newberry tells him he is being arrested for drunk driving.

The Shining - "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy." - The narrative Jack Torrance has been writing as his novel all winter long while caretaker of the Overlook Hotel.

Summer School - "No, I'm teaching it." - Freddy Schoop's reaction on the first day of summer school when Dave and Chainsaw ask, "Mr. Schoop, wow, are you in this class too?"

Back To The Future - "Lorraine, my density has brought me to you." - When George Mcfly first meets Lorraine in the shake shop and explains that he is her density... I mean destiny.

Platoon - "Shut up and take the pain. TAKE THE PAIN!" - Sgt. Barnes barks to the soldier, wounded by Sgt. O'Neill's lame grenade toss, during the recon mission battle in which Junior falls asleep on his shift.

Legal Eagles - "Oh. Lets give her a fair trial... And then convict her." - Defense Attorney Tom Logan in reference to his client Chelsea Deardon argues with the juror who asks "Isn't she entitled to a fair trial?"

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wwprice1 · 3 years

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Green Arrow 80th Anniversary cover by Dan Mora! Love this — especially Connor Hawke!

#dc comics #dc heroes #dc women #oliver queen #green arrow #speedy #emilio laiso #red arrow #black canary #connor hawke #Mia deardon #dinah lance #Dan mora #roy harper #justice league

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gothamgirlgayngs · 2 years

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Mia Dearden >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>Thea Queen>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Mia Smoak

#mia deardon is superior to all the arrowverse pretendors #anti arrowverse #mia dearden #speedy #literally WHY did they create two shitty ocs with her traits but not just adapt HERRRRRRRRR #arrowfam

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willstafford · 2 years

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Morality Play

FATAL ATTRACTION The Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham, Tuesday 1st March 2022 Adrian Lyne’s hit film from 1987 is brought to the stage by screenwriter James Deardon, updating the setting to include mobile phones and emails, but basically staying true to the story. The film gave us the term ‘bunny boiler’ to denote an obsessive ex – the merest mention of the rabbit elicits titters of delighted…

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#Anita Booth #Birmingham #Fatal Attraction #James Deardon #John Macaulay #Kym Marsh #Loveday ingram #Oliver Farnworth #review #Susie Amy #The Alexandra Theatre

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keeloves · 6 years

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How to Improve Arrow

First let’s start by killing the title character yes I know shocker but he is seriously the worst and he is noting like his comic book counter part. Have Juliana’s character be Lady Black Hawk/Zinda Blake, Katie Cassidy be the one the only Dinah/Black Canary on the show. I say have Laurel’s powers be the sonic wave like Black Siren and have her also track people by sonic echo like Siren X. Have Thea come back as Speedy and let Helena/Huntress out of prison and let her be a hero, have Evelyn Sharpe be Starling and have Dinah (Laurel) Lance be a mentor to her like she was for Thea. Roy Harper can stay Arsenal and replace Felicity with Oracle. Oh wow people and instead of Arrow we have the birds of prey gasp.

#dinah laurel lance #kill off arrow oliver #starling #evelyn sharp #speedy #thea/mia deardon speedy #birds of prey

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marthaskane · 1 year

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Sitting in that cooler was probably the first quiet time Donte's ever had to reflect. And thanks to the letter that he wrote, I could help Yasmin Deardon.

WATERLOO ROAD (2006-2015) series one, episode two

#waterlooroadedit #waterloo road #kim campbell #andrew treneman #kim x andrew #mine #mine: gifs #mine: waterloo road #ch: kim campbell #ch: andrew treneman #tv: waterloo road

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holley4734 · 3 years

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Meet and Greet: Isis Deardon

photographer @danniellajaine and lovely makeup artist @nadezhdahardiman. Who: Isis Deardon What: Alternative covers Why: Not only is Isis a talented singer, but she is also a fashion designer, photographer and a blogger. We would’ve been best friends in a different life. Visit Isis’s links, you are bound to like at least one thing that she does – if not all of the things. So much talent in one…

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#Isis Deardon #music #music blog

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shashawip · 3 years

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Mia Asking Jason About His Feelings For Roy While Cooking

Summary:

Mia asking Jason about his feelings for Roy while cooking, and Jason didn’t deny it.

Notes:

English isn’t my native spoken language so there can be grammatical errors.

This snippet is from an originally planned fiction revolving around Roy, Jason and Mia with Mia being the witness of Royjay’s developing relationship. I may never find a chance to finish their story so I will just post moments that I enjoyed writing while picturing their world. Hope you enjoy.

Published on AO3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/33110860

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It wasn’t Mia's turn to cook today, but not like she minded it and all. She’s in a good mood lately given how well the day job has turned out, and the camaraderie she’s developed with the colleagues at work.

To be frank, the two other housemates’ cooking skills just weren’t satisfying. Jason was alright, if he really paid attention and invested his time to cook. Same cannot be said for Roy, however, who was an entirely different story. The only edibles on his menu might just be that ham and cheese sandwich he seemed to be barely able to assemble.

Mia hummed in joy while she poured her lasagna sauce into a rectangular Le Creuset, which had already been layered with some pre-made lasagna sheets. She raised her eyes to look at Roy who’s sitting across the kitchen island, while still preserving her attention down at the stoneware.

“I never knew you’d be so interested in a wooden door before.” Mia chuckled.

Roy seemed to be dragged out of his lost thoughts and back to the world by her voice, quickly moving away his glaze, looking a little embarrassed. He’d been fixed to the stool he’s sitting on and stared at Jason’s bedroom door with his head rested in his elbow in the same position for quite a while, even the oven had been pre-heated.

Mia continued to work on layering sheets and pouring the mixture from the saucepan, the warm steam spreading the fresh smell of tomato, garlic, slightly caramelized pork and veal bolognese along with other goodness that’s been well combined into the open air kitchen. She kept her head down while going on, “Figured what’s getting into your head. Now that James and I are dating, Jason seems like about to start one himself, you’d be thinking of finding someone to hang out with too?”

Roy admitted almost immediately, let go of an unnoticeable sigh for Mia seemed to not be aware what’s really going on in his mind. “Didn’t you always mention that girl… the one on that team you and Dick were on back then, was it Danielle?” “Donna.” “Donna. Anyway. I don’t know, maybe you can try contacting her again?” Roy looked a little confused by her suggestion. “Donna… she’s a partner and a good friend that’s all. Also I haven’t caught up with the Titans for quite some time.” “But there is always a chance out there somewhere, right?”

By now Roy seemed to have lost interest in this topic, and just shook his head towards the room that Jason was in, and steered the conversation back to what’s happening in there. “You can’t know… that girl, she came here and was after Jason…” Mia knew what he’s going on and about, “If you ask me, well, from a female perspective, what she’s after from Jason could not have been any more obvious.”

Just a little less than half an hour ago, a silver white long haired girl walked in from the front door of their apartment without giving any heads up, she promptly glanced over the room, including Roy who was laying on his back in the couch at the time, and Mia who’s busy preparing their dinner behind the counter. She briefly studied the situation, confirmed with the cook which bedroom was Jason’s, then dashed and disappeared into that room with a not-so-gentle bang as she closed the door, leaving Roy and Mia completely dazzled and curious.

Roy exchanged looks with Mia as he got up. He thought that girl looked familiar before he remembered that he, or rather, him and Jason had met her on the plane from Gotham back to Star City. She was sitting across the aisle, had started to strike a conversation with Jason around halfway of the flight. Roy hadn’t paid them too much attention as he curled up comfortably in his window seat and napped almost the entire time. When their plane had arrived and the seatbelt signs turned green, and Jason stood up to reach their backpack from the overhead bin, Roy saw the girl had slipped a thin piece of paper into the back-pocket of his jeans.

Roy had never seen her again after they got back home, until just now. He bet that Jason had contacted her without him and Mia knowing, and for Christ’s sake, he’d exposed their secret headquarters - an apartment on Winnick St that the three of them would scramble each month to come up with the rent for - to a stranger that hadn’t gone through their little gang’s trust test.

Mia saw him shuffled around yet eyes glued to that door, so she ordered him to buy some more basil leaves from the store that apparently her topping sauce is now short of. Roy groaned before leaving the apartment, still managed to strike a last look at that door that the girl has vanished into.

Some time later, the girl has finally decided to stomp out of that room again, she glimpsed over Mia, without saying a word then bounced across the communal space before walking right out, seemingly assuming oneself to be one of, otherwise, the owner of the house.

When Jason emerged just a little later too, Mia then stared at the ceiling and started talking at loud to herself, “Gotta be impressed with all the soundproof works of these walls, you can’t even hear a thing that you’d expected from the other side.”

Jason said that he and Roslyn merely spoke while in there and nothing more had happened. He looked around and asked where Roy is. Mia told him that she requested him to go to the shop and get her some more basils. Jason pondered on that. Mia figured out he’s gauging whether he should go out too, “I thought he might want some air for himself seeing that both his housemates are romantically involved in a relationship.” Jason started to look confused.

Mia thought to herself, Mia Deardon, don’t you screw this one up. She made an effort to calm her tone of voice before speaking up again. “That girl and you, aren’t you a thing or about to be?” She probed in a slightly joking way.

“A thing?” Jason now looked even more puzzled, as if this image of presumed future has never come across his mind before, “I don’t recall anything remotely like that ever discussed in our conversation.”

Mia stopped what she’s doing and pointed a silicon spatula at him, which was still covered with warm tomato chunks, “Jason, when you let a girl walk into your room, you should be prepared to provide her the chance of a mutually respectful association that is what we called a relationship, instead of just fooling around and walk away like a jerk.” Though in this particular scenario, the female individual seemed to matched that perona more, Mia had no intention of pointing that out.

“I’ve not even had a clue how she found this place, I thought she’s just some upper manager of a business, not some sort of a detective.”

Mia squinted her eyes, clearly not buying, “You know, usually a girl found out a guy’s address through a text message or a phone call.”

“Trust me, Mia, I’ve never even asked for her number.” Jason wiped his forehead and started to feel the angst up his gut, but he tried hard to not let it unleash upon Mia. “Do we have enough ingredients for tonight?” He indicated the kitchen bench filled with mixing bowls and food scraps with a nod. Mia gave it a thought, then answered, “We might have just run out of paprika, can you give Roy a ring and ask him to get a jar from the shop?”

“I’ll head down myself, don’t think he can hear the call right now.” Jason turned around to leave. Just when the door’s about to be opened, Mia called his name.

“Jason, do you love Roy?”

His hand on the doorknob came to a sudden halt. He paused for a second, “Why’d you say that?”

Mia took a deep breath, giving her best to not give away the fact that she’s rehearsed over and over what’s coming next. Instead of answering the question, she continued, “I’m not saying the kind of brotherhood you’d shared with Dick or your other partners from the cop shop, what I meant was something like Ollie and Dinah, like between me and James.”

Jason looked to be caught off guard with what she’s just said, and Mia for one was happy with how this whole situation had been going, as he at least didn’t just abruptly deny the question nor went on interrogating why the hell she’d stir up some shit like that. She heaved a sigh of relief, carefully thanking herself for the sharp observation and analysis she’d secretly inducted on themselves.

Jason looked at her, without saying a word, seemed to be still waiting for her to go on. So she did. “Roy is the kind of person that, how should I put this, would rather let his feelings sink than swim if you don’t show anything to him first. Probably why he and Ollie never saw each other eye to eye when they came across.” Jason nodded in agreement. “If he thinks that the other person doesn’t share a mutual feeling, I bet you he’d take it to his grave than ever speaking up about it.” This actually has contradicted to Roy’s impression on him, as he always saw the guy as carefree and weren’t shy about showing his affections towards the others, but Jason wasn’t going to oppose otherwise and just let Mia kept on.

“He had a crush on a girl in that crime fighting group he was in before, always claimed that he wasn’t good enough for her, so the girl never found out his feeling for her in the end.” Mia fixed her eyes on him, her spatula had now dropped to the bench surface as she leaned against the edge with both of her arms, looking at him demurely, “He’s recently acting more and more like that again. I don’t know about you, but here’s what I thought, if that other person this time at least showed him some sort of hints, maybe he wouldn’t have too many regretful undone deeds to carry with him to his tomb after all.”

Jason lowered his head and thought on that for a moment, his hand already loosen from the doorknob and he just noticed how his palm had been sweating all this long. He turned around to face Mia behind the island, who’d clearly done speaking and was waiting patiently for a response. Jason found her gaze again as he meticulously raised his eyes, “And you think this person… is… me?”

Mia grinned, “We both know that his current social life, or rather, his only life is devoted on bringing down that Merlin’s evil little scheme, which the whole operation comprises only two people, and he’s surprisingly one of them.” She could not have been clearer than that who the other person she’s referring to.

Jason couldn’t bring himself to let out of a word. There was too much to be said, too many questions bursting in his chest. When did Mia start to notice Roy’s altered behaviours as she described? How did she work out the confidence to ask him about it and not even worry that she might’ve been wrong? Did Roy ask her to feel him out, or was her perception of Roy’s feeling for him even legit?

“Jason, hello, someone in there?” His thought had been interrupted with her teases as he drown, “So let me ask again, Jason, do you love Roy? The kind of love like between Ollie and Dinah?”

The former Robin had let out a deep breath before cracking her a smile, “I’m gonna go get us some more paprika from the shop.” Then he opened the door and left the apartment.

None of the three housemates had ever demanded paprika when they had lasagna night, Jason knew better than that, and he secretly thanked Mia a thousand times as he sprinted downstairs.

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I draw Royjay fan arts from time to time, if you liked this story you’re welcome to also check them out on my Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shashawip

#royjay #roy harper #jason todd #Mia dearden #dccomics #red hood and arsenal #red hood and the outlaws #arrowfam #team arrow #speedy #red hood #arsenal #green arrow #jayroy

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strangeduckpaper · 2 years

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JL Expansion Members

Atom

Name: Meena Dhawan

Aliases: The Mighty Atom

Species: Metahuman

Origin of Powers: Metagene activated by Particle Accelerator

City of Operation: Central City, MO. Ivy University, RI

Cpt Atom

Name: [REDACTED]

Aliases: Cameron Scott, Nathaniel Adams, the Atomic Patriot

Species: Metahuman

Origin of Powers: Military experiment, turned into energy & encased in Dilusteel

City of Operation: TBA

Red Tornado

Name: Max/ine Hunkel

Aliases: John Smith, the Crimson Gale

Species: Digitized Metahuman brain in Android body

Origin of Powers: TO Morrow experiments

City of Operation: TBA

Aquaman

Name: Orin/Arthur Curry

Aliases: King of the Seven Seas

Species: Psionic Atlantean

Origin of Powers: Intensively trained Royal Atlantean

City of Operation: Poseidonis, Atlantis. Amnesty Bay, RI

Wonder Woman(2)

Name: Nubia

Aliases: Wonder girl, Nu’bia

Species: Divinely empowered Amazon

Origin of Powers: Divine empowerment

City of Operation: TBA

Batwoman

Name: Kate Kane

Aliases: Batgirl, Girl Wonder

Species: Unpowered Human

Origin of Powers: Intensive training, skill and talent

City of Operation: Gotham, MI. Blüdhaven, NJ

Superwoman

Name: Kara Zor L/Kara Kent

Aliases: Girl of Steel, Supergirl

Species: Kryptonian

Origin of Powers: Kryptonian Biomatrix

City of Operation: National City, VA.

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Black Lightning

Name: Jefferson Pierce

Aliases: The Protector of Freeland

Species: Metahuman

Origin of Powers: Lightning strike

City of Operation: Freeland, GA

Dr Fate

Name: Giovanni Zatara

Aliases: Lord of Order, Fabulous Zatara

Species: Homo Magi/Lord of Order

Origin of Powers: Homo Magi using Lord of Order artifact

City of Operation: Worldwide. Tower of Fate

Oracle

Name: Barbara Gordon

Aliases: TBA

Species: Unpowered human

Origin of Powers: Intensive training, study & talent

City of Operation: Gotham, MI

Zatanna

Name: Zatanna Zatara

Aliases: The Mistress of Magic

Species: Homo Magi

Origin of Powers: Trained Homo Magi

City of Operation: New Coast City, CA. Transient

Firestorm(2)

Name: Ronald Raymond, Jason Rusch

Aliases: The Nuclear Hero

Species: Metahuman

Origin of Powers: Both bonded to Soviet Firestorm Matrix

City of Operation: TBA

Elongation

Name: Susan Dibny neé Deardon

Aliases: The Elongated Knight

Species: Metahuman

Origin of Powers: Explosion of Gingo processor

City of Operation: Central City, MO

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others-icon, Cpt Marvel

#DC #DC AU #E136 #E136 Lore #Earth 136 #Justice League #E136 Teams

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