Alice: Here you are. A nice, warm cup of coffee
Rogers: It's cold
Alice: A nice cup of coffee
Rogers: It's raining outside
Alice: A cup of coffee
Rogers: I'm not even sure this is coffee
Alice: ...cup
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The Doomsters, 1959
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Joey Drew is Gay and there's no way around it (Pt 3)
Let's rewind a bit to when a young, 19-year old Joey Drew lived in Greenwich Village.
According to the Library of Congress,
"Greenwich Village was a refuge for undiscovered artists and free thinkers. The cheap quarters of the village allowed these bohemians to escape the dreary, industrial world and live a penniless, enlightened lifestyle."
It was also famously home to a lot of queer people.
This brings us to Detective Sinclair.
Sinclair shows up to Joey's place of residence out of the blue. They get to talking- he's investigating the murder of Walter Richmond, and Joey notes that Sinclair is taking inventory of the apartment. He suddenly becomes a shade more self-conscious, and after Sinclair later makes a dry comment about its barren appearance, Joey is noticeably very irked. He seems to care a lot about what this detective thinks of him already.
Cut to later on: Joey has now been tailing the detective for a while (per his own personal request.) We're supposed to infer that he's following Sinclair because he doesn't want to be unimportant to the detective's "story" (he even says as much.) But I'm going to be real, you're a 19 year old from Greenwich galavanting around with Detective Looker, this is not a straight endeavor.
Later on, Sinclair invites him to dinner on business terms.
It becomes increasingly obvious that Joey wants Sinclair to notice and appreciate the way he dresses. He not only fixates on this, but gets irritated with him when he doesn't seem to care.
When they arrive, the butler comments that dinner has just finished. Joey's reaction?
You could boil this all down to Joey being an attention whore, which I won't argue with. But he's an attention whore we see making a valiant effort to present himself in the best possible light to this detective that won't remember him by Saturday, specifically wanting him to notice and appreciate the way he dresses, AND he gets huffy when he's not actually going to dinner with him.
However, Sinclair is only our second stop. Let's jump forward in time to a freshly 30 year old Joey, who seems to have his affections directed towards...a more familiar face.
PART 4>>
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List of my ouat ships but I'm also rating them
Captain Swan: 10/10 absolutely love, all time otp
Captain Floor: 10/10 🫶🏽 love a good canon paring you guys
Captain Charming: Hear me out, let me speak my truth, 9/10
Rumbelle: 5/10 it's so toxic but then it's not?? Can't not ship them at least a little though
Outlaw Queen: 9/10 Love the ship but I had to deduct a point for the name
Mad Archer: 10/10 FUNKY LESBIANS!!
Rogers/Tiana: 9/10 they'd be so cuteee
Rogers/Archie: Listen, listen, this is shit me and @fairytalepsuedonym and I made up and I think it'd be cute! 9/10
Last but not least, yet another Rogers ship
Rogers/Weaver: Listen I don't know I just like the asshole buddy cop complex okay 8½/10
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Emily: Hey, check out the mods I made on the squad car! Press the red button.
Devon: Okay! Wait, is it going to kill everyone?
Emily: ...Press the blue button.
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The way Killian’s face scrunches up as he tries to stay strong for Alice, how he strains to breathe.
He winces and clutches at his middle and eventually chest as the agonizing poison gets stronger.
He’s holding in his breath as to grit the pain as Alice gets supported by Robin as well.
LOOK AT THAT POUT!
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officially insane about crimes of passion
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this one goes out to all my mutuals obsessed with dad shows 🍷🍸🍹🍻 this one goes out to the cw
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so in 7x14 when Alice makes the Yellow Bug appear, was Emma in Storybrooke just wondering where he car mysteriously went? or was it a copy? LOL
also I wanted to hug both Alice & the Troll! so sad & sweet <3
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❝ Who am I to tell a guy he can't get into a street fight with a big-ass Mr. Mime with weird hands???? ❞ Does he think it's a bad idea? Yeah. Is he going to do something about it? No.
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[Slasher! Au, Emmet has his detective! Darling in his lair tied to his bed as he chats with them.]
Slasher! Emmet: Please, I’m not a serial killer..
E-S/o, stops struggling with their binds: Wait...Why did you emphasize ‘serial’?
Emmet, playing dumb: I did what?
{Just then they hear the maintenance door being kicked in and someone calling out his darling’s name; Emmet’s grin widens as pulls his mask down}
Emmet, huskily: We’ll finish this later love~
{He goes to the door and pauses.}
Emmet: Oh... And Darling? Don’t even try to leave this room, cos I will find you!~
(Blows a startled E-S/o a kiss before locking the detective in his room, forcing them to listen to their colleague scream in agony as Emmet ‘plays’ with them.)
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man im loving icewind dale
it's far simpler than baldur's gate text-wise, but that's perfect for me right now when i can barely think
what writing there is is top notch, a perfect traditional tale of legend without all the paragraphs of political technicalities. and the story doesnt feel any shallower for its simplicity, it has its own kind of layers and feels perfectly rooted in a tale of tribal mysticism
interestingly there seems to be more environmental flavor text in the maps than baldur's gate, despite the fewer character conversations
the 2E combat in Infinity Engine is as snappy as ever (with a properly built party), and so far I've been finding the maps generally far more streamlined than baldur's gate's; they get the point across instead of just sprawling into labyrinths of cliffs and corridors that dont actually contain anything to discover other than more of the same enemies
all in all icewind dale has so far been a very streamlined pick-up-and-play experience, very modern and engaging. though im sure there'd be more of a learning curve if i wasnt already familiar with infinity engine and dnd strategy from learning baldur's gate earlier this year. and initial party building still took me a whole day, though if my brain wasnt so fried it'd probably only take like an hour to look up and read everything necessary to understand good character and party composition
but with a solid party set from the beginning, the game itself becomes very smooth and engaging
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“Oh great, now I need a rabies shot! Wonderful!”
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