Soo I have a magi ask!!
Possessive!Sinbad who turns extremely jealous of Jafar for spending wayyy to much time with reader even tho he ordered him to protect her 💀
And I hope your having a good day/night
Possessive!Sinbad x reader
Tw: possessiveness, might be a tiny abuse of pet names at the end), fluff
And there he was, acting like a baby (aren't you used to it by now.)
Your big tall muscular man child. Giving you the silence treatment.
Urgh. How did we get to this????
You went around and asked all the generals and they all came to the conclusion (some more amused than others) that our lord was in fact jealous.
.
.
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Jealous of the time you spent with ja'far.
which (like the time he tried to build you another vacation house for the sake of it) did not make sense as he was the one that assigned him to you for god knows what purpose.
Regardless, you very much enjoyed your time together ; unsurprisingly, ja'far is great at holding conversation. The both of you engaged in very captivating discussion about : sindria and it's politics, philosophy, academics, and others alike.
Simbad probably didn't like the way you would laugh at his words, and certainly not appreciate how your body seemed to drift toward him when engrossed in a certain topic, and beyond all the way his hand enveloped around your figure that time you almost fell to the ground.
And who cares if you could have fell head first on the floor, no other man should ever be allowed to touch you !!!
And this didn't go unnoticed by ja'far, he found amusement in it.
His boss made him work day and night
A little revenge never has never hurt anyone!
But back to the present now.
"Simbad?" You called. No answer.
"Simbad~" you called. No answer.
This went on and on until you desided to combat fire with fire -you ignored him.
You tried to spend the next couple minutes in silence while still in his eyesight to stir the pot.
Then he yielded.
He slowly made its way to the door, locked it and looked at you.
'Uh oh. What now' you thought
He walked toward you and lightly grabed your arm, led you to a wall and pinned you against it.
After a long moment, quite words came with a sign "you make it so hard for me to work you know that princess?"
You stood there not knowing what to do so you stayed quiet.
His mouth neared your mouth "my darling"
But he did not kiss you.
His mouth neared your neck "my angel"
But he did not kiss you.
He did not kiss you - you grew impatient. He retracted and he saw it - that face.
A slight frustrated expression, a heated face and a flustered look.
He got his revenge.
"now forget every other man and think only of me"
And who were you to argue?
(The others general were just happy simbad could work again, god help them...)
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a moment that stuck out to me while rewatching the pilot was tk's reaction when they're visiting the firehouse for the first time, the way he tells owen to call and tell the deputy chief he's changed his mind, they don't belong there. he sees the memorial and the flowers and the way the firehouse is exactly as it was the day that last call came in, and he's immediately horrified at the idea of himself and owen intruding on this grieving process. recognizing that they were invited to austin by higher-ups who have no idea what the loved ones of these men are going through, who now have to be okay with total strangers coming in and making assumptions and thinking they know best how to move forward.
i feel like this is such a good distillation of tk's character, his instinctual selflessness, the way he so easily puts himself in the shoes of others (even people he's never met) and tries to understand from their perspectives. he knows he and his dad have the best intentions but these people may see them as assholes, and that's important to focus on, the impact it could have. it's a brief moment that demonstrates just how deeply tk cares, how aware he is of the priority being helping people. treading lightly, not adding to their pain while they're already grieving, caring for them by making them feel heard, no matter how that looks.
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i cooked
I finished the Quirrel ita bag insert and layout!
My back hurts from being hunched over trying to put the keychains in with my pesky safety pins, but it's worth it!
I now need to get small pins as filler, perhaps some jellyfish that match the colour scheme?
The artists of the merch can be found under the following posts: [click], [click], and [click]. The plush is official merch sold by Fangamer
I now leave you off with some music! Decisive Battle for Quirrel :)
I love this bug so much y'all, and now I can show it to the world more than just my Quirrel shirt :D
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I'm writing a fanfic rewriting Legend of Korra to make Korra an anti-hero who eventually allies with Kuvira and betrays her friends. It's called "The Tragedy of Korra". Have you ever thought that Korra would have been more interesting if Korra herself was more morally grey? I feel like it would have tied together a bunch of elements that didn't work too well in canon Korra.
i mean korra already is morally grey (liberal). but i do think a narrative wherein korra attempts to undo the (supposed) work of aang & zuko to establish a neocolonial state on earth kingdom land (republic city) by allying with kuvira could be interesting in terms of what would need to change in the plot for her to reach that conclusion. lok pretty uniformly portrays republic city as a good thing that only fascist monsters would attempt to condemn, but kuvira is also just categorically right that republic city is essentially a fire nation colony in a coat of fresh globalist paint, she's just wrong in her conclusion that returning that land to the earth kingdom means returning that land to her specifically. but korra grappling with the ramifications of the darker aspects of her predecessor's legacy is a very "avatar" story (aang w/ roku, kyoshi w/ kuruk, kuruk w/ yangchen, even korra w/ wan in book 2 i guess), and was only really elided by the narrative because we're supposed to agree with the construction of republic city in the first place (ymmv).
we're supposed to buy that aang and zuko established republic city and that rc is an ontologically independent state with no vestiges of fire nation imperialism left in its functioning, but it takes many large leaps in logic to arrive at that conclusion (such as toph establishing a police force; katara being fine with neocolonialism, including in her home; etc.), that this was a largely positive decision and not a geopolitical blunder. but i think taking a more realistic approach, that aang was forced to make compromises and now korra must decide whether/how to rectify those decisions and with whom to ally to do so, was always the kind of dormant subtext of lok that i felt like needed to be teased out more for the show to work in the direction it had been taken (which, again, is not necessarily the only or best direction they could have taken it).
i do think you'd have to change kuvira's character considerably to make her less cartoonishly evil (she is a fascist ethnonationalist who crowns herself emperor, puts minorities in internment camps, and harvests the resources of a sacred swamp to construct a wmd that is launched from a giant robot...) if you want anyone to buy that korra would ally with her, but korra does also ally herself with some pretty questionable figures, so i hardly think her naïveté in that regard is out of character for her either. i think politically speaking, lok kind of already is a tragedy, so you'll probably find yourself with both an easier and harder job than you'd expect attempting to rewrite the narrative from this particular angle.
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