#player 1: tyson hart-haley
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Tyson just needed five minutes to himself. It was a particularly annoying soundcheck with various people buzzing around him. While the band was becoming more commercially successful it felt like they were losing their edge. These days it felt like he was writing to please the masses and it was causing a major disconnect from the thing he loved most. So when he stepped out of the venue to find Chelsea it felt like a double middle finger from the universe. “You got to be kidding me. Can I get five fucking minutes?” He grumbles to himself.
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here it is folks, my new passion project and hopefully weekly newsletter
also if you guys are interested i’ll be doing a poll soon on what to call it
So, I wanted to try my hand at some good old fashioned Sports Journalism™ and also maybe help newer hockey fans by making news and information more accessible to those still learning the lingo; plus, this was fun to make.
Weekly Recap:
NHL All-Star Weekend Last Man In voting ends January 10th, so head on over to nhl.com and vote for your favorites up to 10 times a day.
On January 1, the Boston Bruins faced the Chicago Blackhawks in Notre Dame Stadium under the watchful eye of Touchdown Jesus for the 11th annual Winter Classic. The Bruins won 4-2 in regulation.
Anaheim Ducks prospect and Team Canada captain Maxime Comtois has been repeatedly harassed on social media following Team Canada’s departure from the IIHF World Junior Championship.
The Edmonton Oilers recently acquired Brandon Manning from the Chicago Blackhawks, who you may remember as That Guy Who Broke McDavid’s Collarbone and Knocked Him Out of Calder Contention; more on this next week.
Alex Ovechkin, of the Washington Capitals, was named captain of the Metropolitan Division for All-Star Weekend, but later announced he would not be attending. The NHL plans to penalize him by forcing him to sit out the first game immediately following All-Star Weekend.
The Philadelphia Flyers claimed goalie Mike McKenna off waivers from the Vancouver Canucks on Friday; McKenna is the seventh goalie the Flyers have had this season. While McKenna is expected to back Carter Hart, there is a chance he could be starting in net at some point in the near future.
Play of the Week:
During the December 31 matchup between the Dallas Stars and the visiting Montreal Canadiens, who beat the Stars 3-2 in Overtime, defenceman Jordie Benn (a former Star himself) incurred a penalty which resulted in a Power Play Goal scored by his own brother, forward Jamie Benn, captain of the Stars.
Players to Watch:
Forward Nikita Kucherov leads the Tampa Bay Lightning, and the league, with a total of 69 points; that’s 20 goals and 49 assists in 41 games, 17 of these points were notched in the last five games he’s played. Kucherov has a career total of 403 points in 406 games played.
Defenceman Tyson Barrie of the Colorado Avalanche became the all-time leader in scoring by a defenceman in franchise history on Friday. Barrie has 25 assists and 5 goals in 38 games this season. He has a career total of 278 points in 444 games played.
San Jose Sharks goalie Martin Jones has 17 wins, including 1 Shutout, and 4 Overtime Losses in 30 starts this season. Jones has faced an impressive 827 Shots Against this season, and has played a total of 1,751 minutes in 30 games played.
Prospect Watch:
Forward Filip Zadina, drafted 6th overall by the Detroit Red Wings in 2018, has 17 points in 27 games played this season. Zadina was recently loaned to Team Czech Republic for the IIHF World Junior Championship. He had a very successful career in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, where he played for the Halifax Mooseheads. He won the Mike Bossy award as the league’s Best Professional Prospect in 2017-18. Zadina currently plays for the Grand Rapid Griffins of the American Hockey League.
Defenceman Nic Hague, drafted 34th overall by the Las Vegas Golden Knights in 2017, has 17 points in 36 games played this season. Hague played for the Mississauga Steelheads of the Ontario Hockey League. He led the Steelheads in scoring with 35 goals and 78 points in the 17-18 season; he was awarded the Max Kaminsky trophy as Defenceman of the Year. Hague currently plays for the Chicago Wolves of the American Hockey League.
Forward Jordan Kyrou, drafted 35th overall by the St. Louis Blues in 2016, has 10 goals and 23 points in 23 games (in the AHL). Kyrou had a very successful career with the Sarnia Sting of the Ontario Hockey League, tallying 109 points in 56 games during the 2017-18 season. He was awarded both the Red Tilson (Most Outstanding Player) and the Jim Mahon (Top Scoring Right Wing) trophies in 2017-18. Kyrou currently plays for the San Antonio Rampage of the American Hockey League.
Team of the Week:
The New York Rangers, an Original Six team who are currently 5th in the Metropolitan Division of the Eastern Conference, were founded in 1926 and play out of Madison Square Garden. They have won 4 Stanley Cups, most recently in 1993-94. Notable alumni include Mark Messier, Wayne Gretzky, Jaromir Jagr, Tim Horton, Guy Lafleur, Pat LaFontaine, and Marc Savard.
Outside the NHL:
The Calgary Inferno lead the Canadian Women’s Hockey League with 27 points in 16 games played. Rebecca Johnston leads the team with 10 goals and 25 points in 16 games.
The CWHL All-Star Game will take place at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto on January 20.
The Boston Pride lead the National Women’s Hockey League with 14 points in 9 games played. Haley Skarupa leads the team with 4 goals and 11 points in 8 games.
The NWHL All-Star Weekend will take place at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville February 9-10.
Weekly Thoughts:
The Carolina Hurricanes made some interesting moves this summer, though it doesn’t really seem to have worked out so well for them. The Hurricanes had dealings with both the Buffalo Sabres and the Calgary Flames, who appear to have gotten the better end of these deals.
The Buffalo Sabres have been continuously improving their game this season, and currently hold the number one Wild Card spot in the Eastern Conference.
Sabres forward Jeff Skinner, acquired from the Carolina Hurricanes this summer, has 28 goals and 41 points in 41 games this season. Last season, Skinner finished with only 49 total points in 82 games.
The Calgary Flames are number one in the Pacific Division of the Western Conference and are, at this point, guaranteed to advance to Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Forward Elias Lindholm, acquired from the Hurricanes this summer in a package deal along with Noah Hanifin, currently has 20 goals and 48 points in 42 games this season with the Flames. Lindholm finished last season with 44 points in 81 games.
Defenceman Noah Hanifin, who was drafted 5th overall by the Hurricanes in 2015, currently has 21 points in 42 games. He tallied 32 points in 79 games last season.
The Carolina Hurricanes are 6th in the Metropolitan Division of the Eastern Conference, and are currently out of playoff contention.
Forward Michael Ferlund, acquired in a package deal from the Calgary Flames, has 12 goals and 19 points in 33 games. He tallied 41 points in 77 games last season.
Acquired in that same deal was defencemen Dougie Hamilton, who has tallied only 5 goals and 13 points in 40 games. Last season, Hamilton had 44 points in 82 games.
In exchange for Skinner, the Hurricanes acquired several future draft picks and prospect Cliff Pu, a forward, from the Sabres. Pu currently plays for the Charlotte Checkers of the American Hockey League. He has a total of 3 points in 30 games this season.
In contrast to the Hurricanes, their AHL affiliate the Charlotte Checkers are having a fantastic season. The Checkers currently lead the Atlantic Division and the entire Eastern Conference with 53 points; that’s 25 wins at two points apiece, and 3 overtime, or OT, losses, which are worth one point each. That’s 5 more points than the second overall team in the conference, the Bridgeport Sound Tigers (48 points), and 6 points more than the number one team in the Western Conference, the Iowa Wild (47 points.)
In addition to being the top team in the league, two Checkers forwards, Nicolas Roy and Martin Necas, have been named CCM/AHL Player of the Week. Forward Janne Kuokkanen and defenceman Trevor Carrick have also been named to the AHL All-Star Classic; Mike Vellucci (Checkers) will coach the Atlantic Division.
Weekly Vocabulary:
Icing: When a player shoots the puck across both the center red line and the opposing team’s goal line with the puck remaining untouched.
Off-Side: When a player crosses the blue line in the attack zone before the puck.
Chirping: Mocking another player/ref/fan.
Body Checking: Using the hip or body to knock an opponent, sometimes against the boards or to the ice. Illegal in women’s hockey.
Hooking: The act of impeding an opponent by placing the blade of a stick into their body. Hooking incurs a penalty.
Slashing: The act of contacting an opponent's body or stick with one's own as a result of a swinging motion. Incurs a penalty.
Roughing: The act of contacting an opponent with the hand or fist when making a punching motion. Can incur either a penalty.
Boarding: Checking a defenseless player and causing them to violently impact the boards. Incurs a penalty.
Cross-Checking: The act of checking an opponent with the shaft of the stick held in both hands. Incurs a penalty.
Minor Penalty: Any penalty lasting 2-4 minutes.
Major Penalty: Any Penalty over 5 minutes.
Weekly Trivia:
Every year during the NHL Awards, the Hart Memorial Trophy is awarded to “the player adjudged to be the most valuable to his team." Winners are selected by the Professional Hockey Writers’ Association in all NHL cities at the end of the regular season. Wayne Gretzky was awarded to Hart Memorial Trophy a total of nine times throughout his 20 season career, eight of which were consecutive from 1980-87. His ninth and final win came in 1989. Gretzky is one of two players who have won the Hart with more than one team; Mark Messier is the second.
Weekly Standings:
Eastern Conference
Metropolitan Division
Washington Capitals -- 52 points
Pittsburgh Penguins -- 52 points
Columbus Blue Jackets -- 49 points
Atlantic Division
Tampa Bay Lightning -- 66 points
Toronto Maple Leafs -- 54 points
Boston Bruins -- 50 points
Western Conference
Central Division
Winnipeg Jets -- 52 points
Nashville Predators -- 51 points
Dallas Stars -- 48 points
Pacific Division
Calgary Flames -- 54 points
Las Vegas Golden Knights -- 54 points
San Jose Sharks -- 51 points
*Note: all information was obtained prior to 12pm on Saturday January 5. Information occurring after the 12pm deadline will feature next week.
#hockey#nhl#carolina hurricanes#dallas stars#colorado avalanche#tampa bay lightning#new york rangers#san jose sharks#buffalo sabres#calgary flames#nates nhl newsletter
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Weekly Recap:
NHL All-Star Weekend Last Man In voting ends January 10th, so head on over to nhl.com and vote for your favorites up to 10 times a day.
On January 1, the Boston Bruins faced the Chicago Blackhawks in Notre Dame Stadium under the watchful eye of Touchdown Jesus for the 11th annual Winter Classic. The Bruins won 4-2 in regulation.
Anaheim Ducks prospect and Team Canada captain Maxime Comtois has been repeatedly harassed on social media following Team Canada’s departure from the IIHF World Junior Championship.
The Edmonton Oilers recently acquired Brandon Manning from the Chicago Blackhawks, who you may remember as That Guy Who Broke McDavid’s Collarbone and Knocked Him Out of Calder Contention; more on this next week.
Alex Ovechkin, of the Washington Capitals, was named captain of the Metropolitan Division for All-Star Weekend, but later announced he would not be attending. The NHL plans to penalize him by forcing him to sit out the first game immediately following All-Star Weekend.
The Philadelphia Flyers claimed goalie Mike McKenna off waivers from the Vancouver Canucks on Friday; McKenna is the seventh goalie the Flyers have had this season. While McKenna is expected to back Carter Hart, there is a chance he could be starting in net at some point in the near future.
Play of the Week:
During the December 31 matchup between the Dallas Stars and the visiting Montreal Canadiens, who beat the Stars 3-2 in Overtime, defenceman Jordie Benn (a former Star himself) incurred a penalty which resulted in a Power Play Goal scored by his own brother, forward Jamie Benn, captain of the Stars.
Players to Watch:
Forward Nikita Kucherov leads the Tampa Bay Lightning, and the league, with a total of 69 points; that’s 20 goals and 49 assists in 41 games, 17 of these points were notched in the last five games he’s played. Kucherov has a career total of 403 points in 406 games played.
Defenceman Tyson Barrie of the Colorado Avalanche became the all-time leader in scoring by a defenceman in franchise history on Friday. Barrie has 25 assists and 5 goals in 38 games this season. He has a career total of 278 points in 444 games played.
San Jose Sharks goalie Martin Jones has 17 wins, including 1 Shutout, and 4 Overtime Losses in 30 starts this season. Jones has faced an impressive 827 Shots Against this season, and has played a total of 1,751 minutes in 30 games played.
Prospect Watch:
Forward Filip Zadina, drafted 6th overall by the Detroit Red Wings in 2018, has 17 points in 27 games played this season. Zadina was recently loaned to Team Czech Republic for the IIHF World Junior Championship. He had a very successful career in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, where he played for the Halifax Mooseheads. He won the Mike Bossy award as the league’s Best Professional Prospect in 2017-18. Zadina currently plays for the Grand Rapid Griffins of the American Hockey League.
Defenceman Nic Hague, drafted 34th overall by the Las Vegas Golden Knights in 2017, has 17 points in 36 games played this season. Hague played for the Mississauga Steelheads of the Ontario Hockey League. He led the Steelheads in scoring with 35 goals and 78 points in the 17-18 season; he was awarded the Max Kaminsky trophy as Defenceman of the Year. Hague currently plays for the Chicago Wolves of the American Hockey League.
Forward Jordan Kyrou, drafted 35th overall by the St. Louis Blues in 2016, has 10 goals and 23 points in 23 games (in the AHL). Kyrou had a very successful career with the Sarnia Sting of the Ontario Hockey League, tallying 109 points in 56 games during the 2017-18 season. He was awarded both the Red Tilson (Most Outstanding Player) and the Jim Mahon (Top Scoring Right Wing) trophies in 2017-18. Kyrou currently plays for the San Antonio Rampage of the American Hockey League.
Team of the Week:
The New York Rangers, an Original Six team who are currently 5th in the Metropolitan Division of the Eastern Conference, were founded in 1926 and play out of Madison Square Garden. They have won 4 Stanley Cups, most recently in 1993-94. Notable alumni include Mark Messier, Wayne Gretzky, Jaromir Jagr, Tim Horton, Guy Lafleur, Pat LaFontaine, and Marc Savard.
Outside the NHL:
The Calgary Inferno lead the Canadian Women’s Hockey League with 27 points in 16 games played. Rebecca Johnston leads the team with 10 goals and 25 points in 16 games.
The CWHL All-Star Game will take place at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto on January 20.
The Boston Pride lead the National Women’s Hockey League with 14 points in 9 games played. Haley Skarupa leads the team with 4 goals and 11 points in 8 games.
The NWHL All-Star Weekend will take place at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville February 9-10.
Weekly Thoughts:
The Carolina Hurricanes made some interesting moves this summer, though it doesn’t really seem to have worked out so well for them. The Hurricanes had dealings with both the Buffalo Sabres and the Calgary Flames, who appear to have gotten the better end of these deals.
The Buffalo Sabres have been continuously improving their game this season, and currently hold the number one Wild Card spot in the Eastern Conference.
Sabres forward Jeff Skinner, acquired from the Carolina Hurricanes this summer, has 28 goals and 41 points in 41 games this season. Last season, Skinner finished with only 49 total points in 82 games.
The Calgary Flames are number one in the Pacific Division of the Western Conference and are, at this point, guaranteed to advance to Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Forward Elias Lindholm, acquired from the Hurricanes this summer in a package deal along with Noah Hanifin, currently has 20 goals and 48 points in 42 games this season with the Flames. Lindholm finished last season with 44 points in 81 games.
Defenceman Noah Hanifin, who was drafted 5th overall by the Hurricanes in 2015, currently has 21 points in 42 games. He tallied 32 points in 79 games last season.
The Carolina Hurricanes are 6th in the Metropolitan Division of the Eastern Conference, and are currently out of playoff contention.
Forward Michael Ferlund, acquired in a package deal from the Calgary Flames, has 12 goals and 19 points in 33 games. He tallied 41 points in 77 games last season.
Acquired in that same deal was defencemen Dougie Hamilton, who has tallied only 5 goals and 13 points in 40 games. Last season, Hamilton had 44 points in 82 games.
In exchange for Skinner, the Hurricanes acquired several future draft picks and prospect Cliff Pu, a forward, from the Sabres. Pu currently plays for the Charlotte Checkers of the American Hockey League. He has a total of 3 points in 30 games this season.
In contrast to the Hurricanes, their AHL affiliate the Charlotte Checkers are having a fantastic season. The Checkers currently lead the Atlantic Division and the entire Eastern Conference with 53 points; that’s 25 wins at two points apiece, and 3 overtime, or OT, losses, which are worth one point each. That’s 5 more points than the second overall team in the conference, the Bridgeport Sound Tigers (48 points), and 6 points more than the number one team in the Western Conference, the Iowa Wild (47 points.)
In addition to being the top team in the league, two Checkers forwards, Nicolas Roy and Martin Necas, have been named CCM/AHL Player of the Week. Forward Janne Kuokkanen and defenceman Trevor Carrick have also been named to the AHL All-Star Classic; Mike Vellucci (Checkers) will coach the Atlantic Division.
Weekly Vocabulary:
Icing: When a player shoots the puck across both the center red line and the opposing team’s goal line with the puck remaining untouched.
Off-Side: When a player crosses the blue line in the attack zone before the puck.
Chirping: Mocking another player/ref/fan.
Body Checking: Using the hip or body to knock an opponent, sometimes against the boards or to the ice. Illegal in women’s hockey.
Hooking: The act of impeding an opponent by placing the blade of a stick into their body. Hooking incurs a penalty.
Slashing: The act of contacting an opponent’s body or stick with one’s own as a result of a swinging motion. Incurs a penalty.
Roughing: The act of contacting an opponent with the hand or fist when making a punching motion. Can incur either a penalty.
Boarding: Checking a defenseless player and causing them to violently impact the boards. Incurs a penalty.
Cross-Checking: The act of checking an opponent with the shaft of the stick held in both hands. Incurs a penalty.
Minor Penalty: Any penalty lasting 2-4 minutes.
Major Penalty: Any Penalty over 5 minutes.
Weekly Trivia:
Every year during the NHL Awards, the Hart Memorial Trophy is awarded to “the player adjudged to be the most valuable to his team.“ Winners are selected by the Professional Hockey Writers’ Association in all NHL cities at the end of the regular season. Wayne Gretzky was awarded to Hart Memorial Trophy a total of nine times throughout his 20 season career, eight of which were consecutive from 1980-87. His ninth and final win came in 1989. Gretzky is one of two players who have won the Hart with more than one team; Mark Messier is the second.
Weekly Standings:
Eastern Conference
Metropolitan Division
Washington Capitals – 52 points
Pittsburgh Penguins – 52 points
Columbus Blue Jackets – 49 points
Atlantic Division
Tampa Bay Lightning – 66 points
Toronto Maple Leafs – 54 points
Boston Bruins – 50 points
Western Conference
Central Division
Winnipeg Jets – 52 points
Nashville Predators – 51 points
Dallas Stars – 48 points
Pacific Division
Calgary Flames – 54 points
Las Vegas Golden Knights – 54 points
San Jose Sharks – 51 points
*Note: all information was obtained prior to 12pm on Saturday January 5. Information occurring after the 12pm deadline will feature next week.
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TYSON HART-HALEY AESTHETIC & STATS
basic information
full name: tyson xavier hart-haley
nickname(s): ty, verse dep.
age: 23-27
date of birth: march 15th / pieces
hometown: brooklyn, ny.
current location: tyson is a touring musician who doesn’t really like to settle down in one place. if he’s settled somewhere it’s usually in los angeles or brooklyn.
occupation: front man of a punk band.
gender: cis male
pronouns: he/him
orientation: bisexual
religion: atheist
species: human (mutant or supernatural verse available for plotting)
PHYSICAL APPEARANCE
face claim: pete davidson
hair colour: brown but usually bleached or dyed various colors.
eye colour: brown
height: 6 ft 3 in
piercings: ears, septum, bridge, lip.
clothing style: has a trusty leather jacket full of studs and patches, lots of vintage band shirts, unironically wears merch of his dad’s old band, jeans or cuttoffs, converse or combat boots.
usual expression:
HEALTH
addictions: he lost both his bio mom and father to addiction and takes that fact far more seriously in his mid to late twenties. in his teen years he struggled with both alcoholism and an addiction to various drugs (mostly pills).
drug use: only weed due to the above
alcohol use: stopped drinking shortly after his 21st birthday
illness: undiagnosed bipolar disorder
PERSONALITY
positive traits: sensitive, appreciative, creative
negative traits: undisciplined, reckless, stubborn
hobbies: video games, collecting vintage instruments, collecting records & cassettes,
habits: smoking cigarettes (constantly trying to quit)
FAVOURITES
weather: overcast
music: lots of punk / metal and their various subgenres. oldies & jazz.
movies: documentaries and horror
books: comics mostly
food: eats as a means to keep his body moving but if you ask his favorite food he wouldn’t have a satisfactory answer.
FAMILY- tw: parental death & addiction
father: desmond hart. his whole life Tyson heard he was the spitting image of his father, Desmond Hart. While it didn't feel very punk rock to be proud of your dad, he carried that like a badge of honor. While most would have resented their musician father for always touring, Ty viewed it as bragging rights. When Tyson was thirteen he lost both his mother and his father to addiction.
mother: celeste swanson. tyson was an unexpected addition to celese and desmond’s lives. he was a successful musician and they were just having fun. while having a kid wasn’t in her plan she didn’t want to lose desmond. tyson being born didn’t change either of their wild lifestyles and she passed not even a year after desmond did.
adoptive mother: ang haley. ang and desmond were in a successful band together (think sonic youth vibes). they were in a relationship for the majority the time they were in a band together and even had a daughter together. desmond’s addiction was what came between them and she needed to choose her daughter’s wellbeing over her former flame. desmond’s passing hit her hard and when tyson needed a home there was no other choice than to take him in and became the mom he always needed. she even officially adopted him and tyson added on her last name.
half sister: zora haley. zora was thrilled the moment she found out she was going to have a little brother. though the pair didn’t see each other often at first the quickly became close once he moved in with her and ang. zora was an accomplished author from a young age but experienced a major creative burn out. she’s currently a high school english teacher.
OPEN VARIANT VERSES
supernatural au. coming soon.
mutant au. coming soon.
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TYSON HART-HALEY SOUNDTRACK: track 001
You come over with all of your friends
And all their opinions I don't want to know
And I'm looking over my shoulder
Booking away with nowhere to go
#i hate the spotify format but i also hate looking for songs on this dang webbed site#player 1: tyson hart-haley#tyson (soundtrack)#tyson (about)
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“Maybe I could be one of those things that you hate at first but eventually learn to love.” / @perfectdisastcr
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“I fell in love with you off that first mixtape.” / @prcttylittlethings
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bold what applies / fantasy edition! ( tyson hart-haley )
I. THE FAIRY. chipped nail polish. glitter highlight. tall trees with smooth bark. tangled hair. the taste of cinnamon sugar. talking too loud and too fast. overgrown flowers in your hair. crumbling buildings reclaimed by nature. flirting. walking home at 3am with no coat. platonic hand-holding. blowing smoke out of your nose. dragonfly wings. chaotic good. freckles. fairy rings. secret meetings. gender nonconformity. leather. smudged eyeliner. forbidden fruit.
II. THE REAPER. computer errors. a shiver down your spine. haunting beauty. hard liquor. crowns of thorns. shadowed alleyways. decaying plant matter. shattered mirrors and broken glass. corrupted memories. stopped clocks. the scent of stale cigarettes. tattered black hoodies. walking your friends home. the crescent moon. the sea. a graveyard on a foggy day. cold rings on cold fingers. absolution. looking out the window of an airplane. soft kisses.
III. THE WITCH. graffiti. pretending to know what you’re doing. worn paperback books. growing up too fast. parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme. lace and combat boots. moth wings. candles on every surface. a weathered deck of cards. turning the music up. fireflies in jars. calloused fingers. drawing on your skin. sunlight filtering through clouds. petrichor. a dying rose in a jar. wearing a crystal pendant. illusions and spells. black cats. mint gum. chapped lips. dirt under your fingernails. the cycle of life and death.
IV. THE WOLF. murders of crows. frost-bitten leaves. wolves howling at midnight. knocking on your door. leaving food out for stray animals. the twang of an acoustic guitar. honey. tiny red buds on trees. claw marks on the walls. golden eyes. slightly too long stubble. sharp canines. soft, thick fur. hunger. a small cottage in the middle of the woods. knitted fingerless gloves. sleeping on the forest floor. always finding your way back home.
tagged by @smthscoming
tagging anybody and everybody
#//him getting the witch is a mood i should do smth with that#player 1: tyson hart-haley#tyson (about)
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Despite what his bandmates thought Tyson was buzzing on nothing but pure post show adrenaline. It was the band’s reunion show... the third one of their very sordid history but they always found their way back to one another. Naturally it was usually Tyson disbanding everybody in an inebriated stupor or a manic episode declaring he needs to hop a plane to Amsterdam to find himself. Usually it ended in him finding himself on the end of a bad trip and he’d come back home with his tail between his legs.
This time he was serious about everything-- the band, his health, the whole deal. Like twelve steps serious. He avoided the bar like the plague along with the familiar faces of the people who would hand over the best drugs just to hear a story about his dad’s heyday. No, instead Tyson was going the opposite route and he found somebody he’s never seen at one of these shows before and hopes for the best.
She’s currently looking down at her phone which usually isn’t the best indicator for conversation but he goes for it anyway. “The last band was really that bad, huh?” He jokes.
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"Try focussing more on your life and less on mine!" / @ofsxduction
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@deadromantcs said: “I just kissed your forehead, chill.” (for our werewolf fellas)
Tyson jerks away from the kiss, not because he didn’t like the attention, but because if you ask him, he has an image to maintain in the pack. As one of the newest members he wanted to prove himself as more than just the wild child and a loose canon. “Do you really want a couple of beta wolves following us around making kissy noises. Use your head,” he replies playfully shoving the other man’s shoulder.
“I get it I got a kissable mug,” he jokes through a cracked smile. Truthfully his face was covered with a couple bruises after the young wolf found himself in a fight with members from another pack.
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@tragedienes said: what good is it to be a survivor if everyone close to you is dead?
Tyson’s gaze flickered over at them as he stoked the fire. He had learned to take things day by day and today this fire was enough of a win. Still, he felt for them. He lost his dad before the world went to hell, then his sister and ma to a couple of walkers. He struggled to find the will to fight on days before there was even a tangible enemy. Yet here he was, armed with a barbed wire bat and about a dozen stick and poke tattoos.
“Sometimes I think you just gotta survive for you and then fight like hell for everything you’ve lost.” Now he’s just stoking the fire for the fun of it, his gaze follows the sparks as the enter the night’s sky.
“Fuck it. I’m your family now.”
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@musebyanyothername said: “One date to meet the family. Would you really say no to free food?”
Tyson appears deep in thought despite already having made up his mind. There wasn’t much he wouldn’t do for a friend and that included a scheme like this. Maybe especially a scheme like this. Truth was he knows how he presents to people: the colorful Mohawk, the splattering of random tattoos, not to mention his mouth of a sailor. It was armor really— if people couldn’t take him at face value they didn’t deserve his endless well of loyalty. All of that together meant parents generally didn’t like him. Well, except for his parents friends but that’s just what happens when you’re the kid of two musicians.
Tyson rubs a hand through his bright blue hair and offers a smile, “You must really want to piss off your family,” he laughs. “Yeah, I’ll be your piece of shit boyfriend for a night. Why not?” Tyson shrugs with a crooked grin.
#//i hope this is okay!! i couldn't resist this concept jdkfla;#player 1: tyson hart-haley#tyson (thread)
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