52/? - Underline the Black (omegaverse) - Efnisien/Gary
Title: Underline the Black
Rating: Explicit
Pairing: Efnisien ap Wledig/Dr Gary Konowalous
Tags: Hurt/Comfort, Angst, Darkfic, Disturbing themes, Omegaverse, Alpha/Alpha, no Mpreg, Medical experimentation, Medical trauma, Dominance/Submission, Dystopian universe, Forced bonding, Forced relationship, Imprisonment, Nonconsensual medical procedures, PTSD, Flashbacks, Nightmares, Chronic illness, Mating cycles/Heats, Knotting, Miscommunication, Trauma recovery, Mind control, Child Abuse, Hope, Hopeful ending.
Summary: Efnisien ap Wledig is an omega born into an all-alpha family. Abandoned by his birth mother and raised by his aunt, he is subjected to a lifetime of medical experimentation and brainwashing and believes himself to be an alpha. But the experiments begin to fail, and he is abandoned yet again to an Omega Rehabilitation Facility, where the family expects he will be retrained into the ‘perfect omega’ and placed in an arranged marriage, or be eliminated if this is no longer possible.
The Facility don’t know about the experiments, and Efnisien doesn’t even know why he’s in there in the first place, since he’s an alpha…isn’t he? One thing’s for certain, he definitely doesn’t need an alpha companion, no matter what the staff at the facility seem to think.
Underline the Black - Chapter 52 - Dual Firsts @ AO3
In which Gary watches Efnisien making his first nest, and realises he's never experienced one either, and asks if he can join in, creating a surprisingly soft moment between them.
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Underline the Blue - 06 - Nate/Janusz
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i actually cannot overstate the fundamental damage that n52 did to tim by giving him to lobdell--completely erasing his post-crisis self--tim drake wasn't even his real name, removing his presence at the circus, making it so he chose not to be robin out of respect for jason and thus removing his personal investment in batman & robin, making him a asshole "genius" who figured out who batman was & then blackmailed him about it, removing from his base characteristics his traits of being a robin who managed and promoted team-ups and brought so many characters into the batfold & working together to instead make him a solitary outsider in the family like jason--has done to tim that we're *still* trying to fix *to this day*. like the fact that nu52 and what it did to tim started just as comics and comic panels were starting to become more widespread on the internet bascially warped an entire new set of fans' perceptions on who tim is a character that has proliferated to this day by retroactively imposing n52 traits onto post-crisis tim--it's exactly how and why tim as a lonely, friendless fan of jason came to be. a lot of the fanon-y tim traits that we still see today came to be because tim headcanons that were imposing n52 tim traits onto post-crisis tim were gaining popularity and have embedded themselves so much into fandom's understanding of tim that it leaked into canon itself. like. i do think that tim is being treated well by dc now. but i also do think re-orienting him back around his 90s characteristics is much needed for him as a character because of exactly how much damage was done to him & his fundamental characteristics that he's *still* being rehabbed from, even years and a reboot later.
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i hate when i get an art idea that's been staring me in the face for MONTHS because i just had a brain blast over this banner i made for my tumblr early last year
i'm gonna update it with an art piece soon and i am SO excited about it aaaa
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i do think the recent my chem music journalism Discourse (in the traditional dialog sense.) is interesting bc this kind of weird defensiveness regarding mcr is something ive seen like since the reunion and in pieces about the "emo revival" where writers spend sooo much time offering themselves up to the altar of cringe or say shit like "well the pandemics made us all nostalgic for being 14 again" (smthing i actually read like sorry to you but i never want to be 14 again) and i think it truly boils down to people not taking my chem or any of this era like. seriously. as like intentional art. even by fans. it's so bizarre. like my chem were melodramic with a purpose not just something teenagers identified with and i have no idea why that keeps getting lost even during this recent period of like. sentimentality for the genre.
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My disability-adjacent hot take is that subtitles alone aren't really enough. I have trouble differentiating where sound comes from, for instance, so it's wildly helpful to have clarification on where sound is supposed to be coming from (right versus left, ect).
On a related note, if your subtitles are not clear, accurate, or translated in the case of foreign language, your subtitles aren't good. I don't want to read a paraphrased, censored version of what people are saying. I want to know exactly what they're saying because omitting even one word can dramatically change the tone, implication, and the entire meaning of what is said.
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whoopsie i accidentally picked up my bass and stood up in the middle of my room like a total cringe loser and jammed real hard for the past hour and got real into it and all sweaty and--
oh look at that it is 2am! oops!
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Thinking about that line in Rebels where Gregor says to Rex that it was nice being able to choose what they were fighting for and how that applies to Cody.
I think Obi Wan would probably tell him to not to stay with him, but this is Cody’s choice and it makes sense for him. No one can control what he does anymore and this is an important cause too but above all, it’s what Cody wants.
I expect whatever has happened with the clones will already have happened and it’ll probably be really sad, but at least they tried to stand up against the Empire. And that, somehow, has led Cody to Tatooine.
Because remember Cody still doesn’t know Obi Wan is alive. It’s not like he’s gonna turn to Rex and say “well, fighting for our right to exist has been nice but I’m off somewhere more important now”.
No. He thinks he killed Obi Wan. Finding out he hasn’t, probably after losing so much more, is so important for his character arc and it’ll take a while for him to get there but when he does, it’ll make so much sense. If Rex can end up on a distant planet, I don’t see why it’s so bad for Cody to choose a distant planet too but while also helping the rebellion in a more subtle way. It would create an interesting parallel between the two as well.
Remember Cody isn’t just a clone. Not everything he does has to be defined by that. Part of why Order 66 and the aftermath is so compelling is because of all the different perspectives it offers and Rex gives us the POV of a clone ending in the rebellion. Cody deserved more than just being in the background. He’s with Obi Wan because he wants to be, not out of obligation.
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