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Hehehehehehe risotto looks down at pesci like, "we're not running a daycare like senor Bucciarati, why did you bring this twelve year old here?"
And pesci in his deep voice says, "I'm 21."
Whole squad looks at him like
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Does anybody like short pesci? I see most people draw him as a absolute unit or chonky or just the same height as the others. It's kind of rare to me to see him short
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NAW! You like tall strong boi pesci! I like gremlin size pesci that runs around people's legs! (And it ain't formaggio's fault)!
Does anybody like short pesci? I see most people draw him as a absolute unit or chonky or just the same height as the others. It's kind of rare to me to see him short
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Does anybody like short pesci? I see most people draw him as a absolute unit or chonky or just the same height as the others. It's kind of rare to me to see him short
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hushabye10101lunacy · 10 days
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I really do like the idea of pesci gaining confidence in himself and his ability over time and able to click with each member of the group better than before. And prosciutto...proscuitto should be proud that he's not the meek boy he found long along that follows him close to the point of stepping on the back of his heels, the same boy who would rather look at the ground Can now look at him in the eye and can tell him what he wants or what's the best course of action. Prosciutto should be proud and he is much much so.
But he's also afraid.
Because as much as proscuitto would rather die in a stand battle then admit it, pesci is a crutch to him. Pesci gives him something he never had since he was a child and that is love, assurance, and attention. He may act annoyed, but he loves the way pesci looks up to him, and rely on him. Pesci before never questions him, always going along with what he says thinking that proecuitto knows best.
But it's not like that anymore. Pesci now questions his actions and authority, hell he'll go as far as to fucking challenge him instead of keeping quiet. He'll look up at proscuitto with steely eyes and mouth in a grimace, calling HIM out on HE did wrong....not to mention if he wanted to get physically, pesci will fight back....
So now he has a pesci that's more assertive and can hold his own...and selfishly he hates it.
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hushabye10101lunacy · 10 days
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LIKE SHUT THE HELL YOUR MOUTH NO HE DOES NOT! DO NOT COMPARE!
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Elon Musk now looks like that one jojo part 5 antagonist with the fish hook
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hushabye10101lunacy · 24 days
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I graduated early this month
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hushabye10101lunacy · 26 days
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Headcannon that the boys catch on real quick not to split the pole with mista because he will snatch them up if they do
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hushabye10101lunacy · 1 month
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hushabye10101lunacy · 2 months
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Idea that because of their work dynamic the crew thinks proscuitto and pesci are work husbands BUT NO ITS FORMAGGIO AND PESCI! They got to each others apartments to watch this trashy ass reality TV show formaggi got pesci hooked on! Pescis the only member that laughs at his shit jokes, because of their background they're pretty good in the kitchen and they function well together to make food, they also have a kitten they share custody over. Proscuitto thinks he's slick with it, but he SEETHE with Jealousy whenever he sees them together Or hear pesci talk about him. Illuso really doesn't give too shits,but he does think it's funny to where he calls proscuitto "the other man" he got his shit rocked for that
Pesci and formgaggio said something at the same time and that damn near gave proscuitto a ulcer
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hushabye10101lunacy · 2 months
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Headcanon that prosciutto's sinus absolutely kick his ass during spring. His throat feels fill and its painful to swallow, his nose is blocked and he gets frequent headaches. He's popping allergy pills and cold medicine, drinking Alka seltzer. He HATES it that he's always coughing and sniffling and he tries to hide it BUT IT MAKES IT WORST. Pesci takes pity on him so he makes sure to get him what he needs.
There was a embarrassing moment where proscuitto was trying to comfort pesci and he was real close to his face and he fucking sneezed mid sentence. So there was snot on pescis face and dripping down prosciutto's lip.
Proscuitto apologized profusely and got him some sweets from one of the popular bakeries.
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I adore your Pesci survives au. It makes perfect sense and it fucking rocks. Pesci keeping the necklace and holding it like that…ough…
However, I raise you, prosciutto survives au. Prosciutto barely makes it out of that train alive. He almost loses to the light several times, but he holds off long enough for Melone to get there and get him to a hospital.
He’s out cold for several days, and they had to amputate a leg because it got infected so badly, but sure enough, Prosciutto wakes up in a cold sweat. when Prosciutto awakes, the first word he says.
“Pesci…Pesci…Where…Where’s Pesci?”
Eventually coming to his senses, he realizes he’s in a hospital, and Risotto is waiting for him. No one else.
“Risotto! What’s going on? Where’s everyone, where’s Pesci?”
Risotto gets up and takes a knee. Then he looks directly into his eyes and said, with the most withheld, teary eyed expression he’s ever seen him make,
“Pesci died. Taken out by Bucciarati. The rest of the gang is gone too. Just you and me.”
Prosciutto hardly registers it, but it sinks in eventually. He remembers watching Bucciarati dismember him. Powerless, and too beaten up to stop it. Forever stuck in the shadow of that train, nothing but a poor example.
It’s cold outside today, isn’t it? For spring, at least.
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melone too?,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I’ve said something super similar in the last about a surviving Prosciutto/Pesci completely swapping personalities to cope.
Pesci, immediate shut down but he’ll live. He’d have his screams and wails, he’d beg and damn everything to hell, then he’d cry and cry and cry, because he failed, for real this time. But he’ll get up eventually, he’ll hate himself forever but he will get up, and then it’ll be time to be a man. He’d be obligated to be better, to make it, to let it not be in vain. (I could even see him getting into suits…)
Prosciutto on the other hand would be sore to the touch, just imagine a Narancia level freak out but it’s our ever collected Prosci. I don’t think his face would ever be dry again. He didn’t even win, Pesci was his trump card and he didn’t even get to win. He played too rough and now he looks like a jigsaw puzzle with a couple pieces missing, and for what? And for what
He’d probably die from heartbreak and I am not even kidding,
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hushabye10101lunacy · 3 months
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What No One Tells You About Writing Fantasy
Every author has their preferred genres. I love fantasy and sci-fi, but began with historical fiction. I hated all the research that historical fiction demands and thought, if I build my own world, no research required.
Boy, was I wrong.
So to anyone dipping their toe into fantasy/sci-fi, here’s seven things I wish I knew about the genres before I committed to writing for them.
1. You still have to research. Everything.
If you want any of your fantasy battle sequences, or your space ships, or your droids and robots, or your fictional government and fictional politics to read at all believable.
In sci-fi, you research astronomy, robotics, politics, political science, history, engineering, anthropology. In fantasy, you have to research historical battle tactics, geography, real-world mythology, folklore, and fairytales, and much of it overlaps with science fiction.
I say you *have to* assuming you want your work to be original and unique and stand out from the crowd. Fanfic writers put in the research for a 30k word smut fic, you can and will have to research for your original work.
2. Naming everything gets exhausting
I hate coming up with new names, especially when I write worlds and places divorced from Earthly customs and can’t rely on Earthly naming conventions. You have to name all your characters, all your towns, villages, cities, realms, kingdoms, planets, galaxies, star systems.
You have to name your rebel faction, your imperial government, significant battles. Your spaceships, your fantasy companies and organizations, your magic system, made-up MacGuffins, androids, computer programs. The list goes on and on and on.
And you have to do it all without it sounding and reading ridiculous and unpronounceable, or racist. Your fantasy realms have to have believable naming patterns. It. Gets. Exhausting.
3. It will never read like you’re watching a movie
Do you know how fast movies can cut between scenes? Movies can balance five plotlines at once all converging with rapid edits, without losing their audience. Sometimes single lines of dialogue, or single wordless shots are all a scene gets before it cuts. If you try to replicate that by head-hopping around, you will make a mess.
It’s perfectly fine to write like you’re watching a movie, but you can’t rely on visual tricks to get your point across when all you have is text on a page – like slow mo, lens flares, epically lit cinematic shots, or the aforementioned rapid edits.
It doesn’t have to, nor should it, look like a movie. Books existed long before film, so don’t let yourself get caught up in how ~cinematic~ it may or may not look.
4. Your space opera will be compared to Star Wars and Star Trek
And your fairy epic will be compared to Tinkerbell, your vampires to Twilight, your zombies to The Walking Dead, Shaun of the Dead, World War Z. Your wizards and witches and any whisper of a fantasy school for fantasy children will be compared to Harry Potter. Your high fantasy adventure will be compared to Lord of the Rings.
You can’t avoid it, but you can avoid doing it to yourself. When people ask about your book, let them say “oh, you mean like Star Wars” to which you then can say, kind of, except XYZ happens in my book. These IPs will never fade from the public consciousness, not while you exist to read this post, at least, but Harry Potter isn’t the only urban fantasy out there. Lord of the Rings isn’t the only high fantasy. Star Wars isn’t the only space opera.
Yours will be on the shelves right next to them, soon enough, and who knows? You might dethrone them.
5. Your world-building is an iceberg, and your book is the tip
I don’t pay for any of those programs that help you organize your book and mythos. I write exclusively on Apple Notes, MS Word, and Google Suite (and all are free to me). I have folders on Apple Notes with more words inside them than the books they’re written for.
If you try to cram an entire college textbook’s worth of content into your novel, you will have left zero room for actual story. The same goes for all the research you did, all the hours slaving away for just a few details and strings of dialogue.
There’s a balance, no matter how dense your story is. If you really want to include all those extra details, slap some appendices at the end. Commission some maps.
6. The gatekeeping for fantasy and sci-fi is still very real
Pen names and pseudonyms exist for a reason. A female author writing fantasy that isn’t just a backdrop for romance? You have a harder battle ahead of you than your male counterparts, at least in the US. And even then, your female protagonist will be scrutinized and torn apart.
She’ll either be too girly or not girly enough, too sexy, or not sexy enough. She’ll be called a Mary Sue, a radical feminist mouthpiece, some woke propaganda. Every action she takes will be criticized as unrealistic and if she has fans who are girls, they will be mocked, too.
If you have queer characters, characters of color, they won’t be good enough, they won’t please everyone, and someone will still call you a bigot. A lot of someones will still call you a bigot.
Do your due diligence and hire your army of sensitivity readers and listen to them, but you cannot please everyone, so might as well write to please yourself. You’re the one who will have to read it a thousand times until it’s published.
7. Your “original” idea has been done before, and that’s okay
Stories have been told since before language evolved. The sum of the parts of your novel may be original, but even then, it’s colored by the media you’ve consumed. And that’s okay!
How many Cinderella stories are there? How many high fantasies? How many books about werewolves and witches and vampires? Gods and goddesses and celestial beings? Fairies and dragons and trolls? Aliens, robots, alien robots? Romeo and Juliette? Superheroes and mutants?
Zombies may be the avenue through which you tell your story, but it’s not *just* about zombies, is it? It’s about the characters who battle them, the endurance of the human spirit, or the end of an era, the death of a nation. So don’t get discouraged, everyone before you and everyone after will have written someone on the backs of what came before and it still feels new.
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hushabye10101lunacy · 3 months
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Please....I need some Clobber x hot rod content, like fanfics, fanart, ANYTHING!
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hushabye10101lunacy · 4 months
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When it comes to textured hair there’s many styles, here some I’ve seen at powwows. Braided locs have to be my favorite style so far 💖
(Edit)- i didn’t communicate this very well but this is a merging of cultures. Culturally/traditionally no we didn’t have cornrows/locs these are black hairstyles, and then mixed with our hairstyles because of the influence of Afro indigenous people (the two braids)💖 having two braids for some regalia is very important and so these are hairstyles I’ve seen Afro natives wear for powwows. Not saying two pigtails are just a native thing but cultural context is important
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Reminder braids are not a universal hairstyle between tribes! I’m coming from the perspective of Great Plains tribes. I just thought I might share what braided hair means to my community and people. I see people trying to make ocs or redesigns of characters who are native but don’t actually represent us too good. Reminder to always research a tribe before making a character learn their protocols and at least try to learn something new! 🌸💖🍇
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I just wanna say I love our hair! It means so much to us please take care of it🥺💖
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hushabye10101lunacy · 5 months
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I don't really get political. But as a Muslim, I can't stand to see the content I consume having its funds being used to kill my brothers and sisters in Palestine.
Pirate your Transformers, Mission Impossible, Halo, or Top Gun content. Paramount has also aligned itself with the real terrorists. I can personally give you content if you need it. Websites, files, you name it. Do not support these animals.
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Free Palestine
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hushabye10101lunacy · 7 months
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video essays about horror, fear and dread
Films That Feel Like Bad Dreams
The Nightmare Artist
Fear of Big Things Underwater
Control, Anatomy, and the Legacy of the Haunted House
House of Leaves: The Horror Of Fiction
Monsters in the Closet: A History of LGBT Representation in Horror Cinema
The History of Insane Asylums and Horror Movies
The Saddest Horror Movie You’ve Never Seen
Fear of Forgetting
Slender Man: Misunderstanding Ten Years Of The Internet
The Real Reason The Thing (1982) is Better than The Thing (2011)
The Bizarre Clown Painting No One Fully Understands
The Little Book of Cosmic Horrors
The Disturbing Art of A.I.
Fear of Depths
Goya’s Witches
David Lynch: The Treachery of Language
The True History That Created Folk Horror
The Existential Horror of David Cronenberg’s Camera
Keep reading
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hushabye10101lunacy · 8 months
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Writing With Color – Featured Description Posts
Some of our most useful posts on describing People of Color, all in one place.
Words to Describe Hair
Words to Describe Skin Tone
Describing Asian Eyes
Describing Wide Noses
Describing Undead & Sick Dark Skin
Describing POC and Avoiding Caricatures
Describing Unnatural Skin Tones: Green
Describing Unnatural Skin Tones: Jaundice
Indicating Race of Characters (FAQ Questions #3-4)
Not Indicating Race at All – Note: You Probably Should
Praising Beauty Without Fetishizing
Describing Characters Without Othering
Olive Skin, Race and Ethnicity
Specific Description Posts  
Describing Skin as Swarthy (Spoiler alert: it’s sketchy)
Describing East Asian Skin as Porcelain (Spoiler alert: it’s also sketchy)
Describing Skin as Russet (Spoiler alert: it’s alright)
Describing PoC as Exotic (SA: it’s othering)
Describing Skin as Ebony (SA: it’s cliche)
Describing Natural Hair as Cloud-Like (SA: it’s cool)
Describing Black Hair as Unkempt (SA: it’s offensive)
Describing Black Hair as Kinky (SA: it depends)
Describing Skin as “Dark as Night” (SA: it also depends)
Describing Skin as Like Dirt or Soil (SA: See above)
Describing Skin as just “Dark.” (SA: it’s vague)
Describing Black Hair as “Nappy” (SA: it ain’t recommended)
Describing Skin With Food (SA: it’s a no-no)
–WWC
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