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RAT GALA

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JTW Day Two: Blue - CyberPunk AU

“Hi Jay. I… I’ve been called for another urgent mission, but I just. I want you to know that I - that all of us - we aren’t giving up.”

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Jason was “offline” for an unrecommended amount of time during his recovery from the Joker attack. Getting taken "offline" again so soon due to the LAZ-47U5 virus corrupting his cybernetics has everyone nervous. At this point no one is sure whether he’ll be able to connect back “online”.

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Day 3: Green!

@jaytimweek

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exactly

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Jaytimweek Day 1: Purple

When I think of purple I think of bruises

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I KNOW IM LATE JUST BARE WITH ME! I work two jobs that require me to wake up early so no late night drawings! But I’m cooking!!🏃🏽‍♀️💨

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If it doesn’t impact the rest of the story, you didn’t raise the stakes

              I recently went back to a chapter at the midpoint of my novel and changed a huge detail of it because I thought it didn’t raise the stakes enough as it was. Because of this change, I had to go through every single scene and chapter beyond that point and edit it to fit in and make sense. It was annoying, but that’s how I knew I achieved what I wanted to.

              Raised stakes change everything about a story.

              If your characters can continue on as they were, then you didn’t really raise the stakes at all. This heightened pressure or danger has to be heightened enough that their lives as they know them are different now.

              Consider this: at the midpoint, you introduce a mutated form of a monster your characters have been facing that’s more deadly and intelligent than its predecessor. It’s a super scary scene, but after that, your characters go back to their safe house to talk over how best to kill it.

              Suddenly, this new monster doesn’t feel as much of a threat. It’s just another element of the same threat they’ve already been facing.

              To properly use this element as a way to raise the stakes, it should take away something the characters rely on—safety, allies, powers, etc. Something they can’t get back, and don’t get back for the rest of the story. They now have to adapt to new circumstances, and things will never be as easy for them again.

              So maybe instead, they flee to their safe house only to discover that it’s no longer safe—the monster is smart enough to get through their hidden entrance and corner them. Now they’re stuck out in the open, taking turns keeping watch and slowly deteriorating to sleeplessness and stress.

              That’s a delicious steak.

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nsfw sideblogs r so funny. my friend we can't talk here it isn't safe.. we have to go to sex world together

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Wait that’s fucking weird lol

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JTW Day Three: Green - Regency Period AU

“Wayne Estate?! Then I’m more lost than I thought.” “Well, fortunately for you Mr Drake, I decided to escape my family’s nonsense for the day and can be your guide.”

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Tim is part of the genteel trade class, meaning he has a large income but no lands or titles. The whole point of his visit to the countryside was to find a small estate somewhere to purchase. After getting completely lost, he stumbles onto the vast Wayne Estate and practically trips over Jason. Jason loves his family but often wonders whether his adoption and presence in the family is just for the shock and scandal that tarnished Bruce’s ‘eligible bachelor’ status. Done purely so Bruce could focus on his passions, without families-with-eligible-daughters dropping by to visit everyday

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The idea that Talia only helped Jason as a gift to Bruce comes directly from Ra’s al Ghul and it’s just him being a misogynist so the fact that so many people in fandom just uncritically agree with this assessment is kinda crazy

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someone: hey I noticed this thing you did in your writing!

me, kicking my feet up flirtatiously: oh??? do you want to hear my thoughts on why I did that? do you want a play-by-play of the language choices in every related sentence? do you want an exhaustive breakdown of The Themes???

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Hey look we made a thing!!!! Dragon Jason will never not be a 10/10 in my books and I’m glad I was able to write the smut these two deserve. Pls give wickedsmille all the love they deserve for coming up with this au and letting me play in it

Chapters: 1/1

Fandom: DCU, Batman - All Media Types

Rating: Explicit 

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply 

Relationships: Tim Drake/Jason Todd 

Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Magic, Dragon Jason Todd, Dragon Riders, Dragon Rider Tim Drake, Bad Parents Jack Drake and Janet Drake, Slow Burn, Developing Relationship, Strangers to Lovers, Canon-Typical Violence, Protective Tim Drake (DCU), Jason Todd is a Menace, Rimming, Anal Sex, Sexual Overstimulation, semi monster fucking? kinda 

Summary:

The reprieve from his parents is a welcome one as Tim slips into the crowd at the markets. They insisted on accompanying him to pick out his dragon now that he’d come of age. To make sure he picks a beast worthy of the Drake name, they’d said. Tim has lived under his parents’ thumb long enough to know it’s another effort on their part to keep him under his control. Ever since he mentioned off-hand about becoming one of the Gotham territory guards, they’d insisted on being heavily involved in his dragon riding training and, now, the selection of his actual dragon.

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Gay culture is being attracted to, inspired by, and jealous of a guy all at the same time.

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They’re the same picture

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