Resident Evil 2, but Leon and Claire's parts get swapped (Though I have yet to finish my doodles of Claire and ada, this already took half a lifetime)
I won't ramble here but this kind of AU somehow keeps on being on my mind lately, especially stuff like how Leon would have met Irons? That could be s o interesting to see, I'm just rjdjrb
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I AM NOW HERE FOR THE FLOWER-THEMED ASKS !! Daisy, Cosmos, Poppy, Tigerlily, Freesia!!
-Sher
Send me a flower... Or a bouquet💐
DAISY — What is your idea of the perfect date?
Forgive me for the abject indulgence that's about to ensue...
I think the perfect date would be something akin to museum-hopping? Hehe, you know me :3 But really though, just imagine: exploring the heart of the city as we move between homes to art and culture, all the beautiful creations we could bear witness to and learn from!! I think the highlight of the date would be able to share any thoughts or musings I have freely with my s/o, and have them listen and add to it, rather than dismiss me or actively seek an argument to assert their perspectives as they counter my point of view... I think the reason I have trouble dating is because I can't find someone who knows how to respond to these sharings of mine without feeling overwhelmed...
Lunch and dinner don't have to be at a fancy restaurant or even one of those chain establishments you see in malls -- I'd much rather we buy food to-go, then find a scenic spot to sit down and eat while people-watching and talking to each other. I've never really been one for glamour.
If it's a night-time date, it would be a dream come true if we could go stargazing at a planetarium or observatory... Lying next to each other under the infinite stars... Oh and another cute date idea would be to go to an aquarium!
cosmos — what's the best compliment you've ever received? who was it from?
Some time back I was having a Moment and asked @pen-observing if I was defined too greatly by my grief/fear/anxiety... To which she replied that I reminded her of lightning and art and trees... And that is somehow both the most grounding and exalting thing someone has ever said about me. :')
POPPY — Out of the four seasons, which season of the year is your favorite and why?
We don't have seasons here but for me it has to be autumn! It's when the weather starts to get cozy without getting to chilly, and also when trees set the world alight with their ardent hues...
TIGER LILY — Do you have any favorite quotes from any movies, tv shows, books, or poetry? (or from people in real life)
OH I have way too many...! In fact, I have a book exclusively for writing these down. The one I'm feeling the most right now is this one, though:
"What's the happiest moment of your life?"
"I don't think I have one yet but it's probably coming up and it's going to be a surprise."
-- @/humansofnewyork
FREESIA — What do you want people to remember you for? (serious or non-serious answers)
Not what the question's asking, but I felt it notable enough to mention: in terms of constructing a legacy or a... recognized remembrance, I find that I'd rather think forwards instead of backwards... I graduated from a writing program for my tertiary education, the duration (3 years) of which I suffered from a declining mental state (depression go brrr)... And upon running into one of my lecturers outside of campus after I graduated, the first thing she inquired about was whether I was 'handling myself better'.
I remember feeling quite affronted at the time, though I couldn't quite put my finger on why; though now that I think about it... It was like neither a single word I wrote nor any idea I dreamed up stayed with her after all that time. Like people had remembered me and thus now know me for the darkness that lived within me (be it my emotional state or the ways in which I was lacking) rather than the fact that I too nurtured light, even if it didn't shine in the way they wished.
Nevertheless, it's all in the past now; and she's not someone I'd endeavour to go out of my way to impress anyway. Her stifling tutelage gave me all the more resolution to reflect upon, and thus answer this question the way I'm about to:
I want to be remembered for my work, but not just for the fact that my work was 'work'. I wish for everything I create or produce to be an experience: colors and creations and dreams and stories that work their ways into one's heart and find a welcome home there, before they begin to nurture gardens that bloom into myriad hues of possibility.
In short, something that resonates with people, and dares them to dream.
Life is so short, yet we confine ourselves to such suffocating limits. Why do we do that to ourselves? All that we stand to lose in doing so -- are those worthy sacrifices, and to whom? Why must we think of certain things a certain way just because certain people said so? Why not risk the cost of questioning?
We are predisposed to the binary, and I only endeavour to transcend this monochrome.
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