Conditioned whumpee, whose caretaker is trying to convince xem it's ok to take off the collar now that whumper's gone.
Whumpee decides, in xeir head, that xey could explain to whumper if xey are recaptured that xey downgraded xeir collar because whumper wasn't there to give orders. See, xey still wore a collar, it's just made out of leather instead of gold. See, xey didn't think for a moment xey could be free.
And this way, Caretaker can be satisfied about aer "progress" in the meantime.
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So I’m making myself a Wolfkiller coat/cloak right now and I swear I was only pushing the wolf button through to double-check it fit easily through the bound buttonhole I just made
But then his little fangs went over the edge and I had a little giggle! Like, yup, this is a Lestat coat already. 😂
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“You know,” I muse out loud, “if it weren't for the fact that we hated each other's guts, we'd probably make an impressive power duo.”
I expect Henry to raise his eyebrows at me as usual or make a cutting remark, but his footsteps suddenly slow beside me.
“Wait. We hate each other?”
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Daily excerpt from today's writing, chapter 80 of Underline the Black:
'Flitmouse,' Anton hissed in the background.
'No! This is something that has to be talked about! I'm sorry, but this isn't something we all get to tiptoe around until that young boy is a mess. It's something that should have been talked about from the beginning! Isn't that what you'd do for him if he was an omega? And isn't he biologically sharing at least some of the functions that omegas have? Gary, he's not just an alpha, I said that before. Everyone here thinks it's so hard to be an omega, and I've seen for myself that it can be quite difficult to be an alpha too. Well, he's both, and something else besides, and you'd best be taking all of that into account. Because otherwise Efnisien will get his rape trauma from Hillview.'
'Flitmouse, you can't just- Gary's not-' Anton cut in.
'-I'm sorry, I'm sorry,' Flitmouse said quickly. 'I'm sorry, my darling. I am. I've been in agony over this, thinking about it, and I wish I didn't have to say any of this. Truly I wish that. But my love, you cannot say Gary's not a rapist, because you've never seen him with anyone. I don't think he is, but you have to admit that peak alphas carry an intensity with them that the whole world knows of. And all of that, right now, is pointed in the direction of someone who has spoken to less than ten people on his own in his entire life. All right, maybe more if we include his family, some nurses, but what capacity does he have to handle what's coming?'
'I think you're right to bring up these concerns,' Gary said heavily.
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girls will cry, and girls will lie, and girls will do it til they die for you they’ll cry, and girls will lie, and do it til the day they die for you girls will CRY and girls will LIE and girls will LOSE THEIR GODDAMN MINDS for you they’ll CRY and girls will LIE, and do it til the day they DIE for you
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…guess who got another copy of TGG yesterday
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Daily excerpt from today's writing, chapter 88 of Underline the Black:
'Why would you insult him?' Faber said, and Efnisien thought he really seemed stuck on the part, which was weird.
Efnisien just stared at him, and Faber made a sound of frustration and then turned and started walking again, quicker this time. Efnisien could tell he'd pissed Faber off.
'You know he's not always easy to live with,' Efnisien said, having to walk really fast to keep up.
'I'm sure that you're a perfect angel, in the meantime,' Faber said, and Efnisien pressed his lips together.
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listen to him jason
ADMIT THAT YOU'RE- *sounds of me being strangled by an angry child of jupiter*
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One of my favourite things about 'the Blythes are Quoted' is how many people in Glen St. Mary are either a little bit or a lot bit in love with Anne, who is certainly middle age (at least) throughout most the book. Lucy Maud is clearly not of the opinion that women and/or their looks expire past 39+, and I love that message being put out there.
One fellow in the chapter titled 'Fancy's Fool?'
"He had met Mrs. Blythe once... and tried to flirt with her... but he had not tried it a second time and always shrugged his shoulders meaningly when he heard her name mentioned."
In another chapter, ‘Brother Beware,’ one funny ole gentleman is approaching a mid-life romance with another Glen woman, and he has the following thoughts:
"She came forward to meet him eagerly, a warm, friendly smile on her face... a smile that somehow reminded him of Mrs. Dr. Blythe's'."
"A very beguiling fragrance seemed to exhale from her... (...) ... though Mrs. Blythe did smell the same when she came into church."
From the chapter 'the Twins Pretend':
"Not a word of or about or against or for Mrs. Blythe," said Anthony firmly.
"Don't you like her?" asked Jill curiously. "We do."
"Of course I like her. If I had met her before the doctor did... or before I made an ass of myself... I'd have married her if she would have had me. But of course she wouldn't. Now we will drop that subject."
— the Blythes are Quoted, Lucy Maud Montgomery
(This isn’t even half of the quotes that one could supply.)
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