Your Dru is absolute perfection. I am equal parts in awe of her and terrified of her as are my muses. Also your writing style is simply beautiful.
「 ASK MEME : HOW’S MY PORTRAYAL? 」
THANK YOU SO MUCH, LOVELY! & i'm adoring whatever mess of a relationship this is between dru & amy, the toxicity of it all has been adoringly fun to play with. feel free to throw any of your muses at my baby girl, she'd love to torment all of them.
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@in-every-generation sent from katherine giles to rupert giles : 007. standing in front of the christmas tree, decorating it with an assortment of baubles, lights and tinsel. - christmas prompts ( open )
† ―――― CHRISTMAS WAS UPON THEM AND ALL GILES EVER WANTED WAS TO GIVE HIS DAUGHTER A CHRISTMAS TO REMEMBER. most of his life has been all about the doom and gloom of it all, but he was happy to be spending precious time with his little girl. she meant the world to him; seeing her face light up with the string lights and her giggling whenever he'd make a playful joke about santa was all he ever really wanted. he stood atop the ladder so he was able to reach the top, his hand extended out for her to pass him the angel that will be the finishing touch, ❛ m' surprised you'd like to go with the angel this year, katherine ❜ he told her, a smile decorating his face as he was content spending time with her [ .... ] even if all they were doing was decorating a tree. he takes the angel and secures it on top, making sure it would not fall from its spot, ❛ well, i think it looks splendid, if i say myself ❜ he chuckled lightly, stepping down the ladder and placing fatherly hands on her shoulders, a twinkle shining in his eyes. ❛ have you thought about what you'd like to wish for christmas ? ❜ he asked, genuinely curious. he always wanted to know what was going through his daughter's mind, her mind was a beautiful thing.
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" In Every Generation," by Kendare Blake
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DARK AND TOXIC SHIPS // accepting
@in-every-generation: ❛ You don’t want me to have anything in my life that’s not you. ❜ (Amythest to Angelus)
Angelus looked up from the book he had been pretending to read - an excuse to ignore the young vampires whining. Dark eyes narrowed as he let the book drop from his fingers to land with a heavy thump on the floor. “And what else do you need?” he demanded, standing from the chaise. He wasn’t going to deny the accusation and was clearly offended by the idea that she wanted more. On the days she annoyed him the most he did not even think she deserved the new life with them that she had been given. Perhaps Darla had been right when she said they should get rid of her. But then he'd have to deal with Dru's inevitable meltdown. He crossed the room in a few long strides, stopping within inches of the blonde, close enough that he had to look down. “You have everything you need. The world has been opened up to you like it never would have before, and yet you still complain. You want more? More what?”
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@in-every-generation asked: ⭐
Send a " ⭐ " and I will list muses I would be interested in throwing at yours, or potential muse combinations if you are also a multi.
for sunnydalescoobiies:
buffy summers
dawn summers
spike
tara maclay
rupert giles
lochlan & joan summers
jenny calendar
lexi augustine
destiny mcmillian
morgan rush
for weareheroes:
angel/angelus
lorne the host
charles gunn
wesley wyndam-pyrce
winifred burkle
cordelia chase
chase lockley
ava myrtle
connor angel
darla
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ANGEL SEASON FIVE SENTENCE STARTERS // accepting
@in-every-generation: ❛ You have reached Ritual Sacrifice. For goats, press 1 or say “goats”. ❜ (Kathy to Angel)
“Haha, very funny. Whatever happened to answering a phone with ‘hello’. Wait - is this your voicemail? Kathy, did you change your voicemail thing again? Hello?”
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@in-every-generation - liked for a Spike starter
“What are you doing lurking around here?“
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@in-every-generation | title; fair game (Chrissy & Cherie) | from a starter call
Chrissy took a second to look the girl over—a second was all she needed to make her assessment. Sighing heavily, she flung a dish rag over her shoulder, signaling that she was off bar duty for a bit and approached her. “You don’t look twenty-one,” she told her bluntly, taking the time to give her further scrutiny. “I can’t serve you alcohol, but everything else on the menu is fair game.” The redhead nodded toward the menu in question, which was propped up between ketchup bottles and salt shakers on the tables.
She went back to the bar, eyeing the usual customers—werewolves, every one of them. If they gave the newcomer any trouble, they’d have to deal with her first. New werewolves in their territory set off tempers like nothing else, but that’s what happened when the old guard refused to let go of old-fashioned traditions and adapt to the new day and age.
“Don’t worry about them. They’ll drink their beer and eat their fries and keep to themselves,” she added, just loud enough that they’d have no problem hearing her. “Right, guys?” When they didn’t answer, Chrissy smirked and gestured at a table. “Go on. Have a seat.”
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@in-every-generation {jenny} is paying a visit to the Sunnydale Motor Inn
A knock on the motel door usually only meant one thing- the greasy twenty-something manager was anxious for his $18, usually which Faith didn’t have or was in the process of scrounging up.
She’d made a lot of promises and every other night was practically running on credit. She thought about asking Mr. Giles if the Watchers Council could help out at all. Her last guardian had taken care of everything the duo needed on their coast-to-coast roadtrip towards Sunnydale, but...
“Hol’ on,” the girl called out, pushing herself off her stomach as she’d been staring idly at the television set, which was more static than picture at this point. Faith quickly considered that maybe the guest was a lady of the night (no, not the vampire kind) looking for her client’s room. Had a few of those lately. She pressed her face to the peephole and then slid the chain lock free from its latch. “Oh, hey. Ms. Calendar, I...”
Didn’t really want any guests. Not that she didn’t love having company, but apart from Buffy tracking her down to the motel, Faith wasn’t exactly proud of her digs. Better than the manager asking for more money, at least, but for the cool computer teacher to come all this way? Must have been important if she couldn’t go to Buffy first.
“D’you wanna come in? What, did Xander fall down a well or something?”
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Joyce and Sara
@in-every-generation
Joyce was enjoying a nice quiet night. The term was is because she heard the back door slam close. Joyce chuckled and knew what that meant. She headed to the kitchen. “Hi honey. You want me to whip up the usual?” She didn’t wait for an answer as she put the kettle on and started making hot chocolate with extra EXTRA mini marshmallows. “Is this a night for grandma advice or grandma company or grandma as a venting board?”
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Send “📚” and I will flip to a random page in a book and use
the first line of dialogueI see as a starter.
@in-every-generation { SARA }
“But I was just joking!” Had it been too much? probably, but Nandor didn’t see it that way. “No need to be so dramatic. Jeez.”
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@in-every-generation asked :
❝ What could you possibly hope to accomplish with such madness?! ❞ (Amythest)
“Madness? Well, I gotta tell you, you big negative muffin,I’ve been accomplish a lot, with my--madness as you put it, I’l give you a little pearl of wisedom, sweetcheeks, one person’s madness may just be other person’s happiness. And that one’s for free.”
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“it’s hard to say i’m sorry.” (Sara to Buffy)
"Not everything / everyone needs an apology."
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@in-every-generation - amethyst liked for a starter from wrh!bound wes post s5.
“I must say -- it’s quite an extraordinary pleasure to make your acquaintance, Ms. Pratt.” Regardless of the circumstances, and even if his remark may appear to be flippant given that those in the employ of Wolfram.& Hart tended to be disingenuous more often than not, his remark was whole heartedly true. “You’ll have to forgive me, if I seem a bit -- off my game -- it’s only that your story is quite a rare and ... fascinating read.” The Council had never, would never have admitted to losing a Slayer to becoming a vampire, and until recently, he’d had no reason to suspect any different. “Please, allow me to properly introduce myself. Wesley Wyndam-Pryce.” Former watcher, though he doubted that’d be considered a boon in her book, and it wasn’t likely she thought overly well of his current employers, but the fact of the matter was they had been trying to find an avenue to make contact with the ‘hybrid’ for some time now, and given his ties with both Spike and Angel, and his knowledge of the Slayers and the Council, the firm seemed to believe him particularly well suited to the task. “How are you finding Los Angeles? Is there anything I, we, might do to make your stay here more comfortable?”
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@in-every-generation [ sc! ]
Angelus sat up when he heard someone walking down the stairs into the basement. From behind bars, he watched as Amythest appeared, a grin rising on his lips. “I knew you couldn’t stay away.” he said smugly. He sauntered forward, crossing the short distance between the hard bench tucked against the wall and the bars that kept him contained from the rest of the world in a few slow steps. “Why so far away? How about you come over here and welcome me back good and proper.”
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@in-every-generation shot the cowboy! 🤠
Quincey P. Morris was not a man who did well waiting in parlors. Oh, he could wait on a lady, a train, a monster, a good shot, but waiting stuck in one place, nothing to do?
Never was his strong point.
Still and yet, SOMEone had to check on the rumors of a rogue monster-killer--or worse, a rogue monster who just happened to kill other monsters--and Quincey’d drawn the short straw. Ha!, as if there was anyone else around to draw it.
‘Least the place was easy enough to find. Turns out the Holmes fella is a big to-do in London. Explaining he was here for the girl was...a lot harder, and the Missus--Hudson?--kept giving him the stink eye for his inquiry.
He cleared his throat for the third time and turned back to pretending to being interested in the art. Hopefully, Miss Holmes’d come out soon and put an end to the worry.
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