âThe location is the primal concern here, I oughta have a clean view of the lake outside the dorms, if anything. Perhaps you may show me what youâve got and we go from there.â
     â Well, that all sounds very nice, though Iâd be perfectly capable of disarming my enemies myself if I had any. What sort of view appeals to you? â
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He was left all alone. That must have been painful. To realize that no one understands. To be abandoned when you need someone to rely on. That must be excrutiatingly painful.
Winter Light (1963) dir. by Ingmar Bergman (via violentwavesofemotion)
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âGood for you. I came across both Whites yesterday evening. William came personally talk to me at that, mind the audacity. Speaking of, whatâre you majoring in again?â
âI saw Emerson a few days ago. As usual, a tragic excuse for a prince. Heâs not even a royal, thatâs whatâs most annoying, and I could go on for days about that, but weâve both heard enough about it from Mom. Havenât seen the youngest Rose, but something tells me sheâs not too far from a shopping complex or football practice. Thankfully, I havenât seen the Charmings. Princetonâs do-gooder attitude makes me puke.â
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âThe room fits your tacky excuse for an aesthetic just fine, William. Throw in some low-brow style of mass-produced art and voilĂ ! Feels like home!â
â Now why would I want something you donât ? âÂ
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âDo tell, though, being here before me you should know. The Roses are around, what a fuckinâ joke. Bet my two cents the Charmings might be just âround the corner too. Have you seen any of them?â
In her head the words sang, rather mommyâs little girl than daddyâs broken boy. âI try,â she grinned.
âHa! Yeah, right. I canât even tell the difference between turkey and pork. Pizza is great.â
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âBetter rephrase that: shut the fuck up before I shut it for you.â
â Thatâs a rather vulgar language to use when in the presence of a lady, mister. Or at any time, really. â Â
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âA court jester by choice, how very entertaining. The urgencyâs about the damned awful room they pushed over me. Talk about changing places and weâre set, otherwise thereâs no point to this chit-chat and Iâm virtually not all thrilled in hiring a talky servant. Annoying noises do me no good.â
How rude of me, I assure you I usually introduce myself more politely before answering but I believe we were just cutting to the chase! Noelle ââ is the name of meâŠand yourself? Wait a ââ oh I sincerely hope you donât think Iâm judging you. On the contrary! Iâd be happy to be of service to you on this afternoon. People say that I am funnier than a chimp in a bingo parlor, and that they love my hats.Â
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âWeaponry. Mild aristocratic titles. An enemyâs head on a silver plate. Pick your poison. That is of course only applicable if your room has a good of a view enough to appeal me.â
      â Well, I donât want for money, so to start Iâd love to hear what else youâve got to offer.â
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âShit, look at you. Such blasĂ©. Mommy's little joy and pride, are we?â
âCooking? God, no. Weâre getting pizza for the good olâ daysâ sake. Or perhaps my sis have actually acquired a finer culinaire taste?â
âAll right, got it. I wonât touch the beds. NoâŠno plans. After all, that would require me making friends, and we both know thatâs not happening anytime soon. Are you cooking or are we going somewhere?â
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âMove along, darling, youâre making it hard for the ones with something relevant to say to reach me.â
âTruly that was quite the chase for the likes of you⊠Such an untempting offer though. No.â
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...whoâre you and what made you think this is fuckinâ peanut gallery 2.0?
I donât know about âhow muchâ but I would enjoy something handmade â arenât those the best they say? What is it about your room that makes you leave it so badly? Perhaps thereâs something to make it more suited to your liking instead of switching, I think youâd feel more accomplished doing that instead.
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âVery well. Iâm gonna send the new bed in later today and look for someone to get rid of the damned single beds there, so donât touch them. Dinnerâs on me tonight. Call it... Whatâs the word again? Consideration. Iâm sure you donât have plans.â
âOkay, Iâll pick up that stuff for you then, so you can go out and have some fun doing things you actually like. When you come back, your room will be properly tricked out.â
âA little girl cried when I looked at her, so things are going pretty well so far. And who needs friends now that youâre here?â
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me? overreacting? probablyÂ
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âArenât you a bowl of cherries? As much as going on a domestic shopping spree with my sister sounds like the ultimate fun, Iâll pass and go with buying off a local fucktard.â
âAnyhow, how are we adapting? Have you made any friends yet? Scared off some preschoolers?â
âDo you think my room is any better? Theyâre all the same, Tommy. Maybe we can go to the store and look for some of those organizers that maximize your space. You know what, let me handle that. Itâll make it seem bigger. I canât do anything about the windows though. Curtains? And Iâll buy you some air freshner too, thatâll help some.â
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âDonât know, donât care, need a bigger closet and sash windows donât match my style. That roomâs giving me allergic rhinitis yet the freak show for a staff here ainât about changing me places. Iâve checked the hotels nearby online and Iâd be better off fuckinâ dead. Are we down with trading, sis?â
âIs your roommate really that bad?â
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âLet me cut to the chase: how much dâyou want to switch rooms with me?â
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This is THOMAS FAERY. He is TWENTY-THREE and will enroll into Disland University as a SENIOR. Usually, he would live with his mother, MALEFICENT in APALUSIA. Earthlings commonly mistake him for CHOI SEUNG-HYUN.
âBut Iâm not crazy, Iâm just a little unwell. Â I know right now you canât tell, but stay awhile and maybe then youâll see a different side of me.â
The bond between a father and a son should need not be broken. However, this idea can be betrayed as a father walks out on his family in the dead of night. Even the Faery household, although partly occupied by the most evil of villains, could fall victim to that situation. At a young age, Thomas formed an unbreakable bond with his father. Since they were the only two males that survived in the Faery family, Thomasâ father prided in teaching his son how to care and fend for his family. Little did the boy know, his father was simply training his only son for when he left. It was strange, the night Thomasâ father left. Maleficent had been fast asleep, but Thomas was restless. Tossing and turning in his sheets, the six year old yelped with happiness as his father kissed him on the head and said his goodbye. It was only harder for Thomas to look back on it when he soon realized that the goodbye was his fatherâs last. Years passed, and the boyâs blood boiled with the anger of confusion that his father left him. At some point, it was actually hard to tell him and his mother apart. The metaphorical devil horns sprouted out of his head for the smallest of reasons, whether he wasnât invited to a party or someone got his order wrong at a restaurant. His temper was too short to take outside, or even leave inside with the likes of himself. It would have been safer to just keep Thomas in a cage, where his heart could roam free with the dark spirit it held.
Well, whatâs it like being here?
âItâs shit. I just got here and itâs already shit. I fucking hate this place, and I hate my mom for sending me. This is bullshit, complete, utter, bullshit.â
Thomas has been known to beâŠ
temperamental adjective \temp(É)rÉËmentl\
Itâs no secret that Thomas Faery has quite the temper. He flies off the handle quite often, and anyone in their right mind knows to get out of his way when he does.
sensitive adjective \sensitiv\
Believe it or not, Thomas is a pretty sensitive guy, and not the charming kind that every girl wants in the movies. It doesnât take much to hurt his feelings, and heâs been that way since his father left. His sensitivity does nothing but fuel his anger, causing him to blow up whenever heâs hurt by something.
sarcastic adjective \sĂ€rËkastik\
Thomas uses sarcasm to mask any feeling that isnât rage. If you say anything to him, chances are, heâs got a crude, witty comeback for it. People think heâs rude, when in reality, heâs just guarding himself from experiencing the same kind of betrayal he felt when his father left.
Like THOMAS FAERY? Sorry, because he is CLOSED!
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