MOVING BLOGS:
hello everyone ! I know I haven’t been very active here, but in order to increase activity, i’ll be moving my marya, dolokhov, and jenna hunterson blogs to MAIN blogs instead of sideblogs. if this ups my activity, i’ll add other blogs as well ! hope to see you all there ! ( i’ll be keeping the same URLs )
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STRANGER.
she gave the woman a genuine smile && a nod , her voice soft spoken.
‘ well , it’s beautiful. it seems that you put a lot of thought behind it. ‘
the pie sits before them, and jenna is reluctant to cut into it. she skirts the edge with a knife, tapping at the crust.
❝ i certainly try to ! speakin’ of tryin’ and such, you want a piece ? this is a, uh, new recipe, so i dunno what people are gonna think. ❞
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THE ROCK.
❛ maybe not so much in the RING, kinda depends on who i’m up against. some guys’ll make ya feel like you’re less than nothin’. but y’know, i’m a pretty SHY guy myself, jen. believe it or not. ❜
❝ you ? shy ? i mean, i knew y’ were sweet, but i didn’t ever pin y’ as shy ! - that ain’t a BAD THING, though, i’m a bit shy myself. or, maybe more closed off ❞
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❛ you create a rarity of my genuine smiles. ❜ aLSO withflour bc im cr yign in the club
dodie clark sentence starters. / accepting.
@withflour
the only time dewey will ever be caught feeling openly self-conscious, will be when he’s premiering unfinished material. for every finished piece dewey’s completed, he takes pride in all of his work, in his talents. he has a natural talent for songwriting, and a special charisma that makes him an excellent performer. and he knows this. but there’s a special nerve-wracking thrill to opening up and showing his own vulnerability in unfinished work. when he’s done, he’s polished everything, and he can show his confidence. when left unedited, there are hiccups, there are finger slips and sour chords and stumbled over, mumbled through words. there’s improvisation that may or may not flow naturally, and that will likely not be remembered when time comes to edit it back in. dewey always found it easier to TALK through his unfinished songs, like he had with his kids before battle of the bands, or whenever he had ideas, working with erika and penny. he’ll stick to strumming out a rhythm and tune on his own.
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ASSHOLE.
once upon a time, dewey had respect for wait staff. less than ten years ago he was in the same position as they were, bussing tables, trying to make his half of the rent - it was a short-lived job for dewey, before he moved onto another short-term “career”. he understands there’s absolutely nothing significant about this shithole of a town, but he curses himself, his band, his manager, and most of all, this fucking TOWN, that he keeps being drawn(? dragged, more accurately.) back to this little “quirky” trying-too-hard diner, smack dab in the middle of nowhere.
it’s got that cute little novelty to it ; it’s small, and the uniforms on the waitresses are adorable, and every patron looks like they’re regulars. he’d stumbled in there early in the morning, and immediately he knew that what little charm he’d found in the cliche color scheme and southern caricatured people in there would wear off in a matter of hours, if not minutes. let alone DAYS of this. how the HELL do these people live with themselves?
he’s not certain if he voiced these opinions. probably, he figures, but dewey has NEVER been anything even remotely near a morning person. he barely remembers waking up that morning, past a half-listened to wake-up call, one that he really could’ve been more POLITE answering. and truthfully, he only vaguely remembers stopping in the little pie shop ( pie shop? diner? make up your fuckin’ mind, lulu. ) for “breakfast” that morning.
he does remember commenting on the PISS-POOR quality of the coffee - could you even CALL IT coffee? sludge, he thinks he’d compared it to - to one of the waitresses. the blonde one, with the frizzed out hair and big tits. she was the one who got to hear the entire near meltdown he’d had when the ENTIRE DINER had been alerted about the impending DOOM uh. storm, they were due to experience within the hour. all the roads would be closed at least for the time being. that was what, four hours ago?
❛ all the fuckin’ roads are FROZEN OVER! ❜
well, he certainly knows how to make an entrance, huh? never particularly been one for indoor voices, but in a town as small as this, he figures his voice alone probably rattles the god damn foundation of the whole center. he’s wrapped up tightly in his coat, and the scarf around his neck is tangled up, a mess of yarn and rockstar. his hair is soaked with quickly melting snow, while his shoulders are still dusted with ice, and his sneakers soaked all the way through. feeling fucking miserable, and now, guess he’s out to make everyone else suffer just as bad as he is.
she has had her fair share of DICKISH men sitting in her section, parading into her diner like they own the damn place. one thing that jenna can thank earl for, aside from lulu, is how he had almost desensitized her to every LOUD - MOUTHED jackass on the planet. still, this man irks her beyond belief, and she can’t quite pinpoint why. maybe it’s his i’m all that and a bag of chips mindset, or the way he grimaces when she gives him his coffee. above all, it may be the way he makes it undeniably clear that he is too good for tumbleweed stillwater, oklahoma.
the moment he leaves, she’s in dire need of a NAP ( or some wine - she isn’t picky. ) and a week long vacation. as dawn turns up the radio, jenna realizes her prayers may be answered. SNOW DAY is not a term you hear in stillwater very often. the kids don’t sit up at night hoping the roads freeze over so school buses can’t pass through, and the adults don’t worry about the possibility that they’ll have to shovel their driveways come morning. this is exactly why the entirety of the diner screeches when the impending blizzard is announced, cal almost dropping his skillet onto the kitchen floor.
just as predicted, there is already a steady snowfall as seen through the windows of the diner. shoes squeak on the checkered floor as people flood in for warmth, all chattering on a spectrum of excitement to nerves. jenna picks up little lulu, joining in her celebration. they didn’t have a white christmas, but they could definitely settle for a white GROUNDHOG DAY. poor punx’s job was rather predictable by now.
the diner - wide party is short lived, coming to an abrupt halt as the door is thrown open again, a rush of cold hair flowing in. and there he is, PRINCE CHARMING galloping back in with his noble steed and stringy scarf. each customer stares, all talking among themselves as jenna hands lulu off to an already - steamed becky. in a moment of truth, she grabs the coffee pot from its place, smirking as she goes. with a few auburn flyaways brushed behind her ear, she approaches him, lips pursed as he complains. it’s almost as if his tantrum AMUSES her.
❝ hey, thanks for CHECKIN’, hon. that’s usually what happens when a blizzard hits. can i interest you in more COFFEE ? ❞
he’s short, but she’s shorter, and that still isn’t enough to stop the waitress from acting a bit snarky. gazing up at him, a hand on her hip, she swirls the SLUDGE in its pot as it is offered to him. southern drawl makes her sound all the more sarcastic, her little confidence being thrust forward as if shes trying to make her act BELIEVABLE. still, they are a spectacle, and each diner patron is eagerly sipping their tea. jenna’s reputation is one of kindness. she isn’t exactly meek, but you could say that this out of town rockstar brings out the beast in her.
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WELL — i don’t go to parties a lot. not good use of the time that i’ve got. can’t spend hours doing my hair and staying in shape. but i know it’ll all be worthwhile, when i win my first lucrative trial, and buy my mom that great big house out on the cape! that’s the CHIP ON MY SHOULDER, i hugged my mom and told her, ‘with the chance i’ve been given, i’m gonna be DRIVEN AS HELL!’ though i can’t take the day off, i just think of the payoff. you need a CHIP ON YOUR SHOULDER!
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