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jonahmagnus · 6 months
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HOLD YOUR HAT AND HANG ONTO YOUR SOUL
SOMETHINGS COMING TO EAT THE WORLD WHOLE
IF WE FIGHT IT WE'VE STILL GOT A CHANCE
BUT WHATEVER THEY OFFER YOU
THOUGH THEIR SLOPPING THE TROUGH FOR YOU
PLEASE, WHATEVER THEY OFFER YOU
DONT FEED THE PLANTS!
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lixzey · 6 months
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in which sirius black's heart is held captive by certain ocean-eyed redhead.
sirius black x oc
sirius black x marigold evans
coming soon!
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theatrescribbles · 24 days
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Marigold || New Chapter
Chapter 5 - Stag and Fawn
“Well, we’ve got everything for school now, so we can do whatever we’d like today. Is there anything you’d like to do?”
She shook her head. “I don’t mind.” she said, her mouth full of chocolate pancakes, “I want to do what you want to do.”
James Potter, 26 year old Bachelor, wants to be one thing more than anything else: a father. Therefore, he decides to give foster parenting a shot. He then meets a little girl, who is set to change his life forever.
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This is up earlier than expected - and helps (I think) that I've decided to split what I had planned for this one into two chapters. But in this one, we get to see more of James and Marigold settling in, and Marigold's first day in school, in which James meets a new friend, fellow parent, and ally - AKA Best Mama Ever! Happy reading
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can-of-pringles · 1 year
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ok ok one more:
Mari and Peter take kid Rosie (you decide what age) to a town fair/carnival.
Thanks for the prompt!
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Rating: Gen
Warnings: None
Word Count: 1k
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"Okay, now, remember to stay close to us while we're here." Marigold reminded her daughter as they walked to the entrance of the carnival.
Rosie lightly sighed but listened, holding onto both her parents' hands. "I won't run away!"
"We're only asking because we've never been here before, and it's a fairly big place. You could get lost easily." Peter added.
"You would find me if I got lost," she pointed out.
He pressed his lips into a fine line. "Okay, yeah, obviously, but we're not going to let that happen, right?"
Rosie shook her head. "No. Won't let it happen."
"Good." Marigold sighed in half exasperation at the conversation and relief. "Now I need to pay for these tickets."
The little girl cheered and started rambling about what she was going to do once they entered. Peter smiled and agreed, talking about some of the fast rides.
"But you are fast already?" She asked.
"Yeah, but sometimes it's nice to let the machines do the work, it's more of like a lazy river situation for me." He explained.
"Lazy river?"
"Mari, remind me to write down that we need to take Rosie to a water park,"
Already holding the tickets, she placed them in her purse, and raised an eyebrow at his request. "We're literally at the carnival right now and we're already planning another trip?"
"I didn't say that... I was just putting the idea out there. And besides, it could be like a bigger family trip." Peter shrugged.
"Just don't say D-I-S-N-E-Y while talking about trips right now." Marigold whispered.
Rosie furrowed her little eyebrows as she tried to decipher her mother's coded message. "Does it have to do with ducks?"
"Nope, and stop guessing. We should be going on all the rides, right?" Peter reminded.
Forgetting about the secret at the mention of rides, Rosie grinned and cheered. "Let's go!"
"Alright, we're going in. Please don't yank my arm off." Marigold chuckled at her excitement.
"Yeah, we're not made out of Legos," Peter added.
Rosie giggled and looked around at all the bright colorful lights and carnival music, widening her eyes at all the sights.
"It's beautiful!" She grinned.
"You know what's really beautiful? Look." Peter pointed at the decorated carousel horses.
Rosie gasped and started begging her parents to go on it first.
"And I thought you were afraid of horses?" Marigold teased lightly.
He scoffed. "Okay, one, I am not afraid of horses, I just value my life around unpredictable thousand-pound animals. And two, these are carnival horses that aren't real."
He grimaced at Rosie's slightly sad face. "Okay, they're not like real real... real outside of this place!"
She smiled and nodded, feeling assured. "Real in our minds!"
"Nice save," Marigold muttered.
They walked towards the carousel, Rosie choosing a white horse with purple ribbons in its mane. "This one!"
Peter picked her up and placed her gently on the saddle molded to the horse. "Wrap your hands around the pole here, and I'll also hold you so you don't lose balance."
Once she was situated, Rosie was losing her patience. "Let's ride!"
"Hold on, let me find a horse," Marigold replied as she got on a brown horse with red ribbons.
Realizing only she and her mother were riding, Rosie furrowed her eyebrows in confusion.
"You're not riding?" She asked Peter.
"No, it's safer for me to stand next to you, y'know the balance thing. I'm fine, really, I don't need to ride."
He didn't need their carnival experience to be suddenly interrupted by Rosie somehow slipping. Was he being overly cautious? Probably. Did he care? Not really.
Marigold shot him a look, eyebrow slightly raised. He shrugged and she didn't pry anymore; rather him be too careful than not enough. However she felt about the situation at hand, Marigold appreciated the gentle and protective side of him.
"Okay... promise to really ride another ride next time," Rosie insisted.
"Of course."
The ride started and they began to slowly spin, the spinning reaching a good comfortable speed as they went around.
"Weee!" Rosie cheered.
Marigold chuckled. "Go horse! Go!"
"Needs a name!" The girl suggested.
"Hmm..." Her mother pondered. "This noble steed is sir Gallop." She spoke with a fake fancy voice.
"Yay! Sir Gallop and Princess Snow." Rosie grinned.
"Princess Snow, huh? It suits her," Peter commented, slightly leaning against another horse.
"She's the fastest horse here!" She bragged.
"Really? Is she faster than me?"
"Well, duh, she's a horse. She has more than two legs, so obviously she runs faster," Rosie spoke matter-of-factly.
Peter stammered as he thought of what to respond with and ended up scoffing.
Marigold quietly laughed to herself.
"I don't think horses work like that..." He frowned.
"Normal horses don't."
He sat there in silence until he shrugged and muttered an 'I guess'
The ride sped up, spinning faster. Rosie cheered and without thinking, raised her hands up in the air. Peter caught her as soon as she began to slip.
"You're alright, remember to hold on, okay?" He assured the surprised girl.
She quickly nodded and gripped the pole tighter.
Peter glanced at Marigold with a knowing look and she shook her head and sighed, realizing he had been right.
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Marigold and Rosie walked around the carnival by themselves as Peter waited in line for one of the roller coasters. Rosie was too short to ride and couldn't be left by herself. Marigold didn't mind, she didn't like roller coasters much anyway.
"We're not going to go too far, but I know you don't want to wait around," Marigold said.
"Yeah, 'cause it's boring," Rosie spoke dramatically.
"So much like her father..." She thought.
"After he's done maybe we could get some food? How does popcorn and corn dogs sound?"
The girl's eyes lit up and she gasped at the mention of the tasty food. "Yes!"
Marigold chuckled at her enthusiasm. "I can't remember the last time I had a corn dog... I think it would be good with ranc—ow!" She exclaimed. "Rosie, why did you tug on my arm? It hurt..."
"Look!" She pointed at the face-painting booth across from the roller coaster.
"If you wanted my attention, you could've just spoken up."
Rosie frowned lightly. "I'm sorry, Mommy. Could I get my face painted?"
"Thank you for saying sorry, and yes, of course." She smiled.
"Yay! Will you get one too?"
Marigold hummed. "I don't know... I'm slightly sensitive to the makeup. Probably not."
"Okay," Rosie replied, not too upset by this.
She led her mother to the booth and was greeted by the painter.
"So, do you want to take a look at the options?" They smiled, pointing at the chart.
"Can you paint ducks?" Rosie asked immediately.
"Like Donald Duck?"
She shook her head. "Any ducks."
"Like just a regular duck," Marigold clarified.
"Sure, why don't you take a seat here." They instructed.
Rosie grinned and sat down on the stool.
"Try to stay as still as you can,"
"Here you go." Marigold handed her daughter a small spinning toy to hold in her hands whilst she sat.
"She has trouble sitting still and having something to fidget with helps," Marigold added when the painter looked at her.
"Oh, that's so helpful. So many fidgety kids, am I right?"
Marigold lightly chuckled. "Yeah, totally. Many fidgety people in general."
She took a seat while she waited for Rosie's makeover to be finished.
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After Peter was finished, he stood around near the roller coaster area, looking for his wife and daughter.
He grinned and waved when he saw them waving back. Rosie sprinted over to him first.
"Look! Look! Look at my face!" Rosie pointed to her cheeks, one duck on one cheek and the second duck on the other.
"Oh, hey! Look at that!" Peter chuckled and smiled. "You got your face painted."
She nodded and began to make a quacking noise as if the ducks on her face were talking.
"Did you have fun?" Marigold asked him.
"Yeah, it was pretty relaxing."
"I still don't understand how a roller coaster could be relaxing... but whatever." She furrowed her brows and smiled in amusement.
"Well, they are!"
"Yeah. Are you hungry? I brought it up with miss duckie that we could get some popcorn and corn dogs after you were finished with the ride." She suggested.
"Oh, yes! I am starving!" He agreed.
"That's what I thought you'd say." She smiled.
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After they ate and went on a few more rides together, it was getting rather late. The sky faded from blue to pink. The family was walking through the grounds when Rosie spotted something yellow and fuzzy.
A huge plush duck was hanging from one of the booths, a prize to be won. Rosie's eyes widened at the sight of it.
"Look! Look at it!" She pointed.
"You want to try to win it?" Marigold asked.
"Yes!" She jumped up and down ecstatically.
"Okay, sounds like a job for me," Peter smirked.
"I want to do it together!" Rosie whined.
"Alright, alright, you guys can try to win it together. It looks like you just shoot the target." Marigold placed her hands on Peter and Rosies' shoulders.
"Yeah, let's do this, Rosie!"
"Yay!"
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Rosie climbed up the tall stool and grabbed the gun. Peter stood next to her and helped hold the gun steady.
"Alright, are you ready?" He asked.
"Yes!" She said fiercely.
"I'll aim and you shoot." Peter instructed.
Rosie nodded and the game's lights turned on; bright bulbs flashed in patterns and music began to play.
"Shoot! Press the trigger!" He exclaimed.
Rosie quickly started firing, and he worked on moving and aiming the gun at the targets.
"One more target!"
Rosie hit the last target and it fell down. The music turned into victory music and the lights flashed green.
"Yay!" She cheered.
"You did it! You won!" Peter grinned.
"We won!"
Marigold clapped and cheered.
Peter pointed to the duck hanging up and the carnival worker took it down and handed it to him. He handed the duck to its new owner.
Rosie struggled to hold it, barely able to walk without stumbling. It was almost as big as her.
"Here, why don't I hold it until we get to the car." Peter offered.
Rosie huffed but agreed, handing it to him.
"Are we really going home?" She frowned.
"It's getting late, Ro. Aren't you getting sleepy?" Marigold asked.
"No!" She protested but then yawned.
"Well, that was our last ticket..." Peter added.
"We can always come back, sweetie." She smiled.
The girl sighed and nodded.
They walked out of the carnival towards the parking lot. Already fading fast, Marigold held a sleepy Rosie in her arms while Peter held the duck.
"So, have you thought of a name?" Peter asked.
"What?" Rosie blinked, eyelids getting heavy.
"For the duck," Marigold continued.
"Oh... Um... Big Dude."
The parents laughed.
"Big Dude... Alright." Marigold nodded slowly.
"I mean, he is a big dude, he's the size of Rosie!" Peter defended.
"True." She chuckled.
"Did you have fun at the carnival?" Marigold asked her daughter when they found their car.
"Yeah! I want to go again!"
"We will go back at some point," she assured.
"Totally, maybe next time we can come back with more friends and family," Peter added.
"Yay...!" Rosie yawned.
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roeknowsbest · 9 months
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“Alaska” by Pinegrove (Cover)
I first saw Pinegrove open for Kevin Devine at Irving Plaza in NYC some years ago. I had won the tickets through my college radio station at that time (WMSC at Montclair State University), and was strongly encouraged by a friend and fellow classmate to get there for the openers, ESPECIALLY Pinegrove. I was somewhat aware of the band, but had never listened. I knew they were based in Montclair. I…
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intomusings · 5 months
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ೀ ﹒﹒  favorite   names   compilation    !
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- a : abella, ardella, ares, aire, arden, ayla, arie, alder, august, aymes, atlas, alina, alora, aryn.
- b : beau, babette, belle, blake, briar, bronte, banks, boston, bishop.
- c : cassiel, clara, celeste, camden, chandler, collins, clay, cartier, chanel, cosima.
- d : dove, dream, danica, delaney, drue, denver, dacey, delcy, darcy, dahlia.
- e : elodie, emory, emrys, elio, elowynne, emerson, evie, edie, estoria, esme, effy, evans.
- f : flora, faye, fallon, ford, forbes, finnick.
- g : gaia, geles, greer, gensen.
- h : hera, hudson, hampton, heath, harlowe.
- i : isla, inara, ilia.
- j : juniper, josefine, jane, jovie, joey.
- k : kiersten, kairo, kaia, kian, kouvr, keanu.
- l : lysander, lanie, lorena, lawson, lux, ludo, lourdes.
- m : marla, marigold, maren, maeve, marlowe, miller, monet.
- n : neah, north, nola, nell, noel, nariah, niamh, nami.
- o : ozzy, orion.
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- t : teal, twila, tristan, tobie, tripp, teague, tate.
- v : vienna, vega, vera, vincenzo.
- w : wren, winter, winona, winnie, wilder, weston.
- x : xaverie, xylah, xiomara, xander.
- y : yves, yara.
- z : zephyr.
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misstycloud · 1 year
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New beginning:
Yandere husband x wife reader x platonic son.
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Moving to a new city can be a difficult experience. A new house, a new school, new friends and unfamiliar surroundings. Especially hard can it be if you're forced to bring undesired company. That was the case for Andrew. The new house was built very recently, with a modern interior and tall windows and a supplemental garden filled with beautiful vegetation. Many would say he was lucky to live in such a house, but he much preferred his old home. He only felt dread when the car rolled up in the driveway, sealing his fate. Andrew sensed a comforting hand on his shoulder. He looked up to see his mother send him a gentle smile.
"We're here, come on let's check out the place."
The boy thanked the heavens for his mother, she was the only one with the ability to cheer him up. What would he do without her? He beamed and stepped out of the vehicle. (Y/n) grabbed her sons' hand and pulled him along to admire the flowerbeds planted in front of the house. There were a considerable amount of carnations, dahlias and marigolds. It reminded the boy about all those times when he and his small family went out to the park, all those years ago. When his father was still alive. He really missed those times, times when his sweet mother wasn't with that asshole. When that thing didn't exist. Before his spiteful mood strayed too far, a familiar voice interrupted them. For Andrew it was like hearing nails on a chalkboard.
"Hey, you coming?" A young man in his early thirties came out of the house. In his arms slept a baby.
"Yes we'll be there shortly. Just have to carry these boxes inside first."
"Want me to help?" Her husband asked and slightly tilted his head to the side.
"No, I'll be fine."
(Y/n) proceeded to unload the boxes from the trunk, and placed them on the ground. Andrew wanted to help her but struggled with the weight of the boxes. He tried renewing his grip, but it did not prevent the cardboard from slipping. The young boy was already annoyed, which didn't alleviate when the person he hated most only added fuel to the fire.
"Need help with that, kid?" His step-father stopped right by his side and glanced down at him. Andrew frowned and spat fiercely at him.
"Why would I need help from the likes of you?"
"Andrew! Apologise to Evan right now." His mother scolded him.
"Nah it’s fine, honey."
"But-"
"Let's just start unpack these boxes and have dinner after. Sounds good?" (Y/n) reluctantly nodded and went into the house.
Evan turned back to face Andrew. It might have been the lighting, but Andrew could have sworn there was malice behind those blue eyes.
Andrews' new room was spacious with a balcony, giving a pleasant view on the garden. Despite it being the bigger than his former room, it did not coach him into liking his current home any more.
Why did they have to move? He liked his old home, old school where all his friends were. Now he's forced to start over and with them still here. Andrew would have been fine with it if it was just him and his mom, alas it seems like you can't have everything.  
He laid down on the floor, staring up in the ceiling. He thought about when his father died. He remembers hating hearing his mom cry herself to sleep every night.
Many came to the funeral, all his aunts, uncles, cousins along with family friends. They all cried except him.
He was in shock they say. He wasn't sure himself, all he knew was that he felt numb. Like it wasn't real, but it was. Afterward it was just him and his mom. They went about their lives as normal, although they were much closer than before-if possible.
He's a certified mamas boy, all right.
He couldn't imagine a life without her. Andrew felt so happy when she played with him, cuddled with him, read to him before putting him to sleep every night. Now however, they don't get to do those things as much.
It's that Evan and their new baby. It's always crying. Always hungry.
Always there. Always demanding attention.
How he detested that thing. Because of it his mother never got time for him.
They used to play all the time but now her full concentration was constantly on the baby. Sometimes, he is even tasked with keeping watch on him. It things like 'can you keep an eye on your brother a second, so I can bring in the groceries?'- or - 'Why don't you try holding your little brother for a bit?'.
All of his relatives fawn over his younger half-brother.
Treating him like a miracle. When voicing his complains, the only responses he get is that he should stop acting so childish and that he'll eventually come to adore Eli. His aunt once said to him.
'Better not say these thing to your mommy, or she will get really sad. No mother want her children to hate each other.'
Fearing to hurt his mom, he never told her of his resentment. Andrew blinked and sat up inspecting all the boxes. Some stacked on top of each other, building a tower.
'I better get to work or I'll be done next year.'
A few weeks after they first arrive, the family had settled in nicely. Most had been unpacked but there were some moving boxes sitting somewhere.
The neighbours greeted them the second day in town. They came over with a new baked blueberry pie. Awfully friendly people one might say.
Their former neighbours didn't as much look at them, let alone bring them pastry's. Apparently they were swedes.
In the evenings the sun shone inside the house and brought a lovely golden hue. You could just relax in the glow, close your eyes and drift off. Something Andrew decided to do a lot. He especially needed it after an annoying day in school. The boy always told his mother the academy had great teachers and his classmates were so friendly. He would make so many friends in the future! But the truth was that the school had 'okay' teachers, and only some of his classmates were friendly. Not many wanted to give him time of the day actually, being the new word kid and all. Andrew had friends in his former school but they were few in between.
'Not everyone could keep up with him', he liked to imagine. For he was indeed the smartest boy in his grade and since it made his mother very happy, he did everything to keep the title.
During the afternoons, the sun shine inside covering the entire house in a golden hue. Lazing around in the living room just reading or thinking deeply was wonderful then. Mixed with the afternoon glow, it gave the feeling of peace and calmness. It was one of the finest hours spent his new home.
In the course of one of such afternoons, (Y/n) was currently working away on her laptop. Andrew entered and smiled when  spotting his dear mother. In his hands resided a orange ball waiting to be tossed around.
"Hey, mom?"
(Y/n) turned her gaze up to see her oldest son staring expectantly at her. She hummed lovingly in response.
"Yes, honey? What is it?"
"Can you play with me, I've been bored all day?" He pleaded.
"I'm a bit busy right now though..."
the woman hated turning down her child. Especially since he knew very well when to bring out the 'puppy eyes'. She glanced around the room and as she watched her youngest play in the carpet, she got an idea. (Y/n) suggested that he play with Eli to cure his boredom.
"Why don't you play with Eli? Im sure he would love to be with his brother."
On cue, the small child peered up at them. He made happy gurgling noises when he noticed his big brother. After all, he didn't see much of Andrew at home. He was always busy doing homework or playing by himself. Being reminded of the baby, Andrew felt himself withdrawal with repulsion. No way was he going to play with him. Evan had already been enough of a bother, but then suddenly had his mother fallen pregnant and next thing he knew, that thing had plopped out. He recalls when his mother told him the news. She was ecstatic and so was Evan. After their wedding they had already planned to move-one of the reasons being work- and now they had another reason to start fresh.
Somewhere new, somewhere where no one knew them, somewhere with no memories of the past.
Despite wanting nothing more than (Y/n) to be happy, he couldn't find any joy himself in the news. He would have a sibling now? He wouldn't be the only child? He would have someone to play with now, he guessed. But it wasn't really that important since he was more of a studious kid. Andrew's thoughts ran wild, there was one thought that stood out however.
Now he would be forced to share his mom.
Andrew didn't want that! What is she liked the new baby better than him? That wouldn't do. The boy was horribly afraid you'd prefer your baby over him and you'd just toss him aside. Throwing out his stuff and maybe make him live with his grandparents. It was a nightmare he had many times afterwards. The fear of abandonment gnawed at him like a rat.
(Y/n) watched as the light in her son's eyes vanished into nothingness. He obviously wasn't satisfied with her reply. On one hand she really would like to play with Andrew, but on the other hand she also really needed to finish her work. Panicked she tried to come up with another solution and as her knight in shining armour, Evan came to her rescue.
He must have listened to their conversation and decided to step up.
"Hey kid, wanna play with me instead? ”
Andrew deliberately scrutinised Evan with a cold look. He then proceeded to firmly shake his head and say
"No, not you."
"Andrew, don't say that. Evan is a part of this family." His mother's voice sounded. But her son only turned to look her in the eyes with a somewhat sad and anxious expression, which followed by him rushing outside.
"Andrew wait!"
But he was already too far out of reach to hears his mothers pleas. (Y/n) sighed defeatedly and pitched the bridge of her nose. Evan attempted to comfort his wife by saying he'll talk to Andrew and that they'll both come to a mutual understanding about respect, before running out the back door after Andrew.
The mother didn't have a clue to what she did for thing to end up like this. Sure, she had a feeling Andrew wasn't the biggest fan of Evan but she kinda hoped that would disappear over time. Maybe she was a bad mom for dating someone her child didn't have the most loving opinion of, but did she not deserve some happiness as well?
When Andrew's father died, she was heartbroken. Who wouldn't be when the love of your life and father of your child suddenly passes away? When she finally decided to get out there and start dating again, she noticed her dates would abruptly draw back. Like they would meet up and then her date just didn't appear interested anymore, even though they seemed to click.
Maybe the bearings of already having a child just wasn't appealing? Because when she introcued Andrew to them, was around the same time when they messaged they'd like to stop pursuing the relationship. She could understand how they felt though. So she didn't blame them for anything. She was just sad that's all. Sad that she might never find that happiness again. Until she met him.
Evan was the only one who decided to stay. Despite her son's snarky comments and glares from the opposite side of the table. (Y/n) felt forever grateful for all the things he did for her. For loving her so dearly. For never forgetting a special day, like birthdays and anniversaries. For making her so incredibly happy while going down on one knee. As well as giving her a second beautiful son who she'd love with all her heart.
Speaking of, that little bundle of joy stretched his arms out trying to reach for his mother. (Y/n) chuckled and went to pick him up and held him fondly while smothering his forehead with kisses.
"You're my little angel, Eli."
Under a tree sat a young boy sulking by himself. He was upset, very upset. His mother chose someone else over him. Okay, he knew it wasn't really like that but it still felt like it. She had chosen a scum over him. Her own son! He didn't deserve the love his mom gave. Not when the one who actually deserved it was Andrew.
He had been successful in preventing a relationship every time his mother had met someone. Every time! But not Evan. He didn't let Andrew scare him in the slightest. Not his death glares. Not his degrading comments. Not even the mean pranks. In fact, Evan didn't as much as flinch when he found a dead rat in his shoe, nor when he found out the eggs Andrew so happily made him were way outdated. Nothing ever seemed to phase him. That wasn't the only thing about him.
Evan was also...weird. Very weird.
Before they moved the their new home, Andrew would sometimes hear strange noise outside at night. It was when Evan slept over at their house. He basically lived there, even though he had his own apartment. So when the boy woke up during those nights and listened to where the sound came from, he took a look outside.
There in the garden had he spotted a tall silhouette. Andrew had quickly backed away from the window when the shadow had looked up towards his window. He was lucky he tought, because it appeared that the figure did not see him. The boy had then continued to observe the shadow. It seemed like it was digging. But why was a stranger digging in his backyard in the middle of the night? Imagine his surprise when he saw the moon's shine lit up a portion of the strangers face. It was only for a second, and he didn't know the person well at all. But there was no mistake. The 'stranger' in his backyard was none other than Evan. You also can't forget the strange sounds coming from the basement. Evan was the only one who went down there, he allegedly used it as his study. His mother wouldn't know anything since she didn't have a reason to go down there and if she needed something Evan would be the first to volunteer.
Lost in thought he almost didn't notice that said person was currently approaching him. Andrew scowled at his step-father and averted his sights to the grass beneath him. A pair of black shoes soon replaced his vision.
"Hey, Andrew." Evan began.
"......."
"I know that we might not get along well but can you at least try? For you mom?" The man asked in a hopeful tone but received no answer. He prepared to repeat himself again, but was surprised at the high pitched voice that suddenly murmured something imperceptible.
"I can't hear you, what did you say?"
Evan leaned in closer with the intention of catching the boy's muffled words.
"Fuck you.." Andrew glared at him.
The man's eyes widened. He wouldn't have guessed this is what the boy was trying to say. Nasty criticism was nothing new from Andrew. But never had he sworn at him. Only things like; where he came from and what he ate to his fashion choice. Evan's expression converted into a perilous smile.
"That's not nice little Andy." He said.
"Don't call me that!" The lad swung his scrawny arm at the older man, but it was easily caught in a tight grip. Andrew froze as he stared into two malicious orbs.
"I will call you whatever I want because I'm the adult here. Listen; I don't like you and I know you don't like me either, but you will do as I say. Because if you don't- well we already have a replacement for you." The man smirked while he watched as Andrew's face distort.
"I also don't want (Y/n) to be unhappy. She wants this new life to go well and your little antics keeps making her sad, and I doubt you want to cause your mother pain. So you will stop your pathetic tantrums and be a good boy from now on, okay?"
Evan released his grip on Andrew's arm and stood up. He began waking back towards the house, but not before turning around and saying.
"Be nice to your daddy from now on."
Andrew caressed his sore arm and winced. He could already feel a bruise forming. Guess he would have to borrow some makeup from mom's bag to cover it up. Looking through the window he could clearly see his mother and step-father conversing happily; like the previous three minutes didn't happen.
Just like he said.
Weird
God how he hated that little brat! If he could just get rid of him, then everything would be alright. It would be absolutely perfect with only the three of them as a family.
Evan Carter was no ordinary man. He can't even begin to count how many immoral acts he's committed. Assault, robbery, blackmail, murder.
But that was not all. He realised from a young age that he was different. Many times did he witness the emotions of people around him, the good ones and the negative ones. But not a single emotion could he relate to.
When he tripped and fell as a young boy, he simply stood up again, shedding no tears.
When his middle school soccer team won his towns annual sports tournament, Evan did not understand the length of his teammates joy.
Don't get him wrong he can feel things, although his feeling weren't as prominent or strong like others. Further, when he was in high school and all the other kids started to focus on finding partners, the boy could care less about it. It continued that way even when he wasn’t a young boy anymore and time had carried him into the life of adulthood.
Until he met her.
(Y/n) was his light. They’d met three years ago at a party hosted by a mutual friend. She had been so beautiful that night. With her rosy cheeks and enchanting eyes. She had him trapped the moment they shook hands. Evan wanted to punch himself for thinking he could make it alone in this world. Before her, the domestic lifestyle appeared pointless; Now it was all he wished for.
The day they of their wedding was the best day of his life. Everything went splendidly and the decision to move to a new city had just been finalised. Seeing his wife pregnant with his child made him so happy. Evan loved his wife and son so, so, so much!
Their new life would be amazing if it wasn't for one time detail. His wife's son from her previous relationship.
How awful that brat was.
Always insulting him and being rude, even though he hadn't done anything to deserve it. It was quite obvious he was trying to scare him away. But Evan was not like those other shallow men Andrew had succeeded in frightening. No, he was there to stay.
Evan knew his temper would soon hit breaking point. Still, he didn't desire to kill the boy. Not yet at least. He saw how much (Y/n) loved him and knew how heartbroken she would be if he died. She was unknowingly the only reason he was still alive.
But perhaps in the future, who knows? A small accident may occur.
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risetherivermoon · 10 months
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random marauders asks: do you have any Evan Rosier headcanons?
🤭 oh yes yes yes
i believe that Evan was on the quidditch team but not Barty, and that he played as a beater
i think Evan wears a lot of jewelry that he steals from his family,
Evan's patronus is a fox
Evan was petty, like he did a lot of things just out of spite. The type of person to jump off a cliff because someone told him he wouldn't do it, and Barty is such an enabler
Evan's hands and arms are constantly covered in little drawing's because both Barty and Pandora like to doodle,
Evan and Reg were childhood friends,
Remus and Evan were actually pretty good friends,
Evan isn't much of a reader but he will read anything if Barty suggests it to him, because he absolutely loves seeing him ramble
he absolutely loves coffee, but hates tea with a burning passion
he has hypersomnia, and will sleep anywhere and everywhere
Evan loves makeup, but he hates doing his own, he will only do Dorcas' and Pandora's, and occasionally Barty's, but he hates the sensory of having it on his own face
Evan's favorite flowers are marigolds,
Evan's favorite class is DADA, and he is insanely good at it, but don't think he won't pretend to be stumped to ask Barty for help,
Evan and James had beef for like, a while. Even Barty and James became friend's before them, and whenever people ask Evan why, he says "I don't like men with glasses." (it's because he likes messing with Regulus)
Evan is the only person other than Pandora that Regulus will say out loud that he enjoys being around (maybe it's a Rosier thing)
Dorcas has designed most of Evan's tattoos
Evan was a prefect and the head boy for his year
Pandora and Evan can just look at eachother to know what the other is thinking, and Pandora is usually the one to help Evan when he's upset
Evan is insanely good at dueling, but he's very nonchalant about it
Evan once got his wand disarmed in a duel with one of the other hogwarts students, and he then proceeded to shout "muggle way!" and punch them in the face,
he has gotten into detention for sleeping in class, and then just slept in detention,
he is actually the most clumsiest uncoordinated guy ever, and he has scratches and bandaids all over him 24-7 (and the bandaids are always colored and themed)
he is possessive as fuck, he will actually glare anyone down that even looks in Barty's direction and will proceed to plan a murder,
Evan likes putting little braids in people's hair all the time, and which is the reason why both Reg and Barty have them all over their hair,
Evan figures out Dorcas likes Marlene before Dorcas herself figures it out,
Evan goes nonverbal when stressed, and he paces a ton,
Evan is so used to Barty's clinginess that when someone hugs him from behind he just knows its him,
Barty and Evan share beds a ton, and the first time it happened was because Barty was having a hard day and Evan snuck in and held him through the night,
Evan cries when he's mad,
He has a marble collection, because Mcgonagall has a jar of them in her classroom that he has been slowly stealing from since first year
Evan is completely and totally scared of all bugs ever, and he has to get reg or barty to kill them when they get into the dorm,
Evan cannot run at all, he is on the quidditch team but he has no strength in his legs whatsoever,
Evan was insanely good at muggle cooking, and he always wanted to be chef , have a restaurant and live in a muggle city,
well thats all i can think or rn, but absolutely adore my boy, so here you are 🤭🫶
thank u sm for the ask!!
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jonahmagnus · 6 months
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Cassidy and CC moodboard. To me.
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lixzey · 4 months
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A snippet from Golden
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“Nice day isn't it, Goldie?” Sirius smirked as he caught up to Marigold—who had just stepped out of Potions class—much to the redhead's annoyance.
“Can you stop calling me that?” Marigold snapped, glaring daggers at him “I'm not even blonde!”
Sirius chuckled and matched her pace, undeterred by her irritation. “But you're just as precious as gold, Goldie,” he teased, earning himself a disdainful glare.
“Just because we're in the same house doesn't mean you have to bother me all the time, Black,” Marigold hissed, walking ahead of Sirius
“Come on, don't be so grouchy,” Sirius said, flashing her a playful grin as he trailed behind her. “Hogsmeade, you and me?”
“For the millionth time, no!” Marigold retorted, rolling her eyes. “I have better things to do than spend time with you, Black.”
Sirius just laughed, not in the least affected by Marigold's rejection. “You know you can't avoid me forever, Goldie,”
Marigold rolled her eyes, flicking long waves of fiery red hair over her shoulder. “Watch me.”
As Marigold stormed off, Sirius couldn't help but smile. He enjoyed seeing her annoyed, the way her nose scrunched and the way she'd bite the inside of her lower lip was adorable.
Sirius sighed as Marigold's form slowly faded from view as she stomped her way towards the Gryffindor tower. “I'm going to marry that girl.”
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theatrescribbles · 2 months
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Marigold || Read Chapter 1 on A03 || Currently 2,122 words
A new Muggle AU, multichapter (amount of chapters TBC)
James Potter, 26 year old Bachelor, wants to be one thing more than anything else: a father. Therefore, he decides to give foster parenting a shot. He then meets a little girl, who is set to change his life forever.
This idea came to me as a microfic that turned into a micro-oops... It wouldn't leave me alone and I had to get it down.
I am SO excited for you guys to start reading this little labour of love of mine.
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can-of-pringles · 1 year
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Papers
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Rating: Gen
Warnings: None
Word Count: 1k
Summary: Marigold overworks on her lesson plans, staying up way past bedtime. Peter helps.
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Marigold sat hunched over her desk. She blinked a few times, trying to refocus her tired eyes. They scanned over every word of the scattered papers along the desk. She furrowed her brows, focusing on finishing her lesson plans for her class.
The fluorescent light coming from the desk lamp annoyingly hummed in her ear. It shone over the pages, illuminating the corner of the room. She might’ve as well been reading in the dark because the time was one AM. The lamp was the only light source in the room.
Marigold yawned, covering her mouth. She blinked slowly and took a breath. In her grasp, she stacked some papers into order. She set the neatly stacked pile of pages down, satisfied that another pile was done. She saw another messy stack of papers that needed to be read over, and her brief feeling of contentment faded away as more work lay ahead of her.
The dark brunette sighed and rubbed her eyes. She picked up a few pages from the stack and read over them; determined to finish all the work tonight. Her vision grew blurry, then returned to normal. Her head felt heavy, but she kept herself upright; trying to ignore the tiredness that grew.
“Just finish and then you can sleep.” She thought.
Sleep. That would be very nice.
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Another hour went. Peter lay in bed, expecting Marigold to sink into the mattress next to him. When nothing changed, he left to check on her; seeing as she never came to bed like she said she would. He sped out of the bedroom to the office. A tired frown and furrowed brows remained on his face.
Peter stood outside of the office door, impatiently tapping his foot.
“She always does this. I don’t understand why she’s overworking herself. Why is she like this? She needs to take better care of herself.” He muttered under his breath. His tone was grumpy, but the concern he felt came from love. He just wished she would rest when she needed it. Was that too much to ask?
He turned the doorknob and opened the door, expecting to see Marigold still at work. Peter stood frozen in place, his moody expression unexpectedly changed when he saw Marigold’s sleeping form. She had dozed off at some point during the night, her upper body draped uncomfortably against the desk; signaling just how truly exhausted she was. He could hear her quiet snores.
Peter couldn’t help but feel a small smile grow on his face. He shook his head and sighed. “Of course, she fell asleep, poor thing. She looks so cute though when she’s sleeping...”
Peter walked over to her. He carefully looked over the work that had tired her out. She hadn’t finished it, only getting through the last paper stack halfway.
He cautiously moved her arm out of the way of the unfinished stack. Surprisingly, she didn’t stir. He read over most of it. The silver-haired mutant got an idea, a grin shone on his face.
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The sunlight from the window shone brightly in Marigold’s eyes, causing her to wake up. Her face scrunched in irritation. She opened her eyes and blinked. Her hands rubbed the sleep out of her eyes. Marigold stretched and yawned. She groaned when she felt a dull ache in her body.
She furrowed her brows in confusion, not promptly knowing where she was. As she let her eyes adjust, she recognized the office furniture and shelves around her. Ok, there’s more confusion.
“I don’t understand… did I never go to bed last night?” She thought.
The blanket around her shoulders gradually slipped. She grabbed it and pulled it closer. Marigold paused, realizing she didn’t have a clue or remembered where the blanket came from.
“I don’t think I grabbed this last night…” She thought, growing more confused. “The last thing I remember… what was it? Wait a minute.”
Marigold quickly moved her arms out of the way. Her eyes searched for the plans she had worked on last night. When she realized they were missing, she panicked; her eyes widened.
Marigold promptly rose from her chair. Letting out an ‘ow!’ In doing so. “Note to self: don’t sleep slumped at a desk.” She winced.
Marigold scoured the room, searching all the likely places the pages could be. She let out a small wail when none was found.
“I cannot lose those—”
“Papers? Right here, babe,” Peter said, holding up the pages in his hand.
She turned around to see Peter suddenly standing there. He had sped into the room when he heard her panicking.
Marigold let out a sigh of relief and took the stack when he handed it to her. She glanced over the individual papers, making sure none were missing. Satisfied, she glanced up at Peter again, an eyebrow raised.
“What happened?” She asked.
“Well, since it was nearly two AM, and you still hadn’t come to bed, I went to check on you. I found you passed out over your desk. You looked so cute sleeping, by the way.” Peter explained. “Then I noticed your work was still unfinished, and I couldn’t just let it go. So, I gave you a blanket; letting you continue to sleep while I finished your work for you. You’re welcome.” He added, smiling.
Marigold stood in disbelief for a second. She scanned over the papers thoroughly. As he said, they were completed. Not a single mistake.
“Peter… you did all this… for me?” She beamed, her chest felt warm with love.
He nodded. “Course, why wouldn’t I?”
She set the stack of papers on the desk, then hugged him. “Thank you!” Marigold exclaimed.
He wrapped his arms around her, pulling her closer in the hug. “You’re welcome, Mari.”
“I’m so lucky I have you, I love you.” She whispered.
“I love you too.” Peter smiled.
Marigold kissed him. She smiled against his lips. He accepted her kiss, sinking into her touch.
“Ooh, minty toothpaste…” She said when they parted.
Peter chuckled. “Yeah, I just brushed my teeth.”
Marigold took in his current appearance. He still wore his pajamas; a worn-out but comfortable t-shirt and shorts.
“What time is it?” She asked.
“Uh… seven AM? I think?”
“Why are you awake at seven? I know you’re not a morning person,” Marigold said.
“Well, I heard you woke up, so I wanted to see you,” he responded.
“What about—”
“Rosie? She’s still asleep, surprisingly,” Peter clarified.
“Hm, I believe we should use this to our advantage.” She smiled, looking up at him and wrapping her arms around his neck.
“Yes! Let’s finally sleep in for once without the problem child waking us up,” Peter agreed, holding her close.
Marigold scoffed, then shook her head. “She’s not a problem child, she’s just… a morning person.”
“Yeah, like I said, a problem child.”
Marigold rolled her eyes at him when he started laughing to himself.
“Kidding, don’t get mad. Besides, it’s not like she heard me say that.” Peter shrugged.
“Well, she will if you don’t stop laughing, you’re going to wake her up!” Marigold whispered.
“Ok, well, come on then, Mrs. Rosales Maximoff,” he said.
She leaned her head against his chest, fighting her chuckling and then yawning.
“Oh, alright then.” Peter picked her up and carried her to their bedroom, sensing her still tiredness.
She held on tight, giggling slightly and resting her head on his shoulder. She smiled.
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teach463146 · 13 days
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Season 6, Episode 8
Directed by David Evans
Mary, played by Michelle Dockery, sitting with Henry, played by Matthew Goode, after their wedding in 'Downton Abbey.'Image via PBS
After Bertie (Harry Hadden-Paton) proposes in the previous episode, Edith wrestles with her answer. She loves him, but he doesn't know about Marigold. If she says yes and doesn't tell him, there's a lie at the heart of their marriage. But will she ruin it if she does tell him? After breaking up with Henry (Matthew Goode) in the wake of Brooklands, a broken-hearted Mary is instantly jealous when she learns that Edith's beau, Bertie, has shockingly inherited the title of Marquess of Hexham. If Edith marries him, she'll outrank her entire family. Meanwhile, Mary forbids Tom to ask Henry over, now hell-bent on securing an advantageous marriage, too, but he turns up to confront her one last time. She's angry at his audacity as he confidently states she's in love with him.
He claims that she's not the person who would dispense with love just to have a marriage that came with a position. Mary angrily tells him to leave and later takes her wretchedness out on Edith once she learns Edith accepted Bertie without telling him about Marigold. Mary congratulates the couple on the engagement while not-so-subtly commending Bertie for overlooking Edith's past. Bertie is shocked at the discovery of Marigold and flees Downton, leaving Edith just as heartbroken as her sister. A huge quarrel erupts, and after some painful talks with Tom and Violet, Mary realizes that only Henry can make her happy. Before they tie the knot, Edith returns to fix things with Mary.
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Rishikesh, February 25, 1968 (photos by Cummings Archives/Redferns via Getty Images); and March 17, 1968 (photo from Disc and Music Echo's April 6, 1968 issue).
"Harrison, who was sitting nearest to me at the table, remarked that if he could turn everybody on to transcendental meditation and Indian music, then he could go. Somebody asked him what he meant exactly, and he said, 'You know… out… like on a road tour when you leave for the next town.' Somebody else asked him about his own meditations, and he said his mantra was an English word. This caused considerable surprise because it was assumed that into most people’s ears the Maharishi or one of his deputies had whispered unintelligible Sanskrit syllables. Nobody, of course, ever told anyone else his mantra because to do so would damage them, but that was the common understanding. Harrison further astounded everybody by saying he assumed the Beatles all had the same mantra. He didn’t know for sure, but his appeared in Lennon’s song, I Am the Walrus. […] [In celebration of George’s birthday, someone handed] each of us a garland of wet, fresh marigolds. 'To give to George,' she said. When the chanting ceased, we all walked up to the stage and placed our garlands around Harrison’s neck, until in the end, embarrassed and smiling sheepishly, he looked like a man in a life jacket. […] At the end we all sang Happy Birthday to George, to whom the Maharishi resented a cake with two candles and a plastic glove that he offered upside down, saying, 'This is the world. It needs to be corrected.' The laugher and applause subsided, and then the Maharishi led everyone into a meditation, the long silence at last being softly broken by a single note plucked on a stringed instrument." - Lewis H. Lapham, Saturday Evening Post, May 18, 1968
"I arranged a special cake for George, with white icing and pink flowers and an Indian greeting — 'Jai Guru Deva' — written across the top in gold letters. Then I bought a bundle of fireworks [in Rishikesh’s town center] and some streamers, balloons ad so forth. Earlier on I had bought an Indian banjo as my own gift to George. The weather was good on the day itself so we were able to have an outdoor party. Pattie wore a lovely yellow sari for the occasion. We put decorations up in the trees and everyone had garlands of flowers to put round George’s neck. In fact he disappeared beneath a colorful and flowery mountain of garlands before we’d finished! Then there was the special surprise of the evening — at the suggestion of the others I’d organized a band local Indian musicians and a singer to perform at the party. Maharishi made a nice little speech about George, presented his gift and then we got down to letting off the fireworks and listening to music. Pattie’s birthday was just as much of a fun occasion. Everyone was only too willing to join in a bit of a party. Pattie had another huge cake (they were all a bit like pease pudding but tasted great!) with nine or ten candles. Again there were dozens of beautiful garlands of red and orange flowers for everybody and Pattie played a new dilruba, her favorite instrument these days." - Mal Evans, The Beatles Monthly, June 1968 (x)
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lunatheseus · 9 months
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Better names for Harry Potter's Children
The way that JK Rowling decided on the names..... why????
There are so many better ways... also some of the names they decided on were so outdated... Albus? Really? It's almost lazy...
You could incorporate Rubeus Hagrid by naming one of the kids "Ruby", how about "Minnie" for Minerva McGonagall?
I also wish they could've been more creative:
Oliver/Olive/Olly (Oliver Wood)
Celeste (for Lupin or Luna)
Jenny, Jennie, Jan (For Hermione's "Jean")
Mollie/Molly would've been cute...
Evan, Evans (for a middle name), Evie, Evelyn, Eve could've been in honor of Lily Potter (her maiden name was Evans)
Instead of outright "Lily": Lilith, Lillian, Lilac, Lillyanne
Heidi (Hedwig)
Fredrick/Winifred (for Fred)
Wolfgang is also kind of outdated, but it gives appreciation to Lupin?
There are also a ton of flower names in the HP series, why not continue: Zinnia, Marigold, Violet, Sunny (Sunflower), Lotus, Magnolia, Jasmine etc.
Wesley: a nod to the Weasley family
Alben, Aiden, Al, Ally, Allen (instead of Albus)
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