Neo/Dust

The neighborhood kids play hide and seek and they’re hanging out on some random roof. You can’t beat them if you can’t reach them, suckas.

They’re outside every hour of the day. Literally. If you happen to be outside at two in the morning you might find them mid-magic hunt. Why not? Ford always said to take advantage of your insomnia for science.

Once some teenagers performing some weird Halloween hazing the Pines kids absolutely wrecked them. They literally have no chill.

For that matter, if you look Mabel in the eye, rumors say, you immediately have to play a game of cards with her. Never take pocket change anywhere near their street.

The pig goes with them. That’s final.

They say Dipper Pines has a six pack. They say he’s shredded. They saw he’s got a scar across the belly from fighting off a pack of wolves with his fists.

All the doors in the world are open if you know how to pick locks… Not that they’re saying they can. That’s implementing themselves in multiple unsolved crimes, and that would be stupid.

There’s a rumor that that kid who always falls asleep in class couldn’t sleep at night because a ghost was haunting him. One night they find out that Dipper got in trouble for breaking into his house in the dead of night. That kid stops falling asleep in class.

On all their homework and tests, they leave behind red ink eyes crossed out with an X. One of Mabel’s classmates asked her why and she looked up front, at their Trigonometry teacher and said, just in case.

Dipper listens to a death metal band called Robbie V and the Tombstones. No one can find their songs anywhere, but if you ask he’s happy to lend you his CDs.

Mabel remembers everything, about everyone. She’s the only one who remembers the birthdays of the kids with no friends and she shares happy memories when her peers are upset about a grade or family stuff. She writes down little details in a pink glittery notebook, so that no one will ever forget.

Dipper and a group of his classmates went on a field trip in the woods. When Dipper disappeared for several hours, the teachers panicked, but he appeared at their bus a few hours later, having collected all the data he needed for his bio lab and toting a jar filled with multicolored moths. He’s banged up, but he doesn’t seem to notice. When someone asks where he got them, he says “Mothman” and doesn’t answer any more questions.

Dipper writes everything down in a blank field journal, and is never seen without it. There are entire chapters written in ciphers with no handy key available, and he sometimes switches ciphers midway through. No one has the courage to ask him if he’s actually writing anything; they’re afraid the answer will be no. They’re even more afraid the answer will be yes.

Mabel has a thriving pen-pal relationship to almost everyone they met in Gravity Falls. “Who are you writing to?” will get answered with often inane answers, such as “he was our mailman and probably a werewolf” or “the sheriff and his first officer; they’re in love.”

Mabel also receives eloquently written love letters that she never opens.  At one point a pair of girls caught hold of one before it reached her, and read it, and were alarmed when they handed it over to her (resealed, of course) and she lit it on fire without even opening it. “They’re from Gideon,” Mabel says, as though that explains everything, smiling in a way that somehow doesn’t seem at all innocent.

They never agree to any request unless they’ve seen the other party has done their portion of the deal first. That’s a lesson you only ever have to learn once. Never trust words at face value.

Once, hanging out with friends on a clear autumn night, one of the girls pointed upward and said “Shooting star!” Mabel flinched visibly and would not explain why.

The boys :3

Happy Birthday Killer! He's hitting you with a killshot, get it? The song— ok, ill stop

Killer by: Rahafwabas

bickering

Well I didn't end up finishing GoreTober due to other priorities in my life ^^" but I will share the days I did do <33

(Day #1 is deff my favourite)