Leo :)

A fan music video (okay fine, a slideshow really) for

World Ain’t Ready by idiopathicsmile

Music: Shake the Sheets by Ted Leo and the Pharmacists

Author’s writing blog: idiopath-fic-smile

[Warning: the video contains visual depictions of bullying and homophobia. Not much but I want to play it safe.]  

Enjolras believes that the separation of church and state is vital to a truly free society. He maintains that both the two-party system and the campaign finance system need aggressive overhaul, and that America’s shrinking middle class is creating “a kind of neo-Feudalism”. (That’s a direct quote.) He is horrified that Columbus High has no recycling program, thinks too many school funds go into football, and he still has a lot of feelings about the bathroom thing.

All of this Grantaire learns as they wait for the start of their second detention together. And all of it springs organically from the one question Grantaire had asked, upon slipping into Mrs. Peterson’s room six minutes early and finding Enjolras already sitting there, which, for the record, was “…'Sup?” –

Enjolras is half a sentence into the military industrial complex before he seems to realize Grantaire has stopped responding at all, and is just watching him talk, with a helpless grin that grows wider and wider at each catalogued injustice. 

Big thanks to Ted Leo for letting me use this song! Also to somuchbetterthanthat and eazzyhoon who helped! And to everybody who liked or reblogged my fanart! And of course to Idiopathicsmile for writing the awesome story which everybody really should read if they haven’t already.

My ramblings under the cut:

A fan music video (okay fine, a slideshow really) for

World Ain’t Ready by idiopathicsmile

Music: Shake the Sheets by Ted Leo and the Pharmacists

Author’s writing blog: idiopath-fic-smile

[Warning: the video contains visual depictions of bullying and homophobia. Not much but I want to play it safe.]  

Enjolras believes that the separation of church and state is vital to a truly free society. He maintains that both the two-party system and the campaign finance system need aggressive overhaul, and that America’s shrinking middle class is creating “a kind of neo-Feudalism”. (That’s a direct quote.) He is horrified that Columbus High has no recycling program, thinks too many school funds go into football, and he still has a lot of feelings about the bathroom thing.

All of this Grantaire learns as they wait for the start of their second detention together. And all of it springs organically from the one question Grantaire had asked, upon slipping into Mrs. Peterson’s room six minutes early and finding Enjolras already sitting there, which, for the record, was “…'Sup?” –

Enjolras is half a sentence into the military industrial complex before he seems to realize Grantaire has stopped responding at all, and is just watching him talk, with a helpless grin that grows wider and wider at each catalogued injustice. 

Big thanks to Ted Leo for letting me use this song! Also to somuchbetterthanthat and eazzyhoon who helped! And to everybody who liked or reblogged my fanart! And of course to Idiopathicsmile for writing the awesome story which everybody really should read if they haven’t already.

My ramblings under the cut:

A fan music video (okay fine, a slideshow really) for

World Ain’t Ready by idiopathicsmile

Music: Shake the Sheets by Ted Leo and the Pharmacists

Author’s writing blog: idiopath-fic-smile

[Warning: the video contains visual depictions of bullying and homophobia. Not much but I want to play it safe.]  

Enjolras believes that the separation of church and state is vital to a truly free society. He maintains that both the two-party system and the campaign finance system need aggressive overhaul, and that America’s shrinking middle class is creating “a kind of neo-Feudalism”. (That’s a direct quote.) He is horrified that Columbus High has no recycling program, thinks too many school funds go into football, and he still has a lot of feelings about the bathroom thing.

All of this Grantaire learns as they wait for the start of their second detention together. And all of it springs organically from the one question Grantaire had asked, upon slipping into Mrs. Peterson’s room six minutes early and finding Enjolras already sitting there, which, for the record, was “…'Sup?” –

Enjolras is half a sentence into the military industrial complex before he seems to realize Grantaire has stopped responding at all, and is just watching him talk, with a helpless grin that grows wider and wider at each catalogued injustice. 

Big thanks to Ted Leo for letting me use this song! Also to somuchbetterthanthat and eazzyhoon who helped! And to everybody who liked or reblogged my fanart! And of course to Idiopathicsmile for writing the awesome story which everybody really should read if they haven’t already.

My ramblings under the cut:

A fan music video (okay fine, a slideshow really) for

World Ain’t Ready by idiopathicsmile

Music: Shake the Sheets by Ted Leo and the Pharmacists

Author’s writing blog: idiopath-fic-smile

[Warning: the video contains visual depictions of bullying and homophobia. Not much but I want to play it safe.]  

Enjolras believes that the separation of church and state is vital to a truly free society. He maintains that both the two-party system and the campaign finance system need aggressive overhaul, and that America’s shrinking middle class is creating “a kind of neo-Feudalism”. (That’s a direct quote.) He is horrified that Columbus High has no recycling program, thinks too many school funds go into football, and he still has a lot of feelings about the bathroom thing.

All of this Grantaire learns as they wait for the start of their second detention together. And all of it springs organically from the one question Grantaire had asked, upon slipping into Mrs. Peterson’s room six minutes early and finding Enjolras already sitting there, which, for the record, was “…'Sup?” –

Enjolras is half a sentence into the military industrial complex before he seems to realize Grantaire has stopped responding at all, and is just watching him talk, with a helpless grin that grows wider and wider at each catalogued injustice. 

Big thanks to Ted Leo for letting me use this song! Also to somuchbetterthanthat and eazzyhoon who helped! And to everybody who liked or reblogged my fanart! And of course to Idiopathicsmile for writing the awesome story which everybody really should read if they haven’t already.

My ramblings under the cut:

A fan music video (okay fine, a slideshow really) for

World Ain’t Ready by idiopathicsmile

Music: Shake the Sheets by Ted Leo and the Pharmacists

Author’s writing blog: idiopath-fic-smile

[Warning: the video contains visual depictions of bullying and homophobia. Not much but I want to play it safe.]  

Enjolras believes that the separation of church and state is vital to a truly free society. He maintains that both the two-party system and the campaign finance system need aggressive overhaul, and that America’s shrinking middle class is creating “a kind of neo-Feudalism”. (That’s a direct quote.) He is horrified that Columbus High has no recycling program, thinks too many school funds go into football, and he still has a lot of feelings about the bathroom thing.

All of this Grantaire learns as they wait for the start of their second detention together. And all of it springs organically from the one question Grantaire had asked, upon slipping into Mrs. Peterson’s room six minutes early and finding Enjolras already sitting there, which, for the record, was “…'Sup?” –

Enjolras is half a sentence into the military industrial complex before he seems to realize Grantaire has stopped responding at all, and is just watching him talk, with a helpless grin that grows wider and wider at each catalogued injustice. 

Big thanks to Ted Leo for letting me use this song! Also to somuchbetterthanthat and eazzyhoon who helped! And to everybody who liked or reblogged my fanart! And of course to Idiopathicsmile for writing the awesome story which everybody really should read if they haven’t already.

My ramblings under the cut:

A fan music video (okay fine, a slideshow really) for

World Ain’t Ready by idiopathicsmile

Music: Shake the Sheets by Ted Leo and the Pharmacists

Author’s writing blog: idiopath-fic-smile

[Warning: the video contains visual depictions of bullying and homophobia. Not much but I want to play it safe.]  

Enjolras believes that the separation of church and state is vital to a truly free society. He maintains that both the two-party system and the campaign finance system need aggressive overhaul, and that America’s shrinking middle class is creating “a kind of neo-Feudalism”. (That’s a direct quote.) He is horrified that Columbus High has no recycling program, thinks too many school funds go into football, and he still has a lot of feelings about the bathroom thing.

All of this Grantaire learns as they wait for the start of their second detention together. And all of it springs organically from the one question Grantaire had asked, upon slipping into Mrs. Peterson’s room six minutes early and finding Enjolras already sitting there, which, for the record, was “…'Sup?” –

Enjolras is half a sentence into the military industrial complex before he seems to realize Grantaire has stopped responding at all, and is just watching him talk, with a helpless grin that grows wider and wider at each catalogued injustice. 

Big thanks to Ted Leo for letting me use this song! Also to somuchbetterthanthat and eazzyhoon who helped! And to everybody who liked or reblogged my fanart! And of course to Idiopathicsmile for writing the awesome story which everybody really should read if they haven’t already.

My ramblings under the cut:

A fan music video (okay fine, a slideshow really) for

World Ain’t Ready by idiopathicsmile

Music: Shake the Sheets by Ted Leo and the Pharmacists

Author’s writing blog: idiopath-fic-smile

[Warning: the video contains visual depictions of bullying and homophobia. Not much but I want to play it safe.]  

Enjolras believes that the separation of church and state is vital to a truly free society. He maintains that both the two-party system and the campaign finance system need aggressive overhaul, and that America’s shrinking middle class is creating “a kind of neo-Feudalism”. (That’s a direct quote.) He is horrified that Columbus High has no recycling program, thinks too many school funds go into football, and he still has a lot of feelings about the bathroom thing.

All of this Grantaire learns as they wait for the start of their second detention together. And all of it springs organically from the one question Grantaire had asked, upon slipping into Mrs. Peterson’s room six minutes early and finding Enjolras already sitting there, which, for the record, was “…'Sup?” –

Enjolras is half a sentence into the military industrial complex before he seems to realize Grantaire has stopped responding at all, and is just watching him talk, with a helpless grin that grows wider and wider at each catalogued injustice. 

Big thanks to Ted Leo for letting me use this song! Also to somuchbetterthanthat and eazzyhoon who helped! And to everybody who liked or reblogged my fanart! And of course to Idiopathicsmile for writing the awesome story which everybody really should read if they haven’t already.

My ramblings under the cut:

A fan music video (okay fine, a slideshow really) for

World Ain’t Ready by idiopathicsmile

Music: Shake the Sheets by Ted Leo and the Pharmacists

Author’s writing blog: idiopath-fic-smile

[Warning: the video contains visual depictions of bullying and homophobia. Not much but I want to play it safe.]  

Enjolras believes that the separation of church and state is vital to a truly free society. He maintains that both the two-party system and the campaign finance system need aggressive overhaul, and that America’s shrinking middle class is creating “a kind of neo-Feudalism”. (That’s a direct quote.) He is horrified that Columbus High has no recycling program, thinks too many school funds go into football, and he still has a lot of feelings about the bathroom thing.

All of this Grantaire learns as they wait for the start of their second detention together. And all of it springs organically from the one question Grantaire had asked, upon slipping into Mrs. Peterson’s room six minutes early and finding Enjolras already sitting there, which, for the record, was “…'Sup?” –

Enjolras is half a sentence into the military industrial complex before he seems to realize Grantaire has stopped responding at all, and is just watching him talk, with a helpless grin that grows wider and wider at each catalogued injustice. 

Big thanks to Ted Leo for letting me use this song! Also to somuchbetterthanthat and eazzyhoon who helped! And to everybody who liked or reblogged my fanart! And of course to Idiopathicsmile for writing the awesome story which everybody really should read if they haven’t already.

My ramblings under the cut:

Golp: a roundel purpure.

Roundels are circles in heraldry. They are named according to their color, which also has its own lingo. Let’s meet them!

Bezant: roundel or (gold) 🟡

Plate: roundel argent (silver) ⚪️

Torteau: roundel gules (red) 🔴

Pomme: roundel vert (green) 🟢

Hurt: roundel azure (blue) 🔵

Golp: roundel purpure (purple) 🟣

Pellet: roundel sable (black) ⚫️

the narrator is operating under the constraint that they can only use words "god" has already spoken, "god" is aware of this and says the 'Time flies' sentence on purpose in order to give the narrator the pieces they need to voice their complaint; "god" has constant access to the narrator's thoughts, and answers them as though they're having a conversation between equals, but clearly absolutely dictates the terms under which the narrator can speak. it becomes obvious as the scene continues that the narrator is silently screaming and that the request being denied may be a request for death, but is at minimum a request for some acute suffering to be stopped