❝trust my rage❞

SW Pacific Rim AU (Kylux-centric): “The Resistance” is the last Shatterdome left standing in the struggle of humanity against the monsters of the deep; Kaijus. Marshall Leia Organa knows they’re the last hope and they will not surrender. She and her second in command, Hux, command the last talented pilots who have left. The skilful trio: Poe, Finn and Rey are the stars, their Jaeger of three. But they can not fight alone, forcing them to have to call the veteran pilots Han and Chewbacca. In the attack the monsters have become stronger and injured Solo. His son, Ben Solo (or better known on the base as Kylo Ren) is determined to fulfill his destiny, Kylo has the highest scores in the physical and mental tests, but his instability has made it incompatible with many applicants to be his co-pilot. Kylo is willing to follow in the footsteps of his grandfather, Anakin Skywalker who when his co-pilot Obi wan Kenobi crashed, his pride forced him to fly alone and destroy his body forcing him to wear a suit to keep him alive. Ren is willing to risk everything, but Leia will make a desperate move; she knows that Hux was an exceptional pilot with Phasma, although she died in one of the attacks years ago. She proposes them to challenge the drift compatible (and despite their rivalry) they manage to synchronize and be the new pilots of the “Starkiller”.

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If Loki were in Victorian times

"Freedom dares you with a question, what are you going to do? I don’t think Loki has any idea." - Tom Hiddleston, on Loki’s end goal. 

                     You’re feelin’ better when you’re smoking grass                         So tell Nancy Reagan she can kiss your ass                                 Mother Nature, now she don’t lie                               When you’re low, it’s time to get high Muse A is a wake-and-bake sort of student, they smoke in the the mornings before school, in the bathrooms between classes, and light up a joint on the way home.  Muse B doesn’t touch the stuff, but doesn’t mind being friends with Muse A, who does their best to quell their habit around Muse B and not pressure them into it. Muse B is extremely intelligent, works very hard in school, and has never been in any kind of trouble at school, while Muse A tends to slack off, and had their fair share of detention sentences. Unable to get a job, Muse A begins selling weed casually, but they need help if they’re going to make any real money off of it. They enlist the help of Muse B, who reluctantly agrees only to cover the huge tuition of the college they were accepted to.  Before either of them know it, their side jobs become a full time business. Muse A collects and distributes while Muse B handles the finances, budget, and subscriptions. With the new business and responsibilities, Muse A grows up a little and thinks about saving their money and working towards bigger goals, while Muse B, overwhelmed by the pressure of the business, finds themselves “testing the product”. Will the two be able to maintain their business or will one of them quit before they get busted? What happens if something goes horribly wrong?

Muse A is a hard-working college student who’s always had good grades and stayed out of trouble. Working for a humanities credit, they’re supposed to spend a a hundred hours during the semester volunteering. Students crowd animal shelters, non-profit organizations, and community gardens, but Muse A’s best friend begs them to volunteer at a rehab center with them. Muse A is reluctant at first, they’ve developed the mentality that addicts are careless, neglectful, and at fault for their own addiction. The only drug users they’ve seen were those in high school, the kids who blew off class to smoke weed and never graduated, and they have little patience for people who simply can’t stop using drugs. While volunteering at the rehabilitation center, they register Muse B, an addict of many years, for treatment. After losing their job, their friends, and much of their family, Muse B hit rock bottom and turned to the rehab center. Their cravings for their drug of choice are strong, and they don’t have much else to live for. Most of the employees are sure Muse B won’t last long and will be on the streets in no time. Still, Muse B is persistent about kicking the habit, and Muse A helps see them through withdrawals, NA meetings, and even a relapse, slowly realizing that Muse B’s addiction is a lot more complicated than they once assumed. As the weeks pass, conversations become long and intimate as Muse A and Muse B enjoy each other’s company and learn they’re not so different.  Muse B struggles through their first two months, but they look forward to getting to see Muse A every week. It keeps them motivated, and they promise themselves that, once they’ve reached ninety days sober, they would ask Muse A out on a date. 

{Requested by Anonymous}

They would go out on a horse, Jorm would be settled infront of him and they would travel out into the forest, to a lake and settle there for a day of fun. He wanted to teach Jorm how to swim, and perhaps today he would be able to. Drowning was an avoidable death. 

note: this is another account of vagabondcode