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@riversoffreedomrp
I have decided to make Saoirse fandomless. Because I have been dissatisfied with the later seasons of Riverdale and her place in it has been hard to determine. There is still a verse where she’s in Riverdale, but it’s only in seasons 1-4. I also have Stranger Things and The Breakfast Club verses, but otherwise she’s able to be almost anywhere. Hopefully this will make it easier to RP with!
Rules and backstory still apply, please ask or message the mun for details.
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aka you are happy to write with muses who aren't in your same fandom (fandomless muses of similar genre for instance)
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Claude Monet (French, 1840-1926), Coucher de soleil à Pourville, pleine mer, 1882. Oil on canvas, 54 x 73.5 cm.
this lil piggy has quite the greenthumb!
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Overly Sarcastic Productions - sentence starters
1. “Please note: ______ does not condone violence. Or at least not murder. And usually not violence.”
2. “I’ve been turned into a robot! Send help! My emotions are fading away!”
3. “What ho, fellow humans. Are you enjoying having skin today?”
4. “I got it! Just give me an ax and a pot lid, I don’t even needs pants!”
5. “I keep trying to shoot people in the head, and they keep not getting shot in the head by me, and it’s very frustrating.”
6. “So are there, like, animals that aren’t bears, or do you just have really bad luck with bears specifically?”
7. “I’m a sleeve-hater with very high standards, alright? If I’m going to be displaying these deadly weapons, I want to do it in a nice case, you know.”
8. “Dear _____, eat shit. Signed, ______.”
9. “It’s a danger noodle! It’s the most dangerous noodle!”
10. “That was the worst thing I’ve experienced in a long-ass time, and I just got shot in the face seventeen times!”
11. “Why can I only sprint for two seconds before running out of breath? This is too much like real life.”
12. “In a post-apocalypse, fashion faux pas are acceptable as long as you have a distinct personal style.”
13. “All I see is that we got to _____ so much faster because of that. Think of how much time we saved rolling down the hill.”
14. “Given a choice between boyfriends and the moon, girls pick the moon every time.”
15. “The 70s called. They want to know if they can borrow some of your stash.”
16. “Let’s file that under ‘things you should probably never say, ever, just to be safe’.”
17. “I don’t think we appreciate the sun enough. And I say this as someone who gets sunburns from Hubble pics and people with unusually shiny teeth.”
18. “No more joking: if you do this, I will hunt you down and slap you.”
19. “See, stuff like this? It’s why you weren’t invited in the first place.”
20. “You warned me that you were going to do the voice, and I still wasn’t prepared.”
21. “Luckily, there is another, much more efficient option: murder.”
22. “I’m sorry, I must have misheard you. I was told there was murdering to be done around here, not arts and crafts.”
23. “Remind me to never pick a fight with a magpie. Apparently, those little scamps are stronger than they look.”
24. “Ugh, that was dumb! But not untrue.”
25. “You’d think people tend to sit still once they die, but sometimes corpses and bones become prolific travelers.”
26. “I like this one because it has many domes, each somehow dome-ier than the last.”
27. “And I am way too hopped up on cold meds to have any capacity for new research, self-awareness, or remorse.”
28. “That is too many horses. Put those back.”
Overly Sarcastic Productions - sentence starters
1. “Please note: ______ does not condone violence. Or at least not murder. And usually not violence.”
2. “I’ve been turned into a robot! Send help! My emotions are fading away!”
3. “What ho, fellow humans. Are you enjoying having skin today?”
4. “I got it! Just give me an ax and a pot lid, I don’t even needs pants!”
5. “I keep trying to shoot people in the head, and they keep not getting shot in the head by me, and it’s very frustrating.”
6. “So are there, like, animals that aren’t bears, or do you just have really bad luck with bears specifically?”
7. “I’m a sleeve-hater with very high standards, alright? If I’m going to be displaying these deadly weapons, I want to do it in a nice case, you know.”
8. “Dear _____, eat shit. Signed, ______.”
9. “It’s a danger noodle! It’s the most dangerous noodle!”
10. “That was the worst thing I’ve experienced in a long-ass time, and I just got shot in the face seventeen times!”
11. “Why can I only sprint for two seconds before running out of breath? This is too much like real life.”
12. “In a post-apocalypse, fashion faux pas are acceptable as long as you have a distinct personal style.”
13. “All I see is that we got to _____ so much faster because of that. Think of how much time we saved rolling down the hill.”
14. “Given a choice between boyfriends and the moon, girls pick the moon every time.”
15. “The 70s called. They want to know if they can borrow some of your stash.”
16. “Let’s file that under ‘things you should probably never say, ever, just to be safe’.”
17. “I don’t think we appreciate the sun enough. And I say this as someone who gets sunburns from Hubble pics and people with unusually shiny teeth.”
18. “No more joking: if you do this, I will hunt you down and slap you.”
19. “See, stuff like this? It’s why you weren’t invited in the first place.”
20. “You warned me that you were going to do the voice, and I still wasn’t prepared.”
21. “Luckily, there is another, much more efficient option: murder.”
22. “I’m sorry, I must have misheard you. I was told there was murdering to be done around here, not arts and crafts.”
23. “Remind me to never pick a fight with a magpie. Apparently, those little scamps are stronger than they look.”
24. “Ugh, that was dumb! But not untrue.”
25. “You’d think people tend to sit still once they die, but sometimes corpses and bones become prolific travelers.”
26. “I like this one because it has many domes, each somehow dome-ier than the last.”
27. “And I am way too hopped up on cold meds to have any capacity for new research, self-awareness, or remorse.”
28. “That is too many horses. Put those back.”
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A little portrait to reset myself
riversoffreedomrp:
“If it’s not in town now, it might be later,” he told her, “We need to find it.”
“I know. It could be by Sweetwater River.” Saoirse replied.
“Where is that?” the Doctor asked her.
”Just down the road from here.”
“Then lead the way,” the Doctor smiled.
Saoirse nodded and led him to the river.
The Doctor followed her lead towards the river.
“We have to do this quick and no attention.”
“We should be able to do that,” the Doctor told her as he followed her towards the river.
Saoirse nodded in agreement as they walked to the Sweetwater River. Luckily it was a cloudy day, so nobody was there.
“Nobody seems to be around,” he told her, “But I don’t see the creature.”
”Maybe it hid?”
“I think it would be rather difficult for such a creature to hide,” the Doctor pointed out, “It was very large.”
”Or maybe it left?” She asked.
“And go where?” the Doctor asked.
”No idea.” The teenage girl shrugged. “But we have to find it.”
“We do,” the Doctor agreed, “Where should we look?”
“Maybe the woods? Or the junkyard?”
“We did find him in the woods first yesterday,” the Doctor agreed, “Sounds like a good starting point.”
”Yeah, it could have gone back there.”
The Doctor lead the way out and into the woods. “I assume you know your way around quite well?” he asked the other.
”Well enough, I guess. We moved here from Boston last summer.” Saoirse shrugged. “I still miss Boston. Small towns suck.”
“Where do you think such a creature might hide?” the Doctor asked.
“I don’t know, a cave?”
“Is there a cave large enough for that around here?” the Doctor asked her.
”In the woods, I think? Definitely outside of town.” Saoirse shrugged.
“Then lead the way,” he told her, “You know the area better than I do.”
Saoirse nodded, heading to the woods.
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riversoffreedomrp:
“If it’s not in town now, it might be later,” he told her, “We need to find it.”
“I know. It could be by Sweetwater River.” Saoirse replied.
“Where is that?” the Doctor asked her.
”Just down the road from here.”
“Then lead the way,” the Doctor smiled.
Saoirse nodded and led him to the river.
The Doctor followed her lead towards the river.
“We have to do this quick and no attention.”
“We should be able to do that,” the Doctor told her as he followed her towards the river.
Saoirse nodded in agreement as they walked to the Sweetwater River. Luckily it was a cloudy day, so nobody was there.
“Nobody seems to be around,” he told her, “But I don’t see the creature.”
”Maybe it hid?”
“I think it would be rather difficult for such a creature to hide,” the Doctor pointed out, “It was very large.”
”Or maybe it left?” She asked.
“And go where?” the Doctor asked.
”No idea.” The teenage girl shrugged. “But we have to find it.”
“We do,” the Doctor agreed, “Where should we look?”
“Maybe the woods? Or the junkyard?”
“We did find him in the woods first yesterday,” the Doctor agreed, “Sounds like a good starting point.”
”Yeah, it could have gone back there.”
The Doctor lead the way out and into the woods. “I assume you know your way around quite well?” he asked the other.
”Well enough, I guess. We moved here from Boston last summer.” Saoirse shrugged. “I still miss Boston. Small towns suck.”
“Where do you think such a creature might hide?” the Doctor asked.
“I don’t know, a cave?”
“Is there a cave large enough for that around here?” the Doctor asked her.
”In the woods, I think? Definitely outside of town.” Saoirse shrugged.
riversoffreedomrp:
“If it’s not in town now, it might be later,” he told her, “We need to find it.”
“I know. It could be by Sweetwater River.” Saoirse replied.
“Where is that?” the Doctor asked her.
”Just down the road from here.”
“Then lead the way,” the Doctor smiled.
Saoirse nodded and led him to the river.
The Doctor followed her lead towards the river.
“We have to do this quick and no attention.”
“We should be able to do that,” the Doctor told her as he followed her towards the river.
Saoirse nodded in agreement as they walked to the Sweetwater River. Luckily it was a cloudy day, so nobody was there.
“Nobody seems to be around,” he told her, “But I don’t see the creature.”
”Maybe it hid?”
“I think it would be rather difficult for such a creature to hide,” the Doctor pointed out, “It was very large.”
”Or maybe it left?” She asked.
“And go where?” the Doctor asked.
”No idea.” The teenage girl shrugged. “But we have to find it.”
“We do,” the Doctor agreed, “Where should we look?”
“Maybe the woods? Or the junkyard?”
“We did find him in the woods first yesterday,” the Doctor agreed, “Sounds like a good starting point.”
”Yeah, it could have gone back there.”
The Doctor lead the way out and into the woods. “I assume you know your way around quite well?” he asked the other.
”Well enough, I guess. We moved here from Boston last summer.” Saoirse shrugged. “I still miss Boston. Small towns suck.”
“Where do you think such a creature might hide?” the Doctor asked.
“I don’t know, a cave?”
riversoffreedomrp:
“If it’s not in town now, it might be later,” he told her, “We need to find it.”
“I know. It could be by Sweetwater River.” Saoirse replied.
“Where is that?” the Doctor asked her.
”Just down the road from here.”
“Then lead the way,” the Doctor smiled.
Saoirse nodded and led him to the river.
The Doctor followed her lead towards the river.
“We have to do this quick and no attention.”
“We should be able to do that,” the Doctor told her as he followed her towards the river.
Saoirse nodded in agreement as they walked to the Sweetwater River. Luckily it was a cloudy day, so nobody was there.
“Nobody seems to be around,” he told her, “But I don’t see the creature.”
”Maybe it hid?”
“I think it would be rather difficult for such a creature to hide,” the Doctor pointed out, “It was very large.”
”Or maybe it left?” She asked.
“And go where?” the Doctor asked.
”No idea.” The teenage girl shrugged. “But we have to find it.”
“We do,” the Doctor agreed, “Where should we look?”
“Maybe the woods? Or the junkyard?”
“We did find him in the woods first yesterday,” the Doctor agreed, “Sounds like a good starting point.”
”Yeah, it could have gone back there.”
The Doctor lead the way out and into the woods. “I assume you know your way around quite well?” he asked the other.
”Well enough, I guess. We moved here from Boston last summer.” Saoirse shrugged. “I still miss Boston. Small towns suck.”
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"So, what would you do if, hypothetically, someone… say, wrecked your car?" "Let's just pretend for a second that my friend might have accidentally broken the law." "My friend was wondering what happens if you don’t pay your taxes on time." "If someone, theoretically, skipped school, what would be the consequences?" "My friend needs advice on dealing with an unexpected pregnancy." "What would you do if someone, not me, was caught cheating on a test?" "How do you handle it if, say, a friend made a huge mistake at their job?" "Asking for a friend: what’s the best way to apologize for a major screw-up?" "My friend wants to know if it’s okay to date a coworker." "Hypothetically speaking, how would you handle a friend who’s lied about something big?" "Just curious, what’s the protocol if someone’s friend lost an expensive item?" "Can a friend get in trouble for something they said online?" "My friend is wondering what to do if they forgot an important anniversary." "What’s the best way to tell your parents that you, I mean, your friend, failed a class?" "If someone’s friend accidentally insulted their boss, how should they fix it?"
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riversoffreedomrp:
“If it’s not in town now, it might be later,” he told her, “We need to find it.”
“I know. It could be by Sweetwater River.” Saoirse replied.
“Where is that?” the Doctor asked her.
”Just down the road from here.”
“Then lead the way,” the Doctor smiled.
Saoirse nodded and led him to the river.
The Doctor followed her lead towards the river.
“We have to do this quick and no attention.”
“We should be able to do that,” the Doctor told her as he followed her towards the river.
Saoirse nodded in agreement as they walked to the Sweetwater River. Luckily it was a cloudy day, so nobody was there.
“Nobody seems to be around,” he told her, “But I don’t see the creature.”
”Maybe it hid?”
“I think it would be rather difficult for such a creature to hide,” the Doctor pointed out, “It was very large.”
”Or maybe it left?” She asked.
“And go where?” the Doctor asked.
”No idea.” The teenage girl shrugged. “But we have to find it.”
“We do,” the Doctor agreed, “Where should we look?”
“Maybe the woods? Or the junkyard?”
“We did find him in the woods first yesterday,” the Doctor agreed, “Sounds like a good starting point.”
”Yeah, it could have gone back there.”
