#; sam

"ugh... nasty out there. what can i get you?"

hey shawty

SAM IM GOOD, U?

sam glances over, still amused by her own impropriety, but she lets out a laugh at tegan’s protest. “hey, come on now, we both know i love your real ones.” she leans over, sits up onto her knees and smooshes a kiss to their cheek. “your breasts are my favorite breasts, and i consider myself privileged to be able to see them.” she grins, eyes wandering to the pout on their lips. it distracts her for a moment, and she kisses them, quick, almost teasing, before pulling away, their hand caught captive between her two as she drags it into her lap. “but, movie titties are forbidden fruit! it’s the principle of the thing! we’re queering the lense!” she gestures emphatically at the tv set, not knowing if she’s using that terminology totally right. “what i’m saying is, we should both see jamie lee’s breasts because we will hold space for them respectfully and also i was repressed the last time i saw this movie and i wanna experience it guilt-free this time.”

moodboard for @ofbutterflies

Owen always admired Alex, she was a badass who went through hell and came out of it on top in his opinion, which was a lot better than he did. She protected the ones she loved (something he couldn’t do) and at the end of the day despite the fact that it all started for revenge he realized most of what she did was just because it was the right thing. When his memories were returned to him he didn’t lose that admiration, but it was different because instead of just admiring her and believing he would never be good enough for someone like her (as Owen did) he believed he could make himself good enough for her by trying to be a better person.

Emily Robinson, for both Sam and Owen. Owen, obviously, because he loved her and he never got to really tell her the truth, not even the truth about why she ended up dead, and he never got to be with her the way he really wanted to. Sam I believe although he may have some separation from Owen emotionally he still knew she was a good innocent person who didn’t deserve what she got.