SLSF train, engine number 5019 + additional diesel units, engine type EMD F7 Westbound freight train; 45 MPH. Photographed: near Diggins, Mo., June 23, 1951.
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SLSF train, engine number 5019 + additional diesel units, engine type EMD F7 Westbound freight train; 45 MPH. Photographed: near Diggins, Mo., June 23, 1951.

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Ok maybe I didn’t like Ray initially but I am a SUCKER for the enemies to lovers and “he’s the bad boy only soft for her” tropes, so let’s just say that maybe he’s one of my favorites now. Like,,,,, HE RAN BACK INTO THE BURNING BUILDING FOR HER???? Yeah. Favorite.
diggins is so underappreciated im gonna punch someone.
someone pointed out that summer and diggins coordinated their outfits in the last panic round and honestly that’s all I want from a friendship at this point
like just imagine them texting each other before the joust like “wait okay I have a pair of shorts that match your top PERFECTLY okay hold on we have to wear the same colors tonight” my heart 🥺🥺
Quick panic hc’s
Hi I’m making this quick
~Diggins really cares about Lily and Heather because he knows what it’s like to be struggling with money
~ Heather has really bad commitment issues because she doesn’t want to end up like her mom
~Ray is super douche-y because he’s scared of growing up and failing
~Lily becomes an artist even though she couldn’t afford art school
~Natalie finds some way to get back in contact with her mom, but decides not to.
~Mrs. Nill cuts it off with her shitty boyfriend (whose name escapes me at this moment) and tries to become someone Lily and Heather can lean on. Maybe even tries to stop smoking
~Heather becomes Lily’s legal guardian
~Idk how but tiger babies <333
~Dodge goes to explore the world (and maybe becomes a music artist idk he gives me those vibes or a mechanic there is no in-between)
~Nat doesn’t leave Carp until Heather is stable and happy
~Diggins helps Heather when money is tight but she never knows who is doing it.
~Summer disapears and leaves Carp
I have so many I can’t think of them all- Lmk if you want me to make a full post on any of these :)

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Panic Week Day 1: An Underrated Character
Ya boy can't make gifs, so I'm just going to word vomit about this guy for a bit.
Diggins, Diggins, DIGGINS.
As the host/emcee of Panic, Diggins watches his friends go through every terrifying, potentially deadly challenge. He's the middleman, communicating everything from the anonymous judges to the competitors, usually with a smile and a joke, even when he knows the players will be mad at what he says. We know the judges are supposed to get picked by the previous year's judges, but we don't know how the host gets picked, if this responsibility was something Diggins even wanted or if it was something he was dreading but did anyway, following rules he thinks are unfair and dangerous.
Through the series, we also see Diggins being a true friend to Heather - in my opinion, a better friend than Natalie and Bishop most of the time.
He never tells her she can't win or that she's stupid for trying. When she's frozen in fear at the top of Devil's Drop, he tells her that it's okay to come down or go to a lower point.
He gets her financial issues and how they motivate her to compete in Panic, undercharging her and Lily for their safe place away from their mom to try to help her out as much as he can, not judging her for it or forgetting about the real struggles she's facing the way Natalie and Bishop both do.
He seems genuinely upset at how much Natalie's video hurts Heather and makes Natalie give her space to work through her feelings.
When Heather has to leave her individual challenge and drop out of the competition again, he tells her that she should still be in, because facing off with a tiger should get her into Joust. "Panic is a really dumb game," he tells Heather as she's walking away. "It's very dangerous." Because he knows it is, but like Heather and everyone else, he knows it's theirs.
So. Diggins is absolutely my favorite underrated character.
I like Panic but I feel like the show would have been so much better if they focused more on the characters and cut out all the police business and betting stuff. Like, they have several really interesting characters playing the game and I think if they focused more on that it would be way better. Tell me more about Diggins and Summer, do they feel any confliction about the things they do? What made them want to host? Or tell me more about the other contestants, Shawna made it to the final four but we know nothing about her really, what are her motivations?
Like, not to be one of those people, but the book didn’t have a lot of the side plots that the show did and it was still really interesting. I feel like they ruined what could be really interesting aspects of the show just to set up for a second season.
Bullwort and Bandits - Origin and Ending
Bullwort grew up the eldest son amongst five children, forever fighting figuratively and literally to get his way. This propensity for provocation proved dangerous when his father demanded his son study medicine or law, for Bullwort started a fistfight for his right to do art instead. Though he won, his was a Pyrrhic victory, leaving him certain that others couldn’t be trusted, and that exhibiting weakness was nigh-fatal. Thanks to this philosophy, a background noise of aggression and anger haunted him throughout his degree, by the end of which he had collapsed into a solitary, depressed squalor. He exhibited some artworks to apathetic crowds, and lived off dirt and water for a few years. His burgeoning rage manifested in stringent Cubist jawlines and oversaturated backgrounds in his paintings – to most, these seemed ugly and obscene. But to a fellow struggling artist named Lynette June Miles, they were gloriously creative. He adored her paintings in return – but by ’94, it was clear they’d both have to turn to other professions to make a living.
Bullwort retrained as a policeman, granting himself a means of physically expressing his incessant infuriation. But his pleas to Lyn not to throw away her talent proved futile by the end of ’95, when she opened her retirement with a long, long holiday to stay with her boyfriend, Russel Richmond, on Vivosaur Island. Russel was the son of the island’s owner, who was beyond keen on fossil fighting, frequently sending his son to explore the island and discover new dig site ground. However busy he was, Russel was jovial and sweet – the perfect antidote to Lyn (and Bullwort’s) consternation – and he married Lyn on Greenhorn Plains over the spring of ’96, inviting Bullwort as best man.
Whilst on the island, Bullwort met Mr. Richmond, who encouraged him to join their police force. Desperate for job security and a giant salary, he accepted. Lyn, meanwhile, took to exploring with her husband, reapplying her artistic skills as a cartographer. The map of Vivosaur Island visible when travelling in-game is her most famous piece, but the artworks in Bullwort’s office are amongst her best.