Ramola Devi (Rachel Cohen) (1917-1988), 1940s

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Ramola Devi (Rachel Cohen) (1917-1988), 1940s

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Ramola of engibee's clan!
Post partition posters - including one of Manoramas last main roles before she got typecast in supporting roles
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I’m still thinking about the fact that Gus and Geoff have made out.
Prompt: Early RVB aged Ramola with drunken wrestling that they end up enjoying a little too much and either gets kinda steamy or they TRY to make hot but somebody falls asleep. Optional next day feelings discussion attempt/continuation of activities (depending on how you want to take things) could also be fun. (Hope you get over your writer's block soon! :D)
“I’ll fight you for it,” Geoff says -- and he’s already got that fucking look that means bad shit’s about to happen, whether it’s a broken coffee table or a black eye.Â
“I’m not fucking fighting you,” Gus says, narrowing his eyes. “You can have the rest of the booze.”Â
“Where’s the fun in that?” Geoff asks, and he’s scooting towards Gus in the couch in a way that’s less physically intimidating than it is first-date-awkwardness.Â
“Maybe if you weren’t in the fucking army and a firefighter and shit,” Gus says -- and he pushes the almost-empty bottle of shitty whiskey sitting on top of their coffee table towards Geoff’s side of the couch with a socked foot. “I know when I’m outclassed. I don’t even want it that bad.”Â
It’s no use, though, because before Gus can protest more, he’s being dragged by the hips down onto the carpet -- and the minute Geoff starts jostling him, he does get a little mad. He hits the carpet hard on his bare knees and it burns -- and Gus lets out a little “Come on!” like he can’t believe this is happening. Geoff doesn’t let up though, pulling him past the coffee table and onto a clear patch of carpet.Â
And just like that, they’re jockeying for position -- both of them drunk.Â
Khazanchi (1941)