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RAVI PANIKKAR APPRECIATION WEEK

RAVI PANIKKAR + family || Ravi Panikkar Appreciation Week 2022 — Day 1

[Image ID: eight large gifs of Ravi Panikkar from multiple episodes of 9-1-1:

GIF 1: Ravi opening the lid to the treasure box in 4.12 while Buck, Chim, Hen, Bobby, Athena and Eddie stand above him. Their eager smiles fade when they see the empty contents

GIF 2: Ravi standing with Chim, Hen, Buck, Bobby and Eddie in the author's house in 4.12. They look back to where police sirens can be heard before looking back at Athena.

GIF 3: Ravi and Chim hugging in 5.13. Chim looks overjoyed to find a familiar face, and Ravi bends to hug him close.

GIF 4: Hen telling Ravi she thinks he's worth it in 5.05, her smile kind in face of Ravi's unsure expression.

GIF 5: Bobby offering for him and Ravi to go to breakfast together after the high-pace events of the prison riot in 5.06.

GIF 6: Buck teasing Ravi about him constantly getting in trouble in response to Christopher's question in 5.02.

GIF 7: Eddie absently wondering out loud about the treasure hunt calls in 4.12. Ravi hears him and as he closes his lockers, joins in on the conversation.

GIF 8: Ravi standing with the rest of the 118 in 4.14 after Albert passes his firefighter test.

“You’re kidding,” Ravi mutters in the waiting room as Bobby discusses things with the vet tech and Buck holds this incredibly large mutt in his arms like a baby and Eddie looks at Buck like his world is imploding inwards. “Great. What do we do with Cancer Dog?”

“Ravi,” Hen hisses. “We are in public.”

ravi begins, or something

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When Ravi is 7 years old, he goes to the hospital for the first time.

He doesn’t remember it, later. It’s not one of those memories that stick after all the in and out and up and down and do the hokey pokey or what-fucking-ever. The first time he goes to the hospital, it’s because he broke his leg racing down the school-yard with his friends. It’s not because he has cancer.

The second time, he’s 11. His primary care physician tells his mother it’s growing pains. He prescribes Ravi a heating pack for when his knee aches too much.

The third time, he’s 12 years old and in so much pain he can’t even see straight. The third time, his younger sister watches him with wide, terrified eyes in the back of their Honda Civic and there’s no music playing. The third time, even though it feels like another bone break, the doctor gets his x-rays back, and then promptly books Ravi in for an MRI. 

“We want to run some more tests,” she says, frowning slightly. “So that we can make a conclusive diagnosis.”

Ravi’s mother’s grip tightens on his shoulder, and she keeps glancing at her phone, waiting for his father to call. Ananya, all of 10, sits on a chair and plays Pokémon on Ravi’s silver Nintendo DS Lite, which is only okay because she never remembers to save the game. The doctor’s office is white, sterile, and there aren’t even any fun posters on the wall, which is Ravi’s first sign that everything’s about to go to shit.

“Conclusive diagnosis,” he repeats carefully, pushing up his glasses. He’s farsighted. “Why—I mean, what are you guys looking for?”

@911desis ravi panikkar appreciation week day 2 - rescues

Hello, and welcome to the first ever Ravi Panikkar Appreciation Week! 

This week will be running from May 29 to June 4. Instead of specific prompts, we’ve collected themes that are up to the creator’s interpretation! You can participate in as many days as you like, no pressure to do them all!

May 29 - Day 1 - family || lyrics/poetry May 30 - Day 2 - the 118 || rescues May 31 - Day 3 - life before the 118 || parallels June 1 - Day 4 - pride headcanons || pride colors June 2 - Day 5 - romance || love June 3 - Day 6 - crack headcanons || favourite quotes June 4 - Day 7 - free space!

Some prompts may suit better to fics than photo/gif sets (for example), but they’re all open to your interpretation of the prompt! Pick one or both of the given prompts for a day, it’s all up to you. 

*Please be careful and respectful in your creations. Be sure to do proper research to avoid falling into stereotypes and racism and tag all work with appropriate triggers.