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One second I was in the city, the next I was here⌠in the middle of nowhere.

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eviegrimhilcleâ:
     there were only four things evie was looking forward to upon arriving in auradon â three out of the four were people  ; her sister, tamu, & dani. the fourth point was obviously finding a prince, but the point was evie had been the last of her friends to cross that bridge from the isle  & sheâd been looking forward to it. she sure as hell wasnât expecting this mess waiting for her. not that she was blaming anyone but auradon. the bluenette walked alongside tamu, heels clicking against the sidewalk as cerulean locks bounced slightly.  â itâs officially up to you to be my grand tour guide, â she teased lightly, a small smirk playing across rose painted lips.  â not all of the candy. but most of it, â she giggled. the prospect of all the candy had been overwhelming at first.  â i had something called rock candy crystal sticks. oh, i sure hope they have more of those here ! â
â oh, donât worry, iâve trained, â he said in mock seriousness. tamu clasped his hands behind his back and bowed his head a little, upping the posh edge to his regular accent. â iâve explored most of auradon city, and then up north to the summerlands, and east to auroria and corona ... and by explored, i mean taken all the official tours. i can get you one of those official I HEART AURADON hats, if you want. the yellow would go great with your hair, â he laughed behind his mouth. his eyebrows rose. â rock candy crystal sticks, eh ? i think thereâs a candy shop up ahead, we can stop by. i quite like the gummy food. gummy pizza, gummy hotdogs -- itâs so unhealthy but so good. â
â -- and where were you the night of the incident? -- â
Auradon Prep.Â
â -- but you attend Auroria University ? Pre-law, yes ? â
Yes, Iâm in Professor Langdonâs class for Animal Law, he knows me very well, weâve spoken at length about ethical practices and the ramifications of scientific experimentation with --
â -- yes, what a strange choice of elective for someone of your ... background. Itâs not a popular choice for VKs, our records show. â
Iâm exploring my options as a lawyer. Really, itâs advocacy that Iâm --
â Advocacy. Very interesting choice. And I suppose your upbringing under your father must --? â
What does my father have to do with this?
HE SHOULDNâT HAVE ASKED THE QUESTION.
UNTIL MORE NEWS was released, either officially or by what he learned from his friends then Tamu was stuck waiting. Friends. The word somehow meant more now than it did a week ago. He knew almost all the names on that list, and if he knew them, then he knew them well. People that shouldnât have been on that list at all. People he knew would never do such a thing.Â
And what a small thing it was, in retrospect. One thing confirmed missing, the others moved -- and already 13 publically suspected ?
He looked around the bustling main square, seated at one of the picnic tables. Today, there we food trucks everywhere, each restaurant and small business taking up a small position to promote their cuisines -- and the square was more crowded than ever. Yet, still, with all this crowding -- people had avoided the small picnic table with the broody boy all dressed in black. They didnât need to know he was a VK to want to avoid him. But Tamu wouldâve been lying if he said he wouldnât have minded some company.Â
Which was why, when he felt a presence come to the table, he simply nodded and continued eating the spring rolls heâd bought. But -- as a precaution -- he pulled towards him the bowl of Dutch chocolate-covered donuts. â Sorry, I wonât be sharing, â he mumbled, finally looking up.
( @lvnariismâ ) // CLOSED
â We have to go somewhere quieter. Less crowded. â Tamu hid his mouth behind a coffee cup, a caramel macchiato this time. Dark eyes flitted across the area around them. â The loudest, most isolated place would be near water somewhere. Thereâs a hiking track that leads to the cliffside. â
werethe-badgvysâ:
âLa da da da da, la da da da da, la da da da da, la da da da da daâŚâÂ
Len mumbled as he walked across the campus of Auradon Prep, one earbud from the iPod heâd âfoundâ. Heâd accidentally hit play on one of the songs, âBrass Gogglesâ, and somehow put it on repeat, but it was catchy so he didnât mind. He was so absorbed in the device that he hadnât noticed the bike rack he was walking into until heâd tumbled over it.
âFuck!â
He contemplated lying there, but decided it was better to at least attempt standing up. His arm protested in pain, and he sighed.
âAnyone know where the nurseâs office is?â
Tamu had been striding across campus, on a mission as he typically was. Heâd noticed Len walking too -- just one more student among dozens around them, but heâd only stopped to watch because heâd been surprised to see him. So many new arrivals, he thought, pursing his lips a little. The more people there were, the more variables, and the harder it would be to narrow down suspects, for both him and the authorities --
And then Len fell down.Â
He pursed his lips again, heading towards Len to stand over him, arms crossed over his chest. âI canât even begin to explain how much you need to watch where youâre going. Nurseâs office is back through that door,â he pointed at the nearest building door, âand down a hallway to the right. Are you okay?â He said all this with a judgmental frown.

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diisenchvntedâ:
     A NORMALLY SUNNY BLONDE finds herself under a perpetual raincloud , as of late - especially given the fact that sheâs apparently a suspect in the case of the missing spellbook. As she sits by herself in the courtyard of Auradon Prep , she thinks back to the embarrassment of getting pulled in by the guard in the middle of class. In Virtues & Values , of all things ( could have been Remedial Goodness , sure , but THANKFULLY they decided to pull her in on a Monday. ) As she feels anotherâs presence , her head rests on the table , one side of her dream journal a pillow as a hand lazily etches a rose into the other side. â Tableâs free. â A somber voice notes without looking over. â Iâm just about to get up and go. â
HEâD ALREADY MADE the trip up to Auradon Prep, knowing this needed to be done. Never mind that heâd spent nearly ten minutes just pacing in the hallway behind her, debating with himself on how necessary this was. Necessary for who ? For her ? Heâd done nothing but brush her off and hurt her all these years, she didnât need him. For him ? Tamu peeked into the study room, watching her flopped on the table, already feeling how downtrodden she was, already guessing how much she was wondering why she had been brought into all this. He took a deep breath and sighed.Â
Necessary for him, then. Necessary for him.Â
In four strides, Tamu was at the table and in one motion he was sat in the chair. Back unnaturally straight, pressing his lips together. He opened his mouth and then -- NOTHING.Â
For a good five seconds. Nothing. So he went with the usual, planned speech:Â
â We didnât do it. And ... Iâm deciding if ... we should find out ourselves or leave it to the authorities, â he said stiffly.
eviegrimhilcleâ:
     as if having her own sister being brought in to be accused of stealing their motherâs spellbook wasnât enough, but tamu too ? she was starting to get the feeling auradon was up to something & she didnât come here to play. â itâs not polite to keep a princess waiting, â the bluenette pointed, as soon as the other came into view, teasing evident in her tone. behind it, was the unsaid question of if he was okay.
      â i donât. â she responded, perhaps a bit too quickly. yes, she did have questions. a lot of them. but, none for tamu. trust wasnât easy to achieve for anyone on the isle, especially for evie. but tamu was someone she trusted wholeheartedly.  â lead the way to the cafe. i think we could both use a little pick me up. â
with evieâs quick and sure answers, tamu visibly relaxed, glad to have a direction to go and somewhere to be. he sidled past her in the aisle, managing the smallest of smiles, saying:Â â as you wish. â
once they were outside, he kept close to her. at first, he kept his head low and then he remembered who he was and slowly raised his chin up, his shoulders tense as they walked. â we can sit outside, they have this beautiful little seating area in the back. and ... then i can talk.â he paused, and then added quickly: â we can talk. â because it was evie and not someone he barely knew. it was evie. â did you eat all the candy in the limo on the way ? â
intckycsâ:
    âĄÂťÂ yet another successful street race ( successful as in â pocky had been the victor, of course ) calls for a calm, far more peaceful drive around the city. races always get into his head ( he has to win, he has to be the best ) and while theyâre fun, they can also cause him complete and utter stress. so, here he is, top of his convertible down as he goes for a leisurely drive through the city.
    he isnât exactly sure where heâs going, and he shows no plans of stopping and returning home any time soon until âŚÂ  â whoa, whoa, hey ! hey, hey !  â he calls out, bringing his car to a stop on the bridge and shouting to grab the attention of the figure who sits at the edge.  â oh my gobstoppers, hey, gumdrop ! please, donât jump â god, donât jump ! youâre too pretty to jump, come on â i donât know what happened, but âŚÂ ah, skittles ! hang on ! iâm coming over there â donât move !  â  *â§ď˝Ąâ
ÂŤâĄÂť âââââ @tamumoyoni  !
tamu had lost his ability to think.
it wasnât anything anyone had said, or anything people had done. the rational side of him was warring with everything else. there was no way of knowing if the selection of suspects, from both the isle and auradon, was random -- unless he snuck into the system and found out in that way. illegally. and wasnât the whole point of coming here, of trying to make it work, to finally do something by the rules ? to show to everyone, to his father, to auradon, that he didnât have to bow to a system, that he could bend it ? that he had the power to ? and he had always prided himself in knowing when to stop, before something broke.
but, as it turned out, something had already broken. something quiet, inside him. for why else would he have chosen this bridge, the one that heâd watched the most fantastic sunset from a few days before, to sit on in the middle of the night ? he wasnât going to jump. no way. but he wanted to sit, and he wanted to be at peace, and sitting on the ground would have had the railing of the bridge blocking his view of the darkness of the river flowing underneath.Â
tamu was hugging the lamp-post, part of the railing, to make sure he was steady. which was why, when he heard a car behind him screech to a halt -- and the driver frantically shouting at him -- he didnât budge. GOD, he couldnât even have one --
â ... iâm not ... going to jump, â he stated, as clearly and strongly as he could, peppering in some annoyance too. he didnât bother turning around, just turning his head to the side so the driver could hear him. â thank you. REALLY. but itâs none of your business, iâm just sitting here. keep driving. âÂ
opheliariderâ:
      â wow. i never knew you could sound so much like a fortune cookie, â she pointed, attempting to break the tension of the room. probably to no avail, but hey, she tried. ever since she heard about the officials taking people away, she was shocked when she heard tamuâs name amongst the list of names.  â theyâre probably just â asking whoever they can, you know. doesnât mean they think you did it or anything. â ophelia knew he didnât. she had this gut feeling that he didnât. she also knew better than to ask, but god, she wanted to know what happened, what went down today.
â making fortune-cookies was my fallback career, if i donât make it -- â he paused, pressing his lips together, â -- as a lawyer. â he appreciated the light tone in opheliaâs voice, had needed it, honestly. but after the initial anger, tamuâs mood had fallen into a dangerous resignation. the guards could burst through the door now, and he would probably do whatever they told him to do. he needed time to think. â proximity had nothing to do with it, availability had nothing to do with it. i was in a cafe in charmington when i heard about it. â
knowing there was no one else in the room, tamu leaned back in his chair and folded his hands in front of his face, covering his nose and his mouth as he closed his eyes and sighed. â they didnât ask about the papers, â he said quietly. â i donât think they care. so ... you donât have to do anything. iâll be fine. â
epicsiiâ:
     sheâs  mostly calmed down from her initial rage of even being  suspected of stealing the spellbook despite being on her  best behavior the entire time sheâs been in auradon.  she huffs as she takes a seat on a couch across from him,  arms crossed.    â   doesnât mean i canât hate it, though,  because i  do.  iâve done nothing but play by  their rules since i got here,  but that doesnât change their minds, now, does it?   â
â makes you want to do something, doesnât it ? â he says, practically muttering the question through gritted teeth. tamu takes a breath and exhales slowly, setting down the pen before he threw it across the room. â i waited for them to ask about the scientific papers i took. but i could see it in their eyes, if i admitted something -- anything -- they were ready to pounce. â he wrung his hands together.Â

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johnclvytonâ:
life in the jungle is entirely different than the upbringing of most of the people from auradon . john was incapable of comparing his life to someone raised by princes and princesses , let alone anyone of a magical background .    despite the differences , one thingâs for sure         he embraced the wildlife of africa and the feral behavior that came with it .      â  thereâs one particular person iâm not too fond of .    as a matter of fact , said personâs parent is more upset that my father took no stance on their behavior . â    blue hues wandered around the floor shortly before glancing back at him . â  but i am not one to pass judgement  â-  itâs simply not my character ; the villains donât bother me .  â    capturing his reaction towards johnâs excitement led to him clearing his throat as well , holding his heart out of sincerity .      â  i apologize if you took offense .. or if the topic is too troubling . â      with strong hope , john clung onto making sure he meant his word .  â          itâs a complicated explanation . to make things simple , my grandparents died in the jungle by an animal attack , leading to an ape raising my father as one of their own .  my father never knew of humans until stumbling upon my mother  ;  he thought his species was just .. strange .  â      but all in all , yes , he was raised in the jungle like an animal with both human and animal wisdom .    â  the offer will continue to stand . uh , for the most part , school .     iâm an educated man , but not educated in the normal sense   â-   why would you come here from the pridelands ?  â
one particular person ... he tried to think of someone whose parents came from the jungle, but that came up with too many names to count. tamu considered mentioning that he might know them -- but then what good would that do ? if it was sahir, for example, it wasnât like he could do anything. sahir was his own person, and if he had issues with someone from across the water, then ...
he shrugged. â itâs probably a good thing, then, that youâre not too caught up in the hereditary dramas of auradon. and humans are strange, your father was right, â he couldnât help but add. it was a different story to his own family -- heâd never thought of being a lion and being human as two different things, one form was internal, the other external. something like that. at the question, he shrugged again, caught in his usual act of indifference but finding himself wanting to hear himself answer the question.Â
â iâve never been to the pridelands. i was ... born on the isle. but i heard stories from my mother -- and father, â the last word came out as an annoyed afterthought. â they were turned human when they were brought to the isle. i suppose that was easier to deal with than actual animals. your father being raised by animals, though, as  a human ... i feel like thereâs a metaphor in there somewhere. â then he paused. â i was going to get something to eat before heading back to my dorm. you can come with, if you want. â
opheliariderâ:
      â how do you do that ? â ophelia couldnât help but ask, hues landing on tamu, even if his gaze stayed on his textbook. she wished she could not care about certain things, or not think about certain things, but her mind wandered constantly. â how do you not look back  & wonder how things could be different ? i mean, i know it wonât change anything, but â i donât know. i guess i overthink everything. â
â sometimes ... â the pencil in his hand became restless, tapping louder against the textbook before he stopped himself, setting down the pencil with a tense hand. â thereâs just no point. you have to move on, â he grumbled, sounding more annoyed than he intended. tamu sighed. â if you get stuck in the past, you canât see the future. and we can only go towards the future. so ... yeah. â
( @eviegrimhilcle ) // CLOSED
â this ... wasnât the kind of reunion i was hoping for. â tamu glanced back for just a second, running his fingers along the spines of the books in this section of the bookshelf. law and legal philosophy. heâd much rather be in fiction, or fantasy, but no -- heâd gravitated to this one.Â
and he would have preferred to be on time for his meeting with evie. but the sudden interrogation had put all his plans to a halt.Â
â i can ... still show you the cafe. the coffee thereâs the best, after two weeks here, i can comfortably come to that conclusion. and ... if you have any questions ... â tamu never rambled, but he did now, because for once he had no idea what to say. all he could feel was shame, and exhaustion.
â one grows used to things , even if , sometimes one shouldnât . â // from @latespriings
  ( umbrella academy starters, no longer accepting !! )
â yeah, lifeâs not fair, is it? â tamu spun a pen around his finger, lounging about on a chaise in one of auroriaâs many sitting rooms. tamu had claimed this room for himself, using it as a sort of waiting room for when lina was going to be done with her interview, ready to accommodate his friend and their similar situations. â no matter what you do. youâll still be seen as a certain something. â
â iâm done playing their games . iâm ready for a change . â // from @tcilandtrcubleâ
   ( umbrella academy starters, still accepting !! )
he grinned, baring those fang-like teeth heâd been hiding for almost a week now since he scared his project-partner. â well, colour me interested. iâd love to see what you come up with, game-changer. â

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14 & 15
âââââ 14. how does the image your character tries to project differ from the image they actually project?
image tamu wants to project: calm, collected, knows exactly what heâs doing. the kind of person that people will listen to and respect, someone that they will think never doubts himself. itâs like showing himself as a leader without outright saying heâs a leader. someone that people know they can go to if they need anything. and, on the flipside, someone that people know they canât just take advantage of himself.Â
but as much as tamu presents an image of someone who thinks highly of himself, he battles low self-esteem everyday. he wears long coats and buttons up his shirt up to his neck because he doesnât want to show his skin, he doesnât want to show himself. thereâs a part of him that wants to hide, despite having this drive to change the world.Â
and thatâs the part people see. someone whoâs quiet. calm, yes. doesnât mind being alone, can handle themselves. but i think ultimately, people see tamu as someone who just thinks a lot and, at the end of the day, wants to be around people. he actually loves talking to people. he loves to hear about their day. heâs intrigued and interested in people from auradon. he wants to learn and see as much as possible. theyâll probably see him catching the bus almost everyday so he can see all the kingdoms, coming back after sundown, smiling to himself at all heâs seen.Â
so itâs like ... he tries to project the image of a young man whoâs a gamechanger. and maybe thatâs what he really is. but i think, most of the time, people see a young man who just wants to see the world.
âââââ 15. what is your character afraid of?
failing. and itâs always something different. failing the promises he made to his mother, to always be kind, and to always choose love and understanding, rather than hate and contempt ( he feels heâs failing most here ). failing the promise he made to himself, that heâd always look out for his fellow isle kids, the isle kids most of all. even if they donât get along, he feels a kinship with them -- but, of course, he has his small group of allies/friends that he feels most responsible for.Â
and i guess stemming from this fear of failure is fear of disappointing everyone, especially his mother. the night sky in auradon is clearer at night, and though he tries to tell himself that heâs over this childish belief of his mother looking up at him from the sky ... he still looks for her. he wants her to give him a sign that heâs doing okay. but he hasnât seen one yet. so heâs already living with his fear.
latespriingsâ:
     an amused grin appears on her face when her eyes glance down on the loyalty card.    â   careful now,  i hear people get  obsessed with these kinds of things.    â   she teases.  the smile wavers a bit, though, when he mentions her  powers.  she mentally debates telling him, though eventually decides against it  â  not everyone had to know about her⌠unfortunate situation with her powers.    â   you sound like youâre proposing we actually  look for this person.  what if it wasnât one of us?   â
â there are worse things to get obsessed with. world domination, destroying your arch-nemesis, poisoning princesses ... â he listed with a hum. tamuâs eyebrow twitches as he catches the slight waver, but if lina wonât say anything, he wouldnât either. â oh, no. iâm as curious as the next cat, but i wonât be digging my hands into this unless it becomes personal. if itâs not one of us, then i wish the authorities good luck. as long as we donât get hurt in the process. â