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Hello! Welcome! I go by Dee here on the interwebs, She/her pronouns!

I have been diagnosed with OCD and have threatened to bite people who make perfectionist jokes about it. You have been warned.

This blog mainly started as somewhere to post fanart, but has slowly grown to be 'general fandom rambles'. Largely whatever I'm currently obsessing over - which is currently Moon Knight (both the MCU and the Comics but mostly the 2021 run and beyond because that's what I know the most about).

Other fandom interests include: Star Wars(Mainly sequels/animated series), 9-1-1(ABC), more general MCU stuff, and Spiderverse.

If you reply to a post of mine and I don't respond PLEASE don't take it personally. I promise it's almost certainly not you, I've just never been good at responding to things like that, so please know even if I don't respond I DO see it and am thankful for your input.

I have two RP Blogs, both for Moon Knight OC's! @suns-sand (Riley Koening) @theaanswers (Thea Kaplan.)

My A03, if you wanna read my crap.

This blog is sfw, however I do swear like a sailor and on occasion may discuss darker topics.

No ones sure where the dog came from. With what they do, it's probably not even actually a dog. It sort of just..showed up one day.

Much to everyone's (well, mostly everyone's, Reese and Greer not included) surprise, taking the dog (or dog like creature) under the wing of the Mission was Marc's idea in the first place.

At first, the dog just hangs out in Marc's office, or some of the disappearing and reappearing bedrooms belonging to the vamps, always willing to cuddle up with its favorite people (or creature of the night. Or even Greer and William, but that depends.)

It's actually Dr. Sterman that brings up the idea of letting the dog greet civilians/visitors to the mission, since almost always they're seeking help and distraught. "Petting a dog can lower cortisol levels." She mentions, one day when Marc mentions the animal. She goes into more detail, about how she'd wondered about the mission having some form of therapy animal while she was assisting with refugees during the Blood Hunt (side bar, I still really want to do either a fic or chatfic chapter about what that entailed because they've never really explained that in the comics and it bothers me.)

how is Yehya Badr's name supposed to be pronounced because I don't think I've heard litterally anyone say it ever.

This is definitely not related to my slowly growing collection of Moon Knight miis on my tomodatchi living the dream island.

Not at all.

Marc Spector, not that he'd ever admit it, prefers creamer but still dumps a half ton of sugar into it, and has them put some kind of chocolate in it. In a ridiculous amount.

Jake Lockley has the most 'Typical' coffee order, somewhere right in the middle of dark and light, and not too sweet but not too bitter. He does absolutely go to Dunkin and get an iced coffee with a donut stuck on it though he feels like he'd do that tbh.

I mean I'm not mad.

One of them knows I should probably get this short-ish oneshot thing I've been talking about to a point where I can at least get it posted and get the motivation to continue.

The other really

Really.

Jake, Reese, and Sometimes Soldier have Monthly movie nights, that's how she watched it the first time. Jake and her were both in mutual agreement that a certain someone would get a kick out of it.

Within a week, despite Marc's continuing to deny ever enjoying it, the soundtrack is regularly played in the Mission during times when there's a lull. Sometimes even Dr. Badr bobs his head, though he'd deny it.

Greer is just happy to finally have people to share her suffering with - Because William has watched it five times in the last week and the soundtrack is now permanently embedded into her brain.

8-Ball just thinks the entire thing is absolutely hilarious.

In the end, Someone buys a plushie of the bird from the movie and puts it on one of the statues of Khonshu. No one knows who did it, but also no one wants to take it down (even if Dr. Badr is a bit.. annoyed by it.)

Yeah, do we think that in the comic verse there are people out there doing stuff like that for the Midnight Mission? Because I feel like that's a thing people would do.

They just..don't really ever explain what she's (And I guess Soldier's mother too??? Who gets mentioned in one line??) really doing. Like we get that one moment of her helping Reese and Soldier and her talking to 8-Ball in #5 (I think) but beyond that she's sorta just..there..