Pai e filho morrem após um atirar contra o outro

Discussão familiar termina em fatalidade na zona rural de Querência, Mato Grosso Cena chocante em Querência Na noite da última quarta-feira (7), uma tragédia familiar chocou a comunidade de Querência, a 912 km de Cuiabá, Mato Grosso. Pai e filho, identificados como Reomar Pozena, de 47 anos, e Mateus Pozena, de 25 anos, respectivamente, perderam a vida após atirarem um contra o…

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i have been unmedicated for the entirety of spring break and thus have had little interest in writing this down, but i have been thinking about this for the entire week (as well as a dpdc clone danny au that resulted in it becoming its entirely separate batman au that includes a teenage vigilante bruce wayne, an ocarina, and me entirely incapable of making a batman au without making bruce dirt poor but we're not talking about that) and so i've finally went 'fuck it' and forcibly grabbed my laptop. I will get this done in one sitting even if it kills me.

BUT. This is about neither clone^2 danny nor about who i am calling Ocarina Batman. This is about my Danyal Al Ghul Au and more SPECIFICALLY it's me thinking about his relationship with Sam and Tucker specifically.

Tucker and Sam? Adore this asshole (affectionate) with every fiber of their being. And it is very much a reciprocated feeling, but Danny's thoughts will not be delved into much other than he would kill for them.

Tucker? The only person currently capable of getting a deep, loud, belly laugh out of Danny. Sam can get him to smile and to laugh, but it's the kind that's a chuckle-under-the-breath. The quiet, looks-down-while-huffing laughter. Snorts once with laughter and then grins stupidly.

But Tucker? Tucker can crack a slew of stupid jokes and Danny will be incapacitated for the next five minutes because he's laughing so hard that he can't breath. He lands one well-timed pun or quip and Danny will be close to tears. His laughter is their favorite sound in the whole world.

Sam is lowkey jealous of this ability, and she's gotten a belly laugh out of Danny a few times. But alas, it is Tucker who wields this power and has gotten it the most times out of the two of them.

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They're also both physically affectionate with Danny as much as possible. It started roughly around when they were 12-ish, a year since they befriended Danny, and they noticed that he sought after touch but never seemed to initiate (and was in some ways repulsed by it). They started slowly being more touchy with him. Hooking a finger around his to lead him somewhere, tapping his wrist, looping arms. Little touches, grabs, etc, to get him used to it, and once he started doing it back they started increasing it.

It's gotten to a point where he will now just. Lay on them. Like a lizard sunbathing on a rock. Leaning on their backs when they're sitting in class before the bell rings, his chin on their heads. He'll talk about anything with his arms looped around their shoulders.

If they're sitting on a couch at either of their houses, he'll lay his legs on theirs. Him and Tucker will press their feet against the other's and try and push against them (newsflash: Danny always wins, Tucker claims its the ghost strength but Danny's been winning since before his accident)

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Naturally, both Sam and Tucker know where Danny keeps his weapons on his person, and are allowed to grab them off of him if they need it. His only requirement is that they don't lose his weapons if they take it and forget to return it immediately.

They both understand how big of a thing this is from Danny, and so they do their best to treat his weapons with a lot of respect and care because they know its his way of saying he trusts them.

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Sam and Tucker are so fond of Danny it's insane. Like fr. That's their goddamn best friend, and they are so protective of him. Emotionally, physically, you name it. They will tear the head off a grown man if they need to, Danny's had scars since he arrived in Amity Park and Sam and Tucker both are going to find the person who put them there and make them pay for it.

One time, Tucker overheard a bunch of upperclass girls speaking nastily about Danny and about the rumors surrounding him, calling him names like 'freak', 'monster', etc. Danny was with him and heard it, and seemingly appeared unbothered by it, even telling Tucker that he was used to such rumors.

Tucker was so furious that hacked into the school system later that night and tanked those girls grades. They were kicked out of their clubs and had to go to mandatory tutoring for the rest of the year. He made sure to leave some way of letting them know it was him who did it.

And Sam doesn't like using her money for things, doesn't like abusing that wealth. So instead, whenever her parents talk bad about Danny, she causes a media incident that has her parents scrambling to deal with. She does something wild, outrageous by her parents' standards.

She heard some boys on the basketball team making fun of Danny once, similar to those girls had. She kicks up a fuss about something eco-unfriendly at school and forcibly holds a protest on the same day of the big home basketball game, forcing them to cancel the event and reschedule to a visiting school.

She anonymously donates money so that there's new uniforms for the team but oops! Looks like she "forgot" to donate enough money for them to get uniforms for all the team members, and strangely enough those boys in particular didn't get them! Looks like they'll have to wait until more money gets donated for the basketball team to get their new, nice uniforms. The old ones look so ratty in comparison, right?

And since the football team gets most of the sport money, that might just take awhile. And if (and when) they kick up a fuss? oops! Off the basketball team you go, :) such unsportsman-like behavior is unfit for the team.

(The only good thing about how corrupt the school system is is that she can use it to her advantage too.)

The both of them know that Danny suspects them for the sudden misfortune falling on these people, but he doesn't call them out on it. He's kinder than he used to be, but not kind enough to vouch for people who speak badly of him. Sometimes, he might just congratulate them on not getting caught.

Because Danny is their wonderful, hurt friend with a "slightly" Blue and Orange Moral code, and enough scars that people have been calling him a criminal (and worse) since he arrived in Amity Park when he was ten. And they'll be damned if he gets hurt anymore.

greg house regularly attends college classes on feminist theory, critical race theory, and queer theory in order to hatecrime better

Aizawa: I don't get it Problem Child. Everywhere you go you run into and/or fight villains...but your house hasn't been attacked ONCE?

Izuku: Nope! And if you don't believe me you can just ask my dad about it. He's there all the time.

On that day, Aizawa had a very bad feeling but in order to preserve what was left of his sanity, he decided not to investigate.

Fairytale au where Wilbur and Tommy always had no one but each other. The two young brothers fend for themselves as much they can, but it’s hard. One winter day they get desperate and try scavenging in the woods far past where humans are supposed to go. They find a cozy cottage, and tentatively investigate to find the owner is gone. The boys break in and devour as much as they can because they haven’t had a good meal (or sometimes any meal at all) in so long.

They scarcely notice the crow watching in the window sill, but it notices them. Philza is a very powerful witch, and naturally knew the moment they broke in. But he also has business at the moment, and so only gets back by nightfall. He finds the boys hidden in a cupboard sleeping nearly fused into one another. They didn’t want to get found, of course, but it was so cold outside.

Tommy and Wilbur wake up tucked in a bed. Naturally they flee, terrified of the wrath of a witch. The brothers count themselves lucky for surviving the encounter.

They find the cottage nearly every time they enter the woods now. But the brothers are cautious, a survival instinct beaten deep into their marrow. They avoid the cottage avidly, worried what awaits them.

But then Tommy hasn’t eaten in days, and Wilbur hasn’t eaten even longer than that. And Tommy keeps crying at night and Wilbur would do anything for him. So they enter the cottage. It is empty, or so they think, and so the pair raid the pantries once more.

But they freeze when they realize there’s a witch perched in the rafters, watching them the whole time. Like he’s ready to swoop at a moments notice and twist their necks with his sharp crow’s feet. They run.

But they don’t the next time. Wilbur keeps a wary watch on Philza the whole time as he urges Tommy to keep grabbing food. Wilbur almost expects the door to be locked when they try to leave, but it isn’t. The shadows that cling to the ceiling like fog don’t quite hide the witch’s smile. It sends cold down the both of their backs.

The boys grow a little bolder each time, still cautious, still wary, but assured to some degree the witch only ever watches. They never take anything but food, since all the stories say that’s a death sentence. Still, Wilbur is half way convinced their souls have been stolen already and they just haven’t noticed yet. But it matters little when his brother is starving. The winter is unrelenting in its cruelty, and each time hunger claws at their insides they’re a little quicker to turn to the cottage for warmth and full bellies.

And then one day the cupboard is barren. The witch’s crow lines crinkle as he stares at them. But the house smells of glorious cooking and Tommy scampers off. Wilbur follows, though keeps his eye on the witch the whole time.

They find a table set with three plates. They’re still warm and piled with mouth watering food. The boys have only ever really cooked something if it was dangerous to eat else wise, and it turned out charred more often than not.

The boys dig in, but freeze as the witch appears at the threshold. Philza drinks in the scene, then walks in, claws scraping across the floorboards. There’s no comment as he takes a seat at the side, Tommy having claimed the head of the table. The witch simply begins to dine, and then Tommy, finally Wilbur.

“So. You’re fattening us up to eat us?” Wilbur challenges.

“The pair of you are rather scrawny for that,” Philza says lightly. “Malnutrition tends to do that. I’d be waiting years if that were the case.”

“Then you’re trying to steal our souls!”

“I make no promises either way.” It was almost more soothing than if he’d outright denied it, because then Wilbur would’ve known for sure he was lying. Like this? …well, Wilbur still isn't sure, but his caution feels vindicated.

Caution that still fades over time. They begin to eat more meals than not with the witch. And when blizzards come and they have no other bed to turn to, the brothers find themselves welcomed to the softest pillows and blankets they’d ever known. They keep watch, of course. They always did, instinct ingrained. And then they spend more nights with Philza than without, and nothing ever goes wrong, and they both get so much more sleep if they don't bother with watch…

Gradually, they begin to never leave the cottage at all. There is no food or warmth to be found outside in the terrible blizzards. It just makes sense to stay. And Philza is so lovely to talk to. Wilbur no longer checks over their backs. The scrape of his talons on the floor bring not a shudder but a grin. And anyway the claws are always so gentle when they ruffle through their hair. On the coldest nights the witch’s feathers are so wonderfully soft and warm, so why shouldn’t the boys tuck under wing?

It’s when spring comes that Wilbur realizes something is wrong, so horribly, gut-wrenching wrong. Because there is no excuse to stay anymore, and yet the brothers do.

Wilbur prods the distrust in his gut, the wariness that’s served him his whole life. All he feels for Philza is warm fondness, and that— that is a feeling reserved for Tommy and no other. No, Wilbur knows for sure that whatever the witch has done to them is powerful magic indeed. A thrall inescapable, sly and slow like a poison seeping in until it's too late to cure. No curse is more inescapable and deceptive than mind control. The witch stole their hearts alright, just not in a way Wilbur had known to guard against.

Wilbur will cut out the part of him that feels that way if that’s what it takes. It’s only ever been Wilbur and Tommy, or Tommy and Wilbur. And no one, not even some all-powerful witch, will take that from him.

So quietly, carefully, Wilbur hardens his heart and prepares their escape.

(End part 1)

Transcript:

Murph: Callie you see, uh, Foster plops on your chest [Emily: Awwww] and, uh, puts his little beak under your chin. Emily: [gasps] I feel… really bad, I think I like, mmm. Where are duck's ears? Murph: … Cal-- Caldwell? Caldwell: Um, I mean I think they got little holes? Murph: Don't they just have little holes? They just got little holes. Caldwell: Yeah, if-- if you look under those feathers. Emily: Okay, I think Callie doesn't know that, so she just speaks directly into his mouth. [Caldwell laughs. Murph quacks.] Emily: Assuming it'll reach his brain. I think she strokes him a little bit, because usually he sleeps in like, his little bed. [Murph: mhm] But now we're having like, chest-to-chest contact, and I'm like-- feeling this. And I think I just sort of like-- pet him. Show him a little bit of affection, and I just sort of say-- [I Just Want to Know You're Taken Care Of plays softly in the background] Callie (Emily): Foster, I'm… I'm-- I'm sorry. Murph: You see, looks at you quizzically. Callie: I've-- I've been really guarded, I know, and you've shown me nothing but kindness, and I think just… understand that like, I'm capable of really big love. And that gets complicated when other people can't meet you at that intensity. So I think I'm a bit protective of myself, and can be somewhat stingy with my love, and I'm sorry for doing that to you. And I'm gonna try to be a bit better about that. Emily: And then I, um, I hug him, and I give him a little kiss. [Caldwell 'aw's, then laughs.] Murph: As you give Foster a little kiss, as you sort of accept him and acknowledge him-- he meets your gaze, and you see his eyes begin to turn red again. [Emily makes a shocked noise] Murph: Go ahead and give me a wisdom saving throw, or you can just let this happen. It's up to you. Emily: Oh, I lit-- I literally am just like, I'm trying to be braver in the face of intimacy, so I think I just [sighs] remember when I was young and I loved for the sake of love and I just love him. And I let it happen.

Really???

The burden of being ressurected 60% more goth and 20% more awful.

crime doods doing activities

Reunion

sena 🤝 yujiro

older siblings (who see themselves as unreliable) who look out for and love their (relatively aloof) younger siblings unconditionally

when i was a young boy my father took me into the city where i saw a peasant viciously driving an old mare that could barely pull the heavy wagon full of people it was hitched to, and as the horse struggled more and more people joined in on the ghoulish fun, beating the horse not just with whips but with crowbars and iron pipes until at last it gave up its pathetic struggles and fell to the ground, a pulped corpse, and i was overcome with compassion for the dead mare, and threw my small arms around her and kissed her bloody hair, and all the while the peasant was shouting that the mare was his and he could do what he liked with it

im sorry to say, that by ignoring the plague of apollo, you have doomed the danaans to further misery. Farewell my bitch

Critical Role didn’t have to give us Sprinkle voiced by Travis, Laura in actual Babymode, two home-run guests and Matt as a crab, but they did that for Us.

Since rewatching dsaf ive come to realize how many similarity’s it has with fable smp especially davesport and wetbirds (i can elabroate and maybe i will)

STATISTICAL “WHICH CHARACTER” PERSONALITY QUIZ

tagged : @malinaa (thanks lys ily 🫶) tagging : @rosesau | @brimay | @lvnchs | @permanentreverie | @tolerateit | @greenribon | @hellshee | @ronandreams | @henwilsons | @newtmsa and whoever wants to do this rules : take this test and present who you got as the characters most similar 2 u

Marianne Sheridan (Normal People): 85%

Eve Polastri (Killing Eve): 81%

Josh Lyman (The West Wing): 80%

Elizabeth Bennet (Pride and Prejudice): 80%

Meredith Grey (Grey's Anatomy): 80%

Paula Proctor (Crazy Ex-Girlfriend): 80%

Beth Harmon (The Queen's Gambit): 80%

Hazel Grace Lancaster (The Fault in Our Stars): 80%

Tyrion Lannister (Game of Thrones): 79%

C. J. Cregg (The West Wing): 79%

Just thinking about people who get so worked up over Essek and are so angry he was never ~punished~ by the narrative (and, honestly, people who also obsessively defend him in terms of "deserved") would never be able to handle FMA and the fact that Roy, Scar, Riza, Marcoh, Knox, Maj. Armstrong, etc. are all non-villainous characters and get happy endings.

Honestly, some of those people probably did read / watch FMA, given the overlap coming from Roy being a bedrock of Travis's career, and I'm like how.