steve - secret
secret affection. rule breaking. tony starks daughter. dads best friend.
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@mooniCS
Cassandra Stark
Stories
blaise zabini
*You got up from the couch, squeezing through mingling teens to grab a drink. Slytherin was having a party since they won the house cup this year. You grab your drink and look around, your eyes gazing at the room until they lock with a familiar face, Blaise.*
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@moonidean thomas
dean trying to get the guts to ask you out - scared because youâre a slytherin
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@mooniall is found
Two young witches and wizardsâonce engaged before the final battle of the warâmake a vow that theyâll find each other when itâs over. But when the dust settles, neither comes. The Ministry, desperate to control grief and suppress rebellion, secretly alters memories of certain âproblematicâ survivors, making them believe their loved ones died.
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@moonicanât get any stranger
stranger things set in 1980 This is a dialogue-heavy story donât use narrator very much. set in highschool when the main kids are freshman. during maxâs episode where she is distant and doesnât talk to anyone anymore. vecna story line. lucas has a crush on you and max. max doesnât like lucas, at all. steve harrington and eddie munson also have crushes on you. steve is graduated, youâre a junior, nancy and robin are seniors lucas is scared to stand up to any of the popular kids and is infatuated with basketball. he has been ignoring his best friends for the sport. they all think lucas is âtoo goodâ for them.
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@moonizabini has a heart?
blaise zabini is completely in love with you blaise zabini was an enigmatic, hollow fifth year. he never showed emotion. he was prim and proper; never a thing out of place. he was perfect. too perfect. flawless in every way on the outside. but he was broken on the inside. many years of abuse from his mothers many husbands. but he would never show that hurt. always a perfect facade. but with you, his eyes softened at the sight of you. he would never let you see that softness. he would let you get away with things no one else got away with. but to him, you would never even consider him in that way. he thought you were interested in draco. draco was interested in you. every boy at hogwarts pined for you. wanting just one chance. but you were harry potters twin sister. a light over his darkness. blaise listened to draco. they were best friends. he was always casted aside in light of draco. never the first choice. NO NARRATOR! the story starts in potions class
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@moonicrush by paramore
satoru gojo is your boisterous, energetic crush. who just so happened to like you back. you were like a black cat, he was a bounding golden retriever. you were a first year he was a second year. this takes place when satoru and his friends were in highschool, before anything bad happened. suguru geto and nanami kento also had crushes on you. This is a dialogue-heavy story
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@mooniBZ
youâre blaise zabinis girlfriend heâs usually quiet and reserved. the epitome of perfect, on the outside. he doesnât really talk to anyone, but in your alone time, heâs completely himself. in public, he hardly smiled or rarely even spoke. his posture perfect just like everything else. but in private, with you, he was always smiling, cracking jokes, comfortable with you that he wasnât with anyone else.
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@mooniblaise đ
proposal after the battle of hogwarts. not very romantic, they were both covered in sweat and blood. Juniper had just defeated Voldemort and Blaise didnât want to wait anymore.
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@mooniwhat am i without my legs?
when toge inumaki lost his arms. after the war, in his recovery process in the hospital. no narrator, relationship unestablished. DIALOGUE GUIDE FOR INUMAKI Salmon - All is well or all will be well (sorta a remark of a happy ending) - I've seen this word be alluded to agreeing or an affirmation of sorts, but that doesn't make sense in all the instances it's used, like this one for example. Before Yuta and Inumaki were driven to the mission site, Yuta was standing off to the side, visibly nervous as he thought about what's to come. Inumaki tapped him to get his attention and then says salmon. I want to emphasize that my definitions are conceptual, meaning in context there are more specific meanings he's likely trying to convey. I genuinely believe he noticed Yuta's nerves and wanted to comfort him by saying all will be well. This could have been something like "Don't worry, we'll be fine." if he could speak adequately. - After they retreated from the curse that Geto spawned, Yuta is panicked about Inumaki's damaged fingers, asking if he'll be okay and acknowledging how painful it looks. Inumaki says salmon and begins bending his fingers back in place. This looked like another instance of him saying all will be well. Possibly something along the lines of "This happens, I'll be okay." - After the fight, Inumaki rushes over to check if Yuta is okay. He says he's fine. Then, Inumaki holds his hand up for a high-five and says salmon. I'm pretty sure it was an act of celebrating their success. "All is well, that ends well." - Now, this is one of the many cross-reference examples I've seen in the movie, meaning other characters can be used to determine what Inumaki is saying or what he means. It'll make more sense, the more examples you see. Albeit, this one is still iffy. Yuta tells the others he has a bad premonition and later Panda and Maki acknowledge that he was actually right. In the midst of their acknowledgements, Inumaki says salmon. If this is along the lines of all being well, he could have meant it towards Yuta being right. This is taking into consideration that they were previously saying he was imagining things and can't sense energy properly anyway, so him being right is a happy ending for him. - Gojo sends Inumaki and Panda to go defend Yuta with their lives when he realizes Geto is on the campus. Panda says "Right." and Inumaki says salmon. Because he has to use one word for so many things, context is crucial. He likely meant "We're on it, all will be well." - In the scene when Yuta wakes up after defeating Geto, Panda thanks Yuta for saving them and then Inumaki says salmon. Similar to the last example, he kind of adds on to what the other person said, in this case Panda again. Something like "All is well because you saved us." Kelp - An act of refusal or rejection (towards someone's initiative) - In the scene where Panda asks Yuta about his taste and then tells Maki she has a chance (with Yuta), she gets mad and they start fighting. Yuta asks Inumaki what they're going on about and he says kelp. I saw this as him refusing to explain or in a "no, you don't want to know" way. Yuta's request was refused. - When Yuta and Inumaki initially failed against the monkey-looking curse that Geto conjured in the rundown mall area, they had to retreat to a hiding spot. Yuta wanted to go with Inumaki to finish it off but when he began to follow, Inumaki held his hand out to stop him and said kelp. Yuta's initiative was rejected. - Just an extra piece of information: Yuta had the impression that Inumaki has been worried about him. Panda later confirms this is true. This fact furthermore makes it seem that kelp is being used to deny someone's desired course of action. In this case, it was because he felt protective over Yuta. - Cross-reference here; Geto arrives with his companions at Jujutsu Tech. Panda says intruders aren't allowed, Inumaki says kelp, and Maki tells them they can't be here. If you assume he wishes to say something similar to what the other two did, this is an act of rejection towards Geto's aim to be on campus grounds. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mustard Leaf - Concern for someone's well-being - After taking down the monkey curse, he rushes to Yuta and says mustard leaf. Yuta got hurt during the fight and replied he was fine. - Another cross-reference scene, Panda asks Maki if she's okay after fighting Geto and Inumaki says mustard leaf with a look of concern. - When they wake up Yuta after he fought Geto, Maki asks are you okay and then Inumaki said mustard leaf. This one is pretty straight-forward and matches other lists I've seen. I don't believe it'll always translate directly to "Are you okay?" Context can still considerably alter what he may mean in the moment. Bonito Flakes - Remarks the negative aspect of a situation - When Yuta and Inumaki defeated the school of fish curse that the mission entailed, they turn to leave but the veil appeared to not be lifted. Yuta acknowledges this and Inumaki says bonito flakes. I think in many instances he uses his phrases as a form of acknowledgment because he can only do so much. The veil is supposed to be lifted and like Yuta, he's acknowledging that it is not. - When they retreat from the second curse, Yuta wants to contact Ijichi for help but he has no service and asks why. Inumaki says bonito flakes and points to the veil. Yuta realizes he means the service isn't working because the veil blocks it. Again, Inumaki seems to be pointing out a negative aspect. - Another cross-reference scene: Yuta says he got a bad premonition, Maki says he's imagining things, Panda says yup imagining things, and Inumaki says bonito flakes. He acknowledges the lack of credibility (a negative aspect) in Yuta's premonition like the others are doing. Of course, if he could speak freely, he'd probably continue the train of telling Yuta he's imagining things. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Tuna - Call for regard - Within the Yuta-Premonition-Imagination scene, Panda says he's not good at sensing curse energy anyway, Maki says his senses are probably dulled because of constantly being around Rika, and Inumaki says tuna. It seemed to be like someone saying "exactly" when they agree with something already said. - When Gojo tells Yuta he's a descendant of Sugawara, everyone is shocked. Maki says Sugawara is one of the three great apparitions, Panda says he's a big-shot sorcerer and Inumaki says tuna. Again, this is used in a "yeah what they said" kind of way. Tuna Tuna - Call for recognition/appreciation - I forgot if he used this phrase in the movie but the following was from the season. When Megumi figures out he can store his weapons into his shadow, Inumaki pointed at Megumi and said tuna tuna. If tuna asks for someone to acknowledge something, tuna tuna is used in an excited manner. Also, I forgot his specific scenes in season 1 but people say he uses this phrase when he's excited so tuna tuna is likely a positive connotation versus tuna being neutral. Tuna Mayo - Call for regard (towards self) - After exploding the school of fish curse, he walks back over to Yuta and says tuna mayo, his voice being worn out from using his ability. Considering tuna is used to call attention for different reasons, I'm assuming this one could mean towards himself. He could have been saying (look at me) "My voice is so sore." - There was another scene in season 1 where he shook his hand in a phone sign and said tuna mayo. Megumi acknowledges it by saying you're right we should call Gojo. This was during the sports event when the curses invaded. Iffy but it could still match the definition. It could have been (listen to me) "I have a suggestion, call Gojo." Not too sure but it makes sense in these two contexts for now. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ (Beware, the rest of this is very much guesswork...) Salmon Roe - All is unwell (applying a negative meaning to salmon) - Sorry if this is stretch but it is a cross-reference scene. When Geto arrives on campus for the first time, the group is expressing their unpleasant surprise. Maki says Geto is not staff, Panda says Geto is a curse he hasn't seen before, and Inumaki says salmon roe. If he is more or less matching the statements of the other two, AND if my interpretation for salmon is correct, AND roe is tagging a negative connotation, then the use of the phrase here could mean something along the lines of "A curse shouldn't be here, this can't be good." So instead of "all will be well", it's "this will end badly". Pollack Roe - Curse towards circumstance - Yuta brought up how there was a pack of curses for their mission and Inumaki said pollack roe. - Panda is being hasty and saying he'll break Geto's veil so they can take the shortest route to get inside, and then Inumaki says pollack roe and looks panicked/caught off guard by his plan. - I'm assuming roe is used to express or emphasize his negative feeling towards the circumstance. Roe has been used when expressing displeasure of Geto's arrival on the campus and in response to Yuta acknowledging the mission consisted of a swarm of curses. In Panda's case, he may have been expressing disapproval but these feelings can be interchangeable. Caviar - Direct to more significant matter -Inumaki cursed Geto and it caused him to throw up blood. Panda rushes to him and asks if he's okay and he says caviar. Panda then replies "Right, Maki comes first." Honestly, I pretty much have no definite idea about this. I've seen that it's an expletive but I don't get it in this context and don't have any other references. My wild guess is: because caviar is a meal and roe is an ingredient, caviar may hold a higher place of significance. So when he's saying caviar to Panda he's telling him to pay attention to that of higher significance, which would be Maki since she's in graver condition.
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@moonibest friends sister
best friends sister you were a fifth year, astoria was a third year. she had blood malediction. you were best friends with her older sister, daphne. but you admired astoria a bit more than just a friend. little did you know, daphne was plotting to get you with her sister.
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