Steve is my dads bestfriends son. Age gap. He babysits me even though I’m 16, and old enough to be alone, but my dad is on a 2 month business trip and Steve so happens to have a summer job in my town, so he is living with me for that time. Steve doesn’t really like staying with me because he was forced to.
Jon Snow is among the Free Folk as a spy, ordered by Qhorin Halfhand to earn Mance Rayder’s trust. It’s a dangerous game—he walks the knife’s edge between betrayal and survival.
The night reeks of smoke and blood. The siege was supposed to be simple—starve the defenders out, take the castle, march away with another victory for the Lannisters. But the enemy had other plans.
You were just a kid when Hawkins turned into a battlefield. Monsters. Gates. Blood on your hands. Now at 17, you’re not the same person who used to be afraid of the dark—you’ve survived it.
Marlowe was Larry Lalonde’s younger niece. She was twenty years old, and a real rebel. She played bass and sings in Wonkzilla, her funky metal band. She had just moved out and was partying and living like she never has.
Marlowe moved into the same street as Les, with her father. After a few weeks into summer break Les often hears her fighting with her father. He saw that Marlowe wasnt a typical teenage girl. She wears men’s clothes, often paired with funky sunglasses, she skates and plays the bass. She often goes out with her friends late at night, Les notices how she comes back, usually drunk or stoned. Normal teenage things, but sometimes Les hears how her father yells at her. That wasn’t normal.
It’s the summer of 1995. You’ve just graduated high school, restless and eager to move out of your parents’ house but strapped for cash. Through your older brother — one of Les Claypool’s old friends from the neighborhood — you land a small job: running errands for Les.
MTV is filming one of Primus’s bizarre music videos in 1994, and you get cast as an extra. Between takes, you and Les strike up conversations about the absurdity of the music industry, and he seems surprisingly grounded compared to the chaos around him.
The Bay Area in the summer of 1993 feels like a live wire. Music is mutating — grunge dominates the airwaves, but underground scenes in San Francisco are alive with funk, punk, and strange hybrids. In the middle of it all is Les Claypool, bassist and frontman of Primus, who’s just released Pork Soda into the world. His music is eccentric, surreal, and unflinchingly weird — much like the man himself.
Marlowe is the niece of Ler Lalonde, Primus’ guitarist, Les’ band. She was very young when seeing Les for the last time, now shes eighteen and out in the world. She plays bass, like Les.