don't let my username fool you. i hate the beatles and idk how to change my username!!! this was made as a joke and im stuck with it forever!! :(
The way in season 1 I just wanted to punch him in the face... constantly, but now here I am, spending 50 diamonds in just one chapter for him 🤡.
Can someone get @house-of-mirrors to stop talking about Mr Spices being a pillow princess?Â
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@chcmpgneprcblems​ sent: 👫 Cormac/Circe send 👫 for 4(ish) headcanons about our muses || accepting !!
Cormac and Circe probably saw each other / got to know each other far more outside of school than inside. Their families ran in the same circles and thus they likely ended up at the same events outside school. Inside school, there was the violent divide between Gryffindor and Slytherin keeping them apart until the later years when they were more free and more able to mingle with the other house.
It definitely didn't surprise either of them that they were both invited to the Slug Club, and they def sat together and enjoyed watching Slughorn pick and prod everyone for useful traits/skills/connections he could exploit.
Circe's favorite thing about Cormac is that when she talks- no matter the subject- he always seems genuinely interested. Growing up she was brushed aside and her interests were shut down before she could say more than a few words, and having Cormac's interest is an addictive thing.
Cormac was a miscalculation. What started as idle manipulation/what passes as Circe flirtation was suddenly thrown into intensity due to Cormac's innate intensity. She'd thought it would be a passing amusement for Cormac, as most of her Gryffindor interactions turn out to be, but Cormac ended up genuinely falling for her and she's often not sure what to do with that.
^This leaves Circe in an awkward position of pushing him away half the time because she doesn't want to have anything serious with anyone, and letting him back in the other half because he IS a valiant choice to have on her side. If pressed, Circe herself wouldn't be able to define how she feels about Cormac or if she can see a future for them. If pressed harder, she'd default to what she knows: her future will be at the side of a boy her father picks for her. That's what she's always known and that's a hard truth to escape from in her mind.
One reason Circe refuses to consider a genuine future with Cormac is because he reminds her so much of the stories her mum used to tell about her dad. Her dad wasn't always an abusive jerkoff, he was once charming and handsome and bold and flirtatious, and it was a gradual decline into first verbal and then physical abuse. She sees a lot of the Carter-of-past-stories in Cormac and there's more personal risk in choosing Cormac and having him turn on her than there is in letting her father pick someone she knows will eventually turn on her.Â
Brian captured while performing with Jerry Lee Lewis and Friends at the Hammersmith Apollo in London, 1989.
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Eaten: *Watching the masters* Day 23 in the well, they ain’t found me yet but when they do they’re gonna be surprised.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXxuhzi9ec4&t=0s
Saw a dude walking down Maine Ave in a Burberry scarf
And I thought
MJF is Mid
