UGH SHES SO TINY (Jackâs totally not like 6 feet tall)
meeee
someone on twitter said something along the lines of âshauna would be okay with being queer if she wasnât in love with jackie and jackie would be okay with being in love with shauna if that didnât make her queerâ and if this isnât the epitome of their relationship then idk what is
HEAVY on Tamber and Jackieshauna
that ship is toxic to YOU. to me it's a complex, multi-layered, essay-worthy dynamic that'd take numerous hours to dissect (during which i'll spend crying screaming tearing my hair out)
rip jackie taylor, you would've loved the barbie movie
"you are such a cliché"
"but they'll never know how tragic and boring and insecure you really are"
"is it just to take me off? or is it because you're just really insecure"
jackieshauna yellowjackets // jenniferneedy jennifer's body
This scene has always been wild to me. The way that Wednesday looks back at Enid not once but TWICE (the first time being a quick check that Enidâs alright and the second being a protective double-check when she hears Enid panicking) is wild to me.
actual footage of our little tumblr community of queer neurodivergent tara carpenter enjoyers
MANHATER LESBIANS CLUB
Some insane, narratively-significant details in the first episode of Yellowjackets, from the set designers, costume designers and directors:
- The journal separating Shauna and Jackie:
- Taissaâs wallpaper being a forest, linked to her trauma due to the wolf attack and to her sleepwalking:
- Jackie and Shaunaâs jackets and necklaces having very few differences, hinting at how deeply intertwined their lives/identities are:
- Natalie in front of fireplaces, as fire will destroy the cabin right after her coronation and sheâll have the front seat to the fires during the⊠dinners:
- Natalie already singled out from the team due to very different shoes:
- Natalieâs bullet necklace, as both her past and future are linked to firearms:
- The Shauna antlers, right after putting on the necklace of doom, just as sheâs (already) entering an altered state of mind:
- Benâs right leg being already cut off:
- The colors of their tamagotchis, which are Jackieâs color panel for college:
- The enormous amount of Jackie symbolism:
âą Poppies surrounding a picture of Jackie and Shauna in Jackieâs room, as the wallpaper of Shaunaâs teen room though she was trying to cover it, on Shauna and Jeffâs wedding cake
âą The pattern of Jackieâs dress as a painting in Shaunaâs house (on the far right):
âą Shauna going from wearing a heart necklace without a gold chain before the plane, to a heart necklace with a gold chain, to a gold chain without a heart:
Enid: Iâm bored. Letâs do something fun.
Wednesday: What do you have in mind?
Enid: Letâs play some childhood games. Get that old school joy.
Wednesday: Alright. Tag, youâre it. *stabs Yoko*
Enid: Wednesday! Oh my god!!
Yoko: *casually pulls the knife out* Could you not do that right now? Iâm trying to read.
Wednesday: Did that bring you joy, Enid?
Enid: I donât- *faints*
Wednesday: Iâm going to take that as a no.
Yoko: For what itâs worth, I thought it was hilarious.
Wednesday: *yawns*
Enid: Yeah, being that pretty must be tiring
Wednesday: Then you must be exhausted
Bianca: Will you two shut up? Some of us are single
Wednesday: This documentary is irritating. If youâre going to dissolve the flesh off of the skeleton to get rid of evidence, you have to pull the teeth out and destroy them too. Everyone knows this.
Yoko: Every time you talk itâs giving-
Bianca: Psychopath.
Ajax: Serial killer.
Xavier: Mafia boss.
Enid: Daddy.
Everyone: *staring at Enid*
Enid: I meant to say âdelusionalââŠ
Wednesday: If youâre going to say things like that in public, the least you could do is commit to it, you coward.
SOBBING.
Could you write a fic where Sam and Tara seem finally happy, theyâve just finished up their meal at a pizza place that is just a lil bit too cheap to not raise an eyebrow and are now walking home to their apartment before they get bombarded by conspiracy theorists. They go to hassle Sam aggressively shoving her and interrogating her before Tara charges at the theorist, knocking them over and pummelling their face with punches. This protection doesnât come free,though as the theorists grab Tara and beat her up while same is unable to help. Samâs guilt would drive her crazy after this
âLoomisâ-
ââââââââââââââââ-
âYou know, for someplace that only had two stars on Yelp, that hit!â
Sam threw her head back and laughed, pulling her sister in for a side hug. The pair had just finished eating at Guidoâs Pizzeria, a family restaurant down the block from their new place. Tara had begged to try it, even though the Yelp reviews were dismal. So they did.
Kissing the side of Tara's head, Sam sighed. âYou know, it wasnât half-bad. The tomato sauce was a little sweet for my taste, but Iâd try it again,â.
Tara hummed. âThe garlic bread was good. I love garlic bread,â.
âI know you do, my love. I know you do,â.
Sam was so busy fussing with Tara's jacket that she didnât notice the crowd of men approaching them.
That was her first mistake.
âOh boys, look what we have here. The killer of Woodsboro!â crowed the ringleader, a shit-eating grin on his face.
Sam moved Tara behind her, eyeing the men forming a circle around her. The two sisters both had tasers and knives on them, but six full-grown men were surrounding them. They would have to be smart about this.
âI think youâve heard wrong. Iâm no such thing,â she carefully said, watching as one of the men started cracking his knuckles.
The ringleader laughed again, a cold, calculated laugh. Tara gripped her wrist harder, her hands shaking. Sam stood straighter, one hand in her coat pocket, grasping the knife hiding there.
He quickly got up in Samâs face, grinning wider at how both sisters flinched. âNo, I think Iâm right. Youâre the bitch who murdered all those people. And enjoyed it. Youâre bold to walk around this city, Sam, the murderer,â.
She bristled, eyes darkening. âIâm not my father. But if you ask nicely, Iâm sure I can do a good impersonation of his work. Now back up before I make you,â she growled.
Grinning, he got nose-to-nose with Sam. âIâd like to see you try, Loomis,.â
Her second mistake was not punching him first.
Instead, chaos erupted. Within a blink of an eye, Tara jumped on the guy, screaming that she was not like her father, and pummeled him with a barrage of punches. The other guys, along with Sam, were frozen in shock, watching the man get beat up by a five-foot girl.
Her third mistake was not reacting first.
As she reached down to pull Tara off the guy, the other boys regained their confidence quicker. Two guys yanked Sam up, forcing her to her knees, her arms behind her back. The other three easily plucked Tara off their ringleader, holding her up in the air by her armpits.
The ringleader got up, wiping blood off his nose. He pointed at Sam, and she smiled at the damage Tara had done, despite the fear running through her.
âIâm surprised you let your sister hit first. Maybe youâre not your father's daughter,â.
Tara squirmed in their grip, trying to get free. The ringleader smiled a cold, bone-chilling smile. Before he spoke, Sam connected the dots on what would go down.
âBut somebody has to pay for the deaths in Woodsboro. And your sister will be our penance,â.
With that, he advanced on Tara, despite Samâs pleas and Tara's squirming. Reaching into Tara's jacket pocket, he pulled out the pocketknife.
He waved the knife in Tara's face, smirking at her eyes widened with fear. âAw. You were gonna use this on me, werenât you? I wish you did. It wouldâve made what would happen next more fun,â.
And with that, he punched Tara in the gut, and Sam let out a scream she never knew she could make.
She doesnât remember much after that. For every two punches they threw at Tara, one was thrown at Sam. Eventually, she lost track, and Tara stopped crying out.
They gave up after a while, throwing down Sam and letting Tara's limp body hit the ground.
Fighting the urge to black out, Sam reached out for her baby sister. Tara was covered in blood, bruising blossoming over her closed eyes. She wasnât moving, yet Sam could tell she was still faintly breathing.
The whole image of her sister tore Sam apart. It was yet again another bloodbath she couldâve stopped.
But what made Samâs breath catch in her throat were the words that were scratched onto her sisterâs arm.
Sam Loomis
â-
Sam doesnât remember getting to the hospital. It was all so sudden.
Flashing lights, questions, and people strapping her down into a gurney.
âI need to see my sister. I need to be by her,â she gasped, wincing as the paramedic stuck a needle in her arm.
The paramedic gently pushed her down again, silencing her. âSheâs in the other vehicle. I need you to lay down, Ms. Loomis,â.
She jerked back up, crying out at the pain in her ribs. âItâs not fucking Loomis. Iâm Sam, Sam Carpenter!â she spat out.
âOkay, Iâm sorry, Ms. Carpenter. My mistake. It was just written on your sisterâs arm, thatâs all,â.
Laying back, Sam felt woozy. The medication was hitting. Was that a sedative? She hasnât been sedated in so long. Where was Tara? She should be here.
âLoomis,â she mumbled, drifting off into a drugged sleep for the rest of the ride.
ââ
âListen, if you donât let me see my fucking sister right now, Iâll add more bodies to my list. I swear to god!â
The nurse pushed Sam back down into the bed. âI told you, Iâm not afraid to restrain you. Your sister is in the ICU recovering from surgery. No guests right now. Now sit!â she said crossly.
Sam threw her hands back in exasperation. âIâm already stuck in this fucking bed. I want to see her, please!â
She wasnât above begging anymore. She was stuck in a hospital with her ribs wrapped in gauze and stitches above her eye- and heavily medicated. It wasnât like she was going anywhere else besides her sisterâs side.
âNo, Sam. Iâm sorry. Maybe later,â the nurse sympathetically said, closing the door softly behind her.
Groaning, Sam laid her head back against the bed. She fucked up. She fucked up tremendously. Once again, due to her lack of awareness, she had gotten the sisters into a perilous situation.
And once again, Tara was hospitalized.
It was as if Sam was incapable of being a protector. She is incapable of taking care of someone that depended on her.
Sam knew deep down that those men were right. She was a killer. She took after her father. She knew all that, and she knew it well.
But she always took pride in how much she loved Tara. How Sam could anticipate her needs, calm her fears, and make Tara feel loved. She knew she could provide that stable love and home Tara craved and deserved.
Yet again, Sam repeatedly proves to the world that sheâs a complete and total fuck-up. Unable to take care of the one person who truly matters. She was a failure in all accounts of the world.
She kept her eyes closed and breathed slowly. Deep down, she knew that if she looked into her reflection, she would see Billy.
And he would smile back at her, thanking her for following in his footsteps.
Sam Loomis.
UGH I LOVE HER
Enid Sinclair as Tumblr Posts (Part 2)
link to part one
how is tara just the littlest guy. and gets more little with every picture đ
HELP WHILE Ao3 IS DOWN SOME PEOPLE ARE POSTING FICS IN THE DOWNDETECTOR COMMENTS đđđ
IâM SCREAMING
Enid: Can we go to a haunted house this year?
Wednesday: Whatâs wrong with the one we live in?
Enid: Wait, what??
Wednesday: Goodnight.
heavenly creatures (1994) / but iâm a cheerleader (1999) / the l word (2004-2009) / yellowjackets (2021â)
if a ship doesn't make you want to kill yourself then it's not good enough
not to be dramatic or anything butâŠ
i think a hug from jenna ortega would solve all my problems <3đ«
Every time Ao3 is down we met each other here
you got a boyfriend?
The way the second ao3 is down we all flock to tumblr
Dear Reddit and Twitter refugees:
You've probably already been told to change your icon, post and reblog stuff you like, Tumblr has holidays, etc.
But in case you weren't aware before....
When AO3 (Archive of Our Own) goes down for any reason, Tumblr flips the fuck out and panics. AO3 starts trending almost immediately.
Do NOT try to calm your neighbors down! Panicking with them until AO3 goes back up is the correct course of action.
Thank you and have a day.
SOBBING.
Potential prompt: Sam gets hurt protecting Tara. Like badly hurt. What would happen?
âGo with graceâ
iâm sorry.
ââââââââââââ
âSammy. Sammy! ÂżPuedes dibujarme una flor?â
(Sammy. Sammy! Can you draw me a flower?)
Sam looked down at the little voice next to her, smiling down at her baby sister. She was working on her art project at the kitchen table, on one of the high stools. At just five years old, she was not quite big enough to reach Sam, so she used her little hands to tug on Samâs pants for attention.
Reaching down, Sam picked up Tara and situated her on her lap. Her sister curled into her embrace, sighing peacefully. Sam reached for her pack of colored pencils, pulling it closer to Tara.
âTĂș eliges los colores. Quieres un lirio o un tulipĂĄn?â she murmured, kissing Tara's hair.
(You choose the colors. Do you want a lily or tulip?)
Her sister played with the pencils, running her little hands over each one. Sam knew that Tara liked the sensation and texture of the smooth pencils, and let her sister take her time making a decision. She just held her sister, pressing her cheek into her hair. Tara always smelled like peaches. Sam was addicted.
Finally, Tara picked out a few. Blue, yellow, and purple. She handed the pencils to Sam, leaning back into her big sister, ready to watch. âQuiero un lirio, por favor,â.
(I want a lily, please)
Kissing the back of her head, Sam started to draw.
Tara watched her big sister draw, her eyes big and full of wonder. She rested her head against Samâs chest, and with one hand on Samâs drawing hand, gently tracing with her big sister. Art isnât something that came naturally to Tara. She just loved watching her big sister draw.
It took a while, and once Sam started to feel Tara sag against her, sighing sleepily, she hurried it up.
âEstĂĄ hecho nena. Mira,â she whispered, shaking Tara a little bit.
(Itâs done, baby girl. Look).
Yawning, Tara leaned forward. Sam could practically feel the excitement vibrating from her baby sister.
âQuĂ© bonito. ÂżEs para mĂ?â her sister questioned, marveling at the picture.
(Itâs pretty! Is it for me?).
Sam laughed, squeezing Tara affectionately. âSĂ, mi hermoso cielo. Todo es para ti,â she whispered.
(Yes my beautiful sky. Everything is for you).
Tara laughed in glee, her little fingers playing with the paper. A purple tulip with blue and yellow highlights, with Samâs work-in-progress official signature in the bottom right corner.
The two stayed there for a while, enjoying each other's comfort, staring at that picture together.
ââ
As Tara held her big sisterâs body against her chest, she saw the tattoo. After having her sister back in her life for a whole year, Tara had never seen that tattoo. Even with the blood staining her big sisterâs chest, Tara could still see it peeking out above Samâs collarbone.
It was the very same tulip that Sam had drawn Tara years ago. The purple flower with yellow and blue highlights. With that same wobbly signature at the bottom right corner. It was a spitting image of that same flower, but on her big sisterâs skin.
Sam gasped in her arms, her eyes drifting away. Tara sobbed, holding Sam tight with one arm, the other pressing on the wound that marred her sisterâs chest. Her sister looked shocked, blood dripping out of the corner of her mouth. She could feel her big sisterâs quick gasps and wheezing against her chest.
Desperately, Tara started talking, trying to get Sam to look at her. âÂżEl tulipĂĄn? Sam, Âżes ese el tulipĂĄn? Sam, mĂrame. MĂrame. HĂĄblame del tulipĂĄn, Sammy.â
(Is that the tulip? Sam, is that the tulip? Sam, look at me. Look at me. Tell me about the tulip, Sammy).
Sam looked up at her baby sister, her warm eyes unfocused. Despite the blood loss, Sam still looked at Tara with so much wonder and so much love. Her big sister looked so comfortable, so relaxed. It made Tara cry harder, squeezing Sam.
âEl tulipĂĄn. Te quiero, Tara. I love you so much.â her big sister whispered, the corners of her bloody mouth quivering a bit.
(The tulip. I love you, Tara. I love you so much).
Tara shook her head rapidly. âNo. No, Sammy. Look at me. Stay, Sammy, stay!â she pleaded, shaking Sam a bit.
The color blue and the smell of tulips will haunt Tara.
She will always hear echoes of an ambulance too late to save Sam, for the rest of her life. The feeling of her sisterâs blood sticking to her skin will stain her hands permanently red.
And that flower will haunt her. But she will still get it tattooed above her collarbone. And Tara will seek danger for the rest of her short life, hoping that a bullet will bring her back to her sister.
She hopes that she goes with the same grace her big sister once did, a death softened by the blow of love. Tranquility knowing that the person they love will stay with them while they pass.
Grace.
Beauty and the Beast AU Wenclair for a kofi! Reading together in the library :> Feat. Me actually kinda going for Enid's canon werewolf for once (bg is edited from the disney movie!)
*For their ten-year marriage anniversary, Wednesday spoiled Enid with a romantic evening; they're picnicking near the mansion's lake, lounging on a black and pink blanket as Wednesday kisses Enid's hand*
Wednesday: Cara mia...
Enid: So... You still desire me, after all these years? The old "ball and chain"?
Wednesday, staring reverently at her: Forever