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Reblog if you are a Rumbeller who isn’t going to participate in the ouatshippinggames

midstorm:

Even though their rules clearly stated that if 15 or more of us wanted out, we wouldn’t have to play, but they decided to say screw it.

(Someone is starting to sound like the Capitol and President Snow.)

So as an act of solidarity, get the word out that we aren’t playing!

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  • Nine: I think I was in love once.
  • Ten: Really? What was her name?
  • Nine: Her name was Rose.
  • Ten: Doctor, we all love Rose.
  • Nine: I love Rose because she's fantastic. She always knew just what to say and she made me better.
  • Ten: Oh, yes! Rose was brilliant. All soft and warm and clever and so very human.
  • Eleven: I love River!
  • Nine: ...
  • Ten: ...
  • Eleven: I love Clara!
  • Ten: Doctor, are you just looking at girls in the universe and saying that you love them?
  • Eleven: I love... fez.
  • Ten: Do you really love fez, or are you just saying that because you saw it?
  • Eleven: I - I love fez! I love fez.

Fic: Irresistible Force (11/?)

amuseoffyre:

Fic: Irresistible Force
Authors: Rufeepeach & Fyre
Rating: PG+
Summary: She held the keys to his cell in her hands. But a curse can change a lot of things, including who is bound and who is freed.
Notes: Life has been in the way a bit, but look! An Update! And it’s the Skin Deep equivalent :D



allyson-wonderlnd:

silentlydrawn:

leepaced:

if you didnt ship the queen and joe as a child you need to rethink your life choices

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#otp: you’ve been wearing black too long

it’s so true it hurts my heart





deny it all you want, I know love when I see it

edating:

if we are in a mutual follow there’s a 99.2% chance i want to talk to you but im scared i will annoy you



valerieparker:

AS THE PERSON THAT FIRST USED ‘MARCHIE’ AS MARCHIE’S NICKNAME

I DISAPROVE

THIS IS NOT OKAY ALL IS NOT RIGHT SOMETHING IS ROTTEN IN THE STATE OF DENMARK





thedarkonesgoldentardis:


Rumbelle - 1920s AU
Belle was just a member of the chorus, nothing really: she only danced in the speakeasy because she had no place else to go.
She regretted this the night they were raided, and she thought for ten unspeakable seconds that she would be caught, and thrown in jail with the rest of the trash.
She knew why: everyone did. The girls in the chorus, Mary Margaret and Ruby, even Ashley, had been gossiping about Mr Gold, the notorious gangster who sat more and more often in the darkest corner, sipping his whiskey and watching the show. Granny’d fended off Chief Swan for this long, but with Gold frequenting everyone was on edge.
The police raided, and Belle ran for her life.
Her heel broke in the crowd, when she was not ten feet from the exit and she stumbled and fell. She didn’t expect to be caught in strong arms, and hauled out of the building at a strange, swaying run. The man dragging her along was not a cop, she could tell from his spats. He was a patron.
“You need to learn to kick your shoes off in a rush,” the man said, gruffly, when the crowd had dispersed and the police passed them by. “No good getting yourself caught up in all this.”
She was breathless, frozen with just her skimpy costume and beads for warmth, her breath coming out in sharp little gusts of steam into the night air. “Thank you,” she said, helplessly, “You saved my ass.”
“Don’t mention it,” he said, in that same standoffish tone, and Belle finally glanced up. She didn’t have to look far, but she recognized him immediately: the man before her cast a shadow over the whole city, no matter how slender and slight his frame.
Mr Gold stood before her, one hand on his cane. She couldn’t say another word - everyone knew that he was dangerous, a killer, the leader of Storybrooke’s most feared gang - but he seemed not to care.
He shrugged his jacket off, negligently, and wrapped it around her trembling shoulders. “Get yourself home,” he said, “And don’t mention this to anyone, if you feel like waking up tomorrow morning.”
She gasped, and for a moment she saw the hint of a smile - almost abashed, ashamed even, strange as it seemed - fly over his lips. “That’s not a threat, Miss French,” he said, softly, “I’d not save you from Swan only to have you killed. My name tends to bring bullets, is all. I’d not have you put in danger.”
She only nodded, dumbly, and watched as, with a curiously formal bow, Gold made his way off down the alleyway, vanishing into the smoke.
Only then, as she stumbled in her broken heel toward the streetlights and cabs waiting, did she realise that she’d never told him her name.

SQUEAKITY-SQUEAK-SQUEAKIN!!! I NEED THIS!

:D GLAD YOU LIKE IT!

thedarkonesgoldentardis:

Rumbelle - 1920s AU

Belle was just a member of the chorus, nothing really: she only danced in the speakeasy because she had no place else to go.

She regretted this the night they were raided, and she thought for ten unspeakable seconds that she would be caught, and thrown in jail with the rest of the trash.

She knew why: everyone did. The girls in the chorus, Mary Margaret and Ruby, even Ashley, had been gossiping about Mr Gold, the notorious gangster who sat more and more often in the darkest corner, sipping his whiskey and watching the show. Granny’d fended off Chief Swan for this long, but with Gold frequenting everyone was on edge.

The police raided, and Belle ran for her life.

Her heel broke in the crowd, when she was not ten feet from the exit and she stumbled and fell. She didn’t expect to be caught in strong arms, and hauled out of the building at a strange, swaying run. The man dragging her along was not a cop, she could tell from his spats. He was a patron.

“You need to learn to kick your shoes off in a rush,” the man said, gruffly, when the crowd had dispersed and the police passed them by. “No good getting yourself caught up in all this.”

She was breathless, frozen with just her skimpy costume and beads for warmth, her breath coming out in sharp little gusts of steam into the night air. “Thank you,” she said, helplessly, “You saved my ass.”

“Don’t mention it,” he said, in that same standoffish tone, and Belle finally glanced up. She didn’t have to look far, but she recognized him immediately: the man before her cast a shadow over the whole city, no matter how slender and slight his frame.

Mr Gold stood before her, one hand on his cane. She couldn’t say another word - everyone knew that he was dangerous, a killer, the leader of Storybrooke’s most feared gang - but he seemed not to care.

He shrugged his jacket off, negligently, and wrapped it around her trembling shoulders. “Get yourself home,” he said, “And don’t mention this to anyone, if you feel like waking up tomorrow morning.”

She gasped, and for a moment she saw the hint of a smile - almost abashed, ashamed even, strange as it seemed - fly over his lips. “That’s not a threat, Miss French,” he said, softly, “I’d not save you from Swan only to have you killed. My name tends to bring bullets, is all. I’d not have you put in danger.”

She only nodded, dumbly, and watched as, with a curiously formal bow, Gold made his way off down the alleyway, vanishing into the smoke.

Only then, as she stumbled in her broken heel toward the streetlights and cabs waiting, did she realise that she’d never told him her name.

SQUEAKITY-SQUEAK-SQUEAKIN!!! I NEED THIS!

:D GLAD YOU LIKE IT!




superblys:

Do you. bite your thumb. at us, sir? I do bite. my thumb, sir. DO YOU BITE YOUR THUMB AT US, SIR? Is the law of our side, if I say ay? No. NO, SIR, I DO NOT BITE MY THUMB AT YOU, SIR, BUT I BITE MY THUMB, SIR. DO YOU QUARREL, SIR?  QUARREL SIR!  NO, SIR.





The work is the work and that's what it is. (x)



2-5/30 pictures of Natalie Dormer

REBLOG IF YOU WANT MARCHIONESSOFBLACKADDER TO CHANGE HER URL BACK






Rumbelle - 1920s AU
Belle was just a member of the chorus, nothing really: she only danced in the speakeasy because she had no place else to go.
She regretted this the night they were raided, and she thought for ten unspeakable seconds that she would be caught, and thrown in jail with the rest of the trash.
She knew why: everyone did. The girls in the chorus, Mary Margaret and Ruby, even Ashley, had been gossiping about Mr Gold, the notorious gangster who sat more and more often in the darkest corner, sipping his whiskey and watching the show. Granny’d fended off Chief Swan for this long, but with Gold frequenting everyone was on edge.
The police raided, and Belle ran for her life.
Her heel broke in the crowd, when she was not ten feet from the exit and she stumbled and fell. She didn’t expect to be caught in strong arms, and hauled out of the building at a strange, swaying run. The man dragging her along was not a cop, she could tell from his spats. He was a patron.
“You need to learn to kick your shoes off in a rush,” the man said, gruffly, when the crowd had dispersed and the police passed them by. “No good getting yourself caught up in all this.”
She was breathless, frozen with just her skimpy costume and beads for warmth, her breath coming out in sharp little gusts of steam into the night air. “Thank you,” she said, helplessly, “You saved my ass.”
“Don’t mention it,” he said, in that same standoffish tone, and Belle finally glanced up. She didn’t have to look far, but she recognized him immediately: the man before her cast a shadow over the whole city, no matter how slender and slight his frame.
Mr Gold stood before her, one hand on his cane. She couldn’t say another word - everyone knew that he was dangerous, a killer, the leader of Storybrooke’s most feared gang - but he seemed not to care.
He shrugged his jacket off, negligently, and wrapped it around her trembling shoulders. “Get yourself home,” he said, “And don’t mention this to anyone, if you feel like waking up tomorrow morning.”
She gasped, and for a moment she saw the hint of a smile - almost abashed, ashamed even, strange as it seemed - fly over his lips. “That’s not a threat, Miss French,” he said, softly, “I’d not save you from Swan only to have you killed. My name tends to bring bullets, is all. I’d not have you put in danger.”
She only nodded, dumbly, and watched as, with a curiously formal bow, Gold made his way off down the alleyway, vanishing into the smoke.
Only then, as she stumbled in her broken heel toward the streetlights and cabs waiting, did she realise that she’d never told him her name.

Rumbelle - 1920s AU

Belle was just a member of the chorus, nothing really: she only danced in the speakeasy because she had no place else to go.

She regretted this the night they were raided, and she thought for ten unspeakable seconds that she would be caught, and thrown in jail with the rest of the trash.

She knew why: everyone did. The girls in the chorus, Mary Margaret and Ruby, even Ashley, had been gossiping about Mr Gold, the notorious gangster who sat more and more often in the darkest corner, sipping his whiskey and watching the show. Granny’d fended off Chief Swan for this long, but with Gold frequenting everyone was on edge.

The police raided, and Belle ran for her life.

Her heel broke in the crowd, when she was not ten feet from the exit and she stumbled and fell. She didn’t expect to be caught in strong arms, and hauled out of the building at a strange, swaying run. The man dragging her along was not a cop, she could tell from his spats. He was a patron.

“You need to learn to kick your shoes off in a rush,” the man said, gruffly, when the crowd had dispersed and the police passed them by. “No good getting yourself caught up in all this.”

She was breathless, frozen with just her skimpy costume and beads for warmth, her breath coming out in sharp little gusts of steam into the night air. “Thank you,” she said, helplessly, “You saved my ass.”

“Don’t mention it,” he said, in that same standoffish tone, and Belle finally glanced up. She didn’t have to look far, but she recognized him immediately: the man before her cast a shadow over the whole city, no matter how slender and slight his frame.

Mr Gold stood before her, one hand on his cane. She couldn’t say another word - everyone knew that he was dangerous, a killer, the leader of Storybrooke’s most feared gang - but he seemed not to care.

He shrugged his jacket off, negligently, and wrapped it around her trembling shoulders. “Get yourself home,” he said, “And don’t mention this to anyone, if you feel like waking up tomorrow morning.”

She gasped, and for a moment she saw the hint of a smile - almost abashed, ashamed even, strange as it seemed - fly over his lips. “That’s not a threat, Miss French,” he said, softly, “I’d not save you from Swan only to have you killed. My name tends to bring bullets, is all. I’d not have you put in danger.”

She only nodded, dumbly, and watched as, with a curiously formal bow, Gold made his way off down the alleyway, vanishing into the smoke.

Only then, as she stumbled in her broken heel toward the streetlights and cabs waiting, did she realise that she’d never told him her name.


#rumbelle #rumbelle fic #rumbelle art #rumpelstiltskin #mr gold #belle french #ouat #1920s AU #my edit #fanfiction



You can tell Fyre made me a present.

You can tell Fyre made me a present.


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