Hamonique-ao3 - Harmonique

this is canon i just drew it

thanks Queen_Ishura on twitter for finding this gem of an exchange

crocheting, tea logs, playing persona, recent bookstore pick-ups! also desperately awaiting spring 🌿

me: chat what do we think

the angel and devil on my shoulders: can you not call us that please

Out of curiousity, are you planning on adding to your Jason Todd Whump series, and if you are, do you take idea suggestions?

to be very honest, I am struggling to write a lot these days/months. I do have a few ideas and I wish I could publish them soon. However, you can give me suggestions. I cannot guarantee you that I will write them, since I am still struggling to write but any ideas are welcome :)

May I request more Roach and Gaz?

They are besties on Snapchat

Perhaps someday, in another life, they'll finally get the ending they deserve.

"You look beautiful today Johnny, as always."

Tsc is the literary equivalent of Andrew hitting Neil with a racket 2 sec into first meeting him

“I’m sorry. I’m sorry that he hurt you, I’m sorry that you’re still afraid to talk about it, and I’m sorry that you think I’ll never understand. I’m sorry that he tricked you into thinking you deserved it."

Fever whump prompts

Whumpee who becomes incredibly hyper when they’re feverish, and has to be held or restrained by Caretaker until they calm down.

Bad Caretaker (or Whumper) who doesn’t take Whumpee’s illness seriously unless they have a fever.

Whumpee believing that another character is sick or otherwise in danger and can’t recognise that they’re the one who needs help.

Whumpee who refuses to sleep out of paranoia, only worsening their condition.

Whumpee with a fever in summer, who chalks up being hot all the time to the weather.

Feverish Whumpee saying horrible things that they never normally would. (Does Caretaker forgive them? Or do they think that Whumpee’s fever has just brought out their true colours?)

Whumpee lying on any cool surface they can without even thinking about it.

A fever caused by an infected wound being mistaken for one caused by sickness. (Cue whumpee only receiving half the care they actually need.)

Whumpee being so delirious that they start calling out for a deceased loved one.