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lackadaisicalnereid) wrote2015-07-31 01:11 pm
lackadaisicalnereid) wrote2015-07-31 01:11 pm
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move on | teen wolf | lydia (mentions of scott, stiles, kira, malia. allusions to allison.) | 250 | for the multigen narrative bingo, square allusion
A girl that walks just right past her some mornings in the school hallway, when Lydia's standing by her locker, she has dark hair and a loose braid.
Pencils look like arrow heads, if you look at them from the right angle, and the right kind of intent.
Skirts are a thing that hurts sometimes, too.
Scott gets a kind of empty look in his eyes at times, that he doesn't let linger for long. Stiles is there to pat him on the back then, or provide a new piece of intel on Derek's current whereabouts, or have a joke up his sleeve. All of these work, and none of these work, not really.
Lydia thinks of dying her hair, thinks of cutting her hair shoulder-length, thinks of learning how to shoot a bow.
She does none of these things.
Compensation never works. Replacements are just things that are similar, but never similar enough.
Kira asks. Malia, if Malia asks, she asks Stiles, not Lydia, so Lydia doesn't know if Malia asks.
Lydia tells Kira when Kira asks, and lets Kira hold her hand when she cries.
Lydia gets up in the morning and braids her hair sometimes.
Scott doesn't talk to her about it, but she knows he feels guilty.
(Lydia doesn't talk to him about it, but he knows she feels guilty.)
Lydia has her hair cut.
Lydia's hair grows out.
The thing to learn from this is, things go on.
Or at least the alive ones do.
A girl that walks just right past her some mornings in the school hallway, when Lydia's standing by her locker, she has dark hair and a loose braid.
Pencils look like arrow heads, if you look at them from the right angle, and the right kind of intent.
Skirts are a thing that hurts sometimes, too.
Scott gets a kind of empty look in his eyes at times, that he doesn't let linger for long. Stiles is there to pat him on the back then, or provide a new piece of intel on Derek's current whereabouts, or have a joke up his sleeve. All of these work, and none of these work, not really.
Lydia thinks of dying her hair, thinks of cutting her hair shoulder-length, thinks of learning how to shoot a bow.
She does none of these things.
Compensation never works. Replacements are just things that are similar, but never similar enough.
Kira asks. Malia, if Malia asks, she asks Stiles, not Lydia, so Lydia doesn't know if Malia asks.
Lydia tells Kira when Kira asks, and lets Kira hold her hand when she cries.
Lydia gets up in the morning and braids her hair sometimes.
Scott doesn't talk to her about it, but she knows he feels guilty.
(Lydia doesn't talk to him about it, but he knows she feels guilty.)
Lydia has her hair cut.
Lydia's hair grows out.
The thing to learn from this is, things go on.
Or at least the alive ones do.
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Skirts are a thing that hurts sometimes, too.
everything hurts, Lydia. everything
this is how we live now.
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probably if i wasn't as scared as i am of writing faith, i'd be writing buffy/faith forever. using my own blood and tears as inktho, i have to say, i've watched parts of s4 and s5, allison hurts, always, but also, KIRA AND MALIA AND LYDIA are such wonders to behold, i have to tell you
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