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psychoshenanigans2018-05-06 05:48 pm
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HIGHSCHOOL // AU
This shit has practically become its own canon so here's a post pulling it all together.
1) Robin and Tek meet at a party, get drunk, play gay-chicken in a closet, get kicked out of said party, and then have a weird sleepover at Robin's house.
2) They wake up in the middle of the night because Tek has to puke, but Robin is nice about it and the two of them fall back asleep.
3) They meet up again after school, and Robin "invites" Tek out to go eat at Danny's and see a movie.
3) At the movies, hilarity ensues.
ALSO THIS STUFF (not in chronological order yet):
https://psychoshenanigans.dreamwidth.org/13202.html?thread=947346#cmt947346
https://psychoshenanigans.dreamwidth.org/17522.html#cutid1
Also notes for the canon:
Robin's parents are divorced; his biological dad is not brought up much. His step-father is doing work abroad and has brought many of Robin's step-siblings with him. Robin was left behind to finish his education and he's been bitter about it ever since. His aunt swings by to take care of him, feed him, make sure he's doing okay, etc., and his mom Skypes with him at least a couple of times a week.
Also his teenage name is "Robin Redmond", lol.
1) Robin and Tek meet at a party, get drunk, play gay-chicken in a closet, get kicked out of said party, and then have a weird sleepover at Robin's house.
2) They wake up in the middle of the night because Tek has to puke, but Robin is nice about it and the two of them fall back asleep.
3) They meet up again after school, and Robin "invites" Tek out to go eat at Danny's and see a movie.
3) At the movies, hilarity ensues.
ALSO THIS STUFF (not in chronological order yet):
https://psychoshenanigans.dreamwidth.org/13202.html?thread=947346#cmt947346
https://psychoshenanigans.dreamwidth.org/17522.html#cutid1
Also notes for the canon:
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omg yes where are u
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nowhere cool. what's up?
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omw
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[the explanation probably isn't meant to actually be reassuring, though. just to get Robin wondering as he heads over.
and when he gets there, Tek will be waiting at one of the little round outdoor tables like he usually is--hiding from the afternoon sun in the only seat that is fully in the shade of the umbrella, playing on his phone and munching on a nearly-empty basket of fries.]
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when he pulls into the DQ parking lot a little while later, he cannot imagine what Tek has to show him. he hopes that it's something stupid, like maybe he fished some old VHS tape out of a used junk store and wants to drag Robin into reliving a bit of that late 80s childhood--but he knows that it's probably something way more likely to get them into trouble.
still, here's there, isn't he? he closes the car door and saunters on up to where his friend is hiding from the sun.]
How's it going, Dracula? [he slides into the seat across from Tek, smirking lazily.] What'cha got?
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brushing salt off of his fingers, he tsk-tsks at Robin.]
Ooo, you were close, but Dracula is not quite right.
[and as if this is directly related and explains anything at all, he reaches down to the bag at his feet, retrieves a sizable, featureless, brown cardboad mailing box, and proudly plunks it down on the table.]
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the box is a little more distracting, though. Robin sits up from where he'd been naturally slouching forward, looking it over for any clues. no mailing address, no obvious labels...]
Whoa, what is it? [and what does that have to do with Dracula? he fidgets with his earlobe, thinking.] A really small coffin, or something?
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I said not Dracula. Any other guesses?
[eyes bright, leaning forward with shoulders hunched up in eager excitement, he is clearly immensely proud of whatever treasure he has acquired.]
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This is a weird sex thing, isn't it.
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there's no tape in the way, so he had obviously opened it up at home and repacked the whole thing to bring out here and show Robin. he rustles around, pulls out a wad of crumpled packing paper and puts it on the table, rummages through a few layers of bubble wrap...
and then there it is.
shiny, tangled brown hair, rumpled green velvet... Tek stands a weird porcelain doll up on the table, and grins proudly, ear-to-ear.]
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but that said, it all flies out the window once he finally sees what was in the box. eyes wide, he slams his hands down on the table in disbelief, yelling just a little too loud for a public space:]
You got a haunted doll??
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no, this is the creeping, stupid sort of chaos, and Tek is beside himself with joy. leaning forward, excited all over again, he just nods!!]
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[he cuts himself off, also leaning forward--now hushing his voice down, as some other innocent bystanders are looking over at them in annoyance.]
You got a haunted doll--why? Why did you buy--
[to Tek's credit, Robin doesn't know whether to be exited or completely put-out. it mostly manifests as a general confusion.]
Tek, why did you buy a haunted doll.
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She was found in Texas by this guy who was helping his friend move his mom's stuff out of her house when she died, and this doll showed up on top of the boxes to be taken out to the truck, okay. And the guy thought his friend was the one who put her there, but when the friend saw it, he just told the guy to throw it out. He said he hated it. But the guy kept her instead. He took her home... creepy things started happening...
[he trails off, waving his hand to indicate that there's more to the story.]
And now she's mine.
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[he... smiles? though it could also be likened to a cringe as he looks at this weird porcelain doll, with her ratty hair and her cold, unblinking eyes...]
What are you going to do, put it up in your room and hope it tries to murder you?
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I haven't decided yet. Do you have any ideas? Have you ever used a ouija board before?
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I have not and will not use a ouija board, thank you.
[he reaches past the doll, going for one of those crunchy, brown french-fry remains and popping it into his mouth.]
I mean, I'm pretty sure nothing's going to happen. [a beat.] Did that really ship to you from Texas?
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[he starts with the most smartass point and works backwards.]
And yeah, normally, I would never touch a ouija board either. That's how you get demons. [everyone knows that.] ...But maybe it would be really fun with a doll. We could turn it into a cute, spooky, sleepover party.
[he turns her back around to aim her big, dead eyes right at Robin.]
How else am I supposed to find out what her name is?
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Pamela. [he crosses his arms again.] She looks like a Pamela.
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[Tek pointedly thumps her porcelain feet down on the table.]
What about seances. Do you know anything about seances? How many candles do you own?
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[he watches Tek puppet this doll; the sight of it should be stupid, even laughable, but something about his goth-adjacent friend makes it seem natural. the doll is so matching his vibe, it's kind of creepy.]
We're not gonna hold a seance in my house. That's how you get Paranormal Activity movies.
[--he suddenly snaps his fingers, an idea forming.]
Buuuut, that's not to say we can't train a camera on it for twelve consecutive hours and see if it moves or some shit.
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[back to doting on her--trying to make her dress look presentable and gazing into her flat, unblinking eyes like he's falling in love with the god-forsaken thing.]
...I think a Ouija board will be fine. Just this once.
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[he waves his hand before reaching for another sub-par french-fry scrap.] Or however much Ouija boards cost.
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It's not going to be boring. We're going to hang out in the dark with a bunch of candles, be all snuggly and shit because it's spooky, and it's going to be fun. [a pause.] ...It's also going to look great on Instagram.
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