* barefoot gen prompts

vhsmeme:

barefoot gen is a 1983 japanese drama film. tw: violence and abuse mention.

• ‘ can’t we talk for a while? ’
• ‘ slow down. you’ll make yourself sick. ’
• ‘ stop calling me that. ’
• ‘ you’ll be one of the family. ’
• ‘ that’s real courage in my book. ’
• ‘ would you like to have a home again? ’
• ‘ that’s all right. you can cry. ’
• ‘ i just wanted to say i love you. ’
• ‘ how’d i end up here? ’
• ‘ the only way you’ll ever get better is to laugh a little. ’
• ‘ i’ve got you. ’
  
• ‘ when you’ve gone without human contact as long as i have, you’re grateful for anything. even a slap. ’
• ‘ how could you leave without saying goodbye? ’
• ‘ come and eat now. ’
• ‘ damn it. damn it. ’
• ‘ all safe and sound. ’
• ‘ funny how people change. ’
• ‘ dizzy. ’
• ‘ you think anyone will stop me if i wring his neck? ’
• ‘ there, there, my little one. ’
• ‘ you know, sometimes it takes more courage not to fight than to fight. ’
• ‘ i’m only a kid. ’
• ‘ you treated me like a human being, and i’m grateful. ’ 
• ‘ i’m here. don’t worry. ’
• ‘ you’re just a spoiled brat, even if you are a grown-up. ’
• ‘ coward. traitor. those words mean nothing to me. ’
• ‘ i had to wake up and get out of bed for nothing? ’
• ‘ it survives. ’
• ‘ remember, never give up. ’
• ‘ won’t that be fun? ’
• ‘ this is serious. ’
• ‘ of course, that’s easier said than done. ’

might fuck around and make a yakuza character 🥵

why the fuck do i say baby so much

pyrexvisean:

aint no condoms in my wallet girl those are ramen noodle flavor packets 

@metuere – LIKED.

     “HELLO, MA’AM!” Bee puts on his smoothest, baby-sweet voice as he shuffles up to Spirit, clutching his hands together and bringing them up, fingers intertwined, beneath his chin. He bats his eyelashes a few times for good measure. “Have you seen a sort-of stained duffel bag around here? It’s, um, pink…”

      In the laundry room, he can excuse the red stains as anything! Ketchup! Wine! Yeah, that’s right! My sister’s period started! We’re trying to clean it up. God. The things he does for Romeo. “I’m looking for, uh, my dirty laundry.” 

@rekant – LIKED.

     Where Ida has no choice but to stay perpetually pubescent, Bee can be anything but this form. He’s tried being an adult on earth before. He finds it exhausting, though. People are more likely to treat you rudely. More likely to approach you, too. He spends more time wandering around, looking very innocent and untouchable. He has other forms–a stag beetle, a cockroach, a small bird. But nothing really carries disease better than children, do they?

       That said, Bee doesn’t really like to associate with other children much. So he tries to sidestep Ida, but after enough time passes, where she seems to be intent on–what, hunting him?–he turns around, in the convenience store aisles, and says to her, “Do I fucking know you?”

@medisinals – LIKED.

     “You doctors have such a hard job. Not keeping people alive, but trying to combat nature. You’re going to fall prey to it, too, you know? Why extend life beyond its means?” Weird words from a ten year old, who’s got his small hand curled in his doctor’s coat, clutching the cloth with a tenacious grip, “It’s futile. Don’t you ever think about it like that? That all your work is for nothing.”

bitemyhip‌:

like 4 a starter from beelzebub the demon of disease but he looks like a 10 year old in my world bithc……