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APRIL CATCH-ALL; Mostly the view is beautiful
WHO: Jughead Jones and YOU
WHERE: Mostly Maurtia Falls, but also other places
WHEN: Throughout April
WHAT: A lot of stuff, mostly mundane!
WARNINGS: Riverdale nonsense, teens being teens. See individual threads for individual warnings.
Prompts under the cut, hit me up at
reveillez if you want me to write up a starter
01 - So in this room separated from the world
[ Annabeth hooking him up with a job at the library probably ranks as the third best thing to happen since he arrived. It's quiet, solitary work and between the shelving and cataloguing he has more time to work on his own projects than he knows what to do with. So what if he has to answer a question every now and then, or dig out some forgotten text book from storage if it means spending hours browsing the psychology section, digging out every book he can find on serial killers and then taking ample notes during whatever downtime he finds himself with. Research for a fun project, sure, but also a way to dull down the homesickness a touch — this is basically what he did back in Riverdale, only he didn't get a paycheck for it.
He can be found among the shelves, or at the check-out desk, engrossed in something gross. ]
02 - I'd sell you my own values for the sake of others
[ The last couple of years, Jughead probably spent more time in Pop's Chocklit Shoppe than anywhere else and although that particular diner is out of reach, everything else stays the same. He'll settle in at a booth after work with a cup of never-cooling coffee and his laptop, typing away until well into the night. This is when he does his best work, when everyone else has gone home to their normal lives with their normal problems. Maybe he doesn't have a school paper to write for or the half-written novel on Jason Blossom's murder, but there are other things. Other novels. Other stories. ]
03 - So hold this glass cos' it keeps cutting me
[ Some things never change but one thing has absolutely changed in the past couple of months - he never had powers back home. Practicing at the Meadows was a good idea in theory but an awkward plan in practice and so he's resorted to mostly empty parking lots around Maurtia Falls. He'll set out whenever he's got some spare time, lining up water bottles and taking notes on how many he can keep a certain color for how long, if he can switch it up, where his limits lie. Eventually he should move on to something bigger, perhaps, but for now bottles are fine. It's not like this power is good for much, anyway. Not saving the world any day soon.
Curious onlookers are welcome to join him or just ask what the heck he's up to out here on his own. ]
WHERE: Mostly Maurtia Falls, but also other places
WHEN: Throughout April
WHAT: A lot of stuff, mostly mundane!
WARNINGS: Riverdale nonsense, teens being teens. See individual threads for individual warnings.
Prompts under the cut, hit me up at
01 - So in this room separated from the world
[ Annabeth hooking him up with a job at the library probably ranks as the third best thing to happen since he arrived. It's quiet, solitary work and between the shelving and cataloguing he has more time to work on his own projects than he knows what to do with. So what if he has to answer a question every now and then, or dig out some forgotten text book from storage if it means spending hours browsing the psychology section, digging out every book he can find on serial killers and then taking ample notes during whatever downtime he finds himself with. Research for a fun project, sure, but also a way to dull down the homesickness a touch — this is basically what he did back in Riverdale, only he didn't get a paycheck for it.
He can be found among the shelves, or at the check-out desk, engrossed in something gross. ]
02 - I'd sell you my own values for the sake of others
[ The last couple of years, Jughead probably spent more time in Pop's Chocklit Shoppe than anywhere else and although that particular diner is out of reach, everything else stays the same. He'll settle in at a booth after work with a cup of never-cooling coffee and his laptop, typing away until well into the night. This is when he does his best work, when everyone else has gone home to their normal lives with their normal problems. Maybe he doesn't have a school paper to write for or the half-written novel on Jason Blossom's murder, but there are other things. Other novels. Other stories. ]
03 - So hold this glass cos' it keeps cutting me
[ Some things never change but one thing has absolutely changed in the past couple of months - he never had powers back home. Practicing at the Meadows was a good idea in theory but an awkward plan in practice and so he's resorted to mostly empty parking lots around Maurtia Falls. He'll set out whenever he's got some spare time, lining up water bottles and taking notes on how many he can keep a certain color for how long, if he can switch it up, where his limits lie. Eventually he should move on to something bigger, perhaps, but for now bottles are fine. It's not like this power is good for much, anyway. Not saving the world any day soon.
Curious onlookers are welcome to join him or just ask what the heck he's up to out here on his own. ]
Derek
He dumps his bag onto the floor by the door. Stops. ]
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Derek's sitting on Jughead's bed as he enters, legs crossed. He'd snatched a book from Tate's bedroom and he'd been reading it in the dark, his sense of vision heightened enough to make it work even with only the sickly buzzing neon from outside, but he quietly dogears the page he's on and sets it down. He watches Jughead until he stops moving, and when Derek speaks his voice just hits the air without warning - no cleared throat, no rustle in the sheets. Just a dude. On a bed. Hanging out. ]
Not gonna turn the light on?
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The light is on. [ He says, weight to his voice, and in an instance the room is bright without him moving a muscle for the light switch. ] What do you want?
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murdering me for being 40 years late would be justifiable in literally any court of law
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Jughead, right? [he asks cheerfully, pausing on his way past the table. Quatre is short in person, barely 5'1, though he's dressed and carrying himself as if he's coming out of an office for the day, a stack of newspapers tucked under his arm. He's coming here after work himself, which mostly means that he's got some dog hair on his trousers and a little bit of a flush in his cheeks from playing with animals all day (and it's still amazing that they pay him for this). He spots the laptop and his smile turns a little sheepish.] I hope I'm not interrupting. I just wanted to say hello.
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Hey. Quatre, right? [ He meets the greeting with a lopsided smile. ] Settling in okay?
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[It's too serious a topic to make a joke about scoping out the diners. He frowns, asking in sincere concern] Were you alright, that... day? Days?
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three!
[ perhaps he can hear someone approaching with the way her left leg, wrapped in an ugly metallic brace, seems to drag a little against the ground, unsettling the gravel ... or it's the sound of her boots. her red jacket almost matches the shade he's going for with the water. ]
Are you poisoning the water supply? [ playfully said, accompanied by her arms crossed, eyebrow arched, and a very amused voice. if he's planning to poison the water supply ... good. she could use a challenge. ]
aaaah..!
This would be a really ineffective way of doing it. [ One bottle at a time. He gives her a lopsided smile. ] Been awhile, RR.
😍 i hope you're ready for more bad jokes, JJ
Seriously ... [ with a wave of her magical hand, she gestures toward the bottles and the weird shit that's happening before her. ] Water you doing?
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Tate
He closes the kitchen cupboard on the small collection of thrift shop bowls he picked up on the way home — because eating cereal is a thing he likes doing and no one needs the sadness of owning nothing but a single bowl — and then turns to Tate. ]
I need a break.
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[ Both things they really need to get hooked up soon - at least the wi-fi. TV he could probably do without, but a reliable internet connection is very much necessary for so many reasons, the podcast being the most pressing of them. Just one more thing for the list of shit to deal with that never seems to be getting any smaller.
He sighs. ]
Wanna get out of here, grab some take out?
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two
She walks on over, and raps her knuckles on the table's surface to call Jughead's attention.]
Waiting on anyone?
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Nope. Just doing some writing. [ He pushes the laptop to the side, making some room for her if she wants to join on the opposite side of the booth. ] You alone?
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Mind if I ask you what you're writing about? [If he tells her not to ask, she'll back off—some things have to stay private, she knows. She picks up a French fry and bites into it, absent-minded.] I'm alone, yes. I thought you might like some company.
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( 01 )
he’s looking for her when he sets the bag down on the check-out desk to free his hands. she’s not there but someone is. huh. ]
Hey… [ he doesn’t see a name tag. welp. ] Have you seen Annabeth? [ knowing his luck, he probably just missed her. or this guy has no idea who annabeth even is. ]
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She's on break. [ He straightens, attempts some level of being on the clock. It's not that convincing. ] Maybe I can help you?
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02
She's pretty sure she recognizes Jughead from the video chat, and so she unceremoniously slides onto the booth, sitting across from him. Her expression is overly serious, as it usually is. But also she's nervous as fuck and trying to hide it under an impassive façade. ]
Hey. So the mozzarella sticks are good here, huh?
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It's weird, but not unwelcome and he shoots her a lopsided smile when he realises who it is. ]
Eh, I'd give them a five out of ten. Coffee's cheap though, and the burgers are acceptable. [ The important parts. ] Settle in okay?
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Matthew
Perfect!
Oh! [ He blinks and lowers the phone. ] Hi. You're, um. [ He stops, squints, and tilts his head, clearly trying to remember if he knows this person who's sneaking around in his house. Maybe... not? ]
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sjadkl; I'm so sorry about the delay
no worries!
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o1!
Oh, sorry. [ He gestures towards the book. ] It's all yours. I got plenty.
[ It's true - he's cradling a perilous stack of books in the crook of his right arm. ]
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No no, it's fine. You take it - I work here, I can get it whenever. [ Speaking of... ] Do you want to borrow a cart or something?
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one!
Angus recoils at the mess and commotion and stares at Jughead, absolutely mortified. ]
Ohmygosh. I'm sorry, sir! I'll... hang on, I'll get this cleaned up...!
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Oh. Oh nope. Nothing like that. ]
Hey, are you trying to steal my job from me? [ Normally he'd probably let the kid clean it up if he really wanted to, but he feels a little bad for laughing. Also, he's weirded out from being called sir. ]
You okay?
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