"MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, MAJOR." ~ there must be something or nothing at all ~ in which a delightful duet devoured turns rather sour between one maude "blue" bluell & one major john "bucky" egan.
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warnings: this story will contain mature themes, descriptions of injury, blood, sexual content, swearing, as well as, physical and mental illness. proceed with caution.
a not from the author: yes, i have in fact been obsessing over callum turner & his portrayl of major john "bucky" egan in MOTA. not gonna lie, i began watching it for austin butler (if you know my fic "downfall" of him, than you know how i feel about him) & then i left it with a newfound obsession with this man — hence where the origins of writing this piece came from. even though the show is over, i am not letting it stop me from keeping the hype going! i found bucky to be such a trip and a half! truly a comedian, but also simply a broken and battered man who saw and went through too much to survive — who more than deserved a game of baseball :( if you know me, you know i will be rolling with my brand of "comedic angst," but in some respects this story will be a lot more serious than my counterpart & definitely different in style — rightfully so. overall, i hope you enjoy it! i'm soups excited about this, and i'm so sorry this is so long and you all just read a whole TED Talk.
anyways, love ya'll! smoochies <3 — xanadu
the girlies (my ocs):
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from left to right: nurse charlotte "lottie" reign nurse susan "susie q" quinn nurse maude "blue" bluell
rest of the mota cast as is ! love our men <3
the vibes i will be bringing to the function:
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"in a false quarrel, there is no true valor." (benedick, act 5: scene 1) — much ado about nothing, william shakespeare