Hermann Stories

CÂU CHUYỆN TUỔI TRẺ CỦA EMIL SINCLAIR (1919)

A small glimpse into my headspace as I reflect on the grass by myself.

Addison Hargitay just wants to be herself in a new school. But with a mother who is high on the list of fame, Addison finds herself in a downward spiral as the truth is revealed, Not only does a poisonous new crowd of friends create new drama, but she is constantly questioning who she is and where she came from.

Molly Hooper is in search of a new life at Hogwarts. What she gets is year of murder, mystery, and magic. Come along as she befriends a detective, a ADHD geek, and a disabled mathmetition. Pacific Rim Harry Potter and Sherlock crossover!

The men and women of Firehouse 51 welcome a newcomer, Otis tries his best to make her feel at home, and Severide gets caught in a compromising position that puts his life on the line.

Go read the regular 9-1-1 to understand

Isobel Hermann is the third child of Christopher and Cindy Hermann. She is academically intelligent and bullied by her classmates. At home she is frequently ignored and resorts to self-harm to keep herself sane.

[Age 20] On an ordinary Thursday, this piece captures a few of the many thoughts that circulate through my brain on a regular basis. As I sit and reflect in the student union building, observations of my surroundings intersect with complex thoughts and philosophical viewpoints. This piece attempts to dissect the systemic problems that the world faces, and the problems that we face as humans. The illusion of control and power that consumes our beings, and is similar to that of livestock. The eternal cycle of pain and joy that is characterized by a wheel that cages us, shackled by our own primal nature. A reflection of mental health. And the explanation and appreciation of being a "sculptor", with the ability to materialize my existence into art, freezing snapshots of them in time. I hope you enjoy the sculptures I create <3

Au: KAIJU is a secret organisation of bad guys (and girls) who create monsters in their name. The only people capable of fighting them are the super powered team JAEGER. Led by Stacker Pentecost, this rough, tough gang takes down KAIJU, one beast at a time. The head scientist, Hermann Gottlieb, is sent on a solo undercover mission to find out how KAIJU are made. What he finds out is horrific.

An ex defence lawyer quits her job at her mothers law firm to become a full time firefighter. It is revealed that Annabelle and Kelly Severide grew up together. Severide's best friend Casey tries to get information about what she was like growing up and what she is like now. It is safe to say that Matt has feelings for her. Is this Matts second chance at love??

Newt loves Hermann even after they've broken up

[Age 15] Throughout my early high school years, I encountered a lot of negative/existential thoughts as they came with adolescence. Quite often I would question my purpose and the systemic flaws that occurred around me, primarily with the schooling system and how social hierarchies formed within them. "Little things" is a piece that I wrote in the middle of a cold October night in 2016. My younger self utilized the page to navigate the topic of a meaningful life. Growing up in an immigrant household and a middle-class community with a decent Asian population, I had often felt inadequate compared to my peers in terms of intelligence and social standing. As my peers took upper-level classes, got high scores, and took on positions within the science and debate teams, it was hard for me to catch up and as a result, I felt deeply insecure in the first few years of high school. I was shunned from the Asian community for not being smart enough and occasionally some would degrade my intelligence as an "Asian". Suffering from the Asian model minority myth was traumatizing but it helped me grow to be where I wanted to be. Although these experiences put me through a lot of mental anguish, they helped shape my values and outlook in life. I realized that I although I was not overly competitive with grades and studying as hard as I should have, I discovered and refined a lot of my personal talents such as art, music, dance, and the art of introspection. I also built many meaningful relationships that money cannot buy. All in all, I realized that proactively finding meaning in everything, even the little things, will fill one's life with vibrant colors and indescribable joy.