Finally Getting Back To The Author Stan Fic After Way Too Long. Hoping To Get The Next Chapter Done By

Finally getting back to the Author Stan fic after way too long. Hoping to get the next chapter done by this weekend, so here's a sneak peek on the next journal page...

(Also, I'm really sorry to everyone who's asks about this fic have been sitting unanswered for far too long. I was feeling pretty down in the dumps and didn't want to answer questions about this fic during my unintended "hiatus". Gonna probably take a day this weekend to get all those answered too. 💙)

Tell us a story from your job/school:occupantion! Pwease?

Ah yes, I think one of my favourite stories is from when I went on an internship. I was lucky enough to go to a school that has a cooperation program with several others throughout Europe, so I got to have my internship on a school in France (I'm studying to be an English teacher).

Plenty of the kids were very curious, and I'd usually get swarmed by them wanting to watch me draw while I was supposed to help the teachers look after them at recess.

But the funny/slightly embarrassing thing is how many of them I think I accidentally ignored completely during my first week there. I'd hear people call out greetings in the hallways several times, but I'm from a notoriously introverted country, so I always assumed they were greeting someone else and walked past. ^^'

(Plus, my grasp on French is extremely basic)

Hello please reblog this if you're okay with people sending you random asks to get to know you better

I can't wait to see Author Stan meet ford​ again Stan hug Ford and cry.

Ah yes, lets hope it turns out that way ;)

I know this is a strange question, but what does Filbrick have to do with what happened.

It is quite obvious that for Caryn, Ford's death is a real tragedy (too strong changes in her tell us about it). Sherman is probably sad, too, though not so much. There's nothing to say about Stan here. I think that he is the worst of all.

But the reaction of their father is incomprehensible to me, to be honest. He is a harsh and tough person. And that's why I can't understand his feelings

Ah yes, this one is honestly hard for me to answer because I'm not 100% sure myself. Like when he yelled at Stan after he runs away following the news of Fords "death". Was he upset because he'd already lost one son and was scared he'd lose a second too, or was he just upset because he's Filbrick and that's what he is.

I think he is genuinely upset over Ford's death to some extent. But the question is how much of that is because he upset over the loss of his child, and how much is because he's upset over the loss of his investment.

I'll leave that up to you to decide.

At Stan's graduation, his mother ran into Ford. And she didn't recognize him. And we are well aware that this is not because she did not understand that this stranger is very similar to her son(even two). But what would have happened if Stan himself had seen Ford and not their mother?

Would his thought process be the same as hers? Would he think it was just a stranger (like in Arizona) who looked like his brother?

Or would he have been more observant in such a close encounter?

Wether or not Stan would recognise him would probably be largely dependent on how close of a look he could get at Ford. I imagine he'd see him from the stage during the ceremony, but by the time the professor is done so he can get down and into the crowd Ford may or may not still be there.

If he could only see him from afar, he'd probably write it off as grief-brain playing tricks on him. If he could get face to face with Ford, he probably wouldn't be able to stop himself from grabbing his hands and ripping off the gloves which would pretty thoroughly confirm it (and also cause a huge scene).