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há noites em que parece melhor eu me manter acordado do que dormir. não para aprender a lidar com meus pensamentos, mas para fugir dos cenários que meu cérebro irá criar.
Accidental
Pairing: Steve Rogers x reader, voyeurist!Bucky
summary: In which Bucky Barnes finds himself hiding in the closet when Steve and his secret girlfriend start to have sex.
warnings: sexual content, voyeurism, cussing.
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im sorry but this gif made me laugh so hard
Bucky doesn’t really know how he got himself in this situation.
Actually, he does.
He really does.
But he certainly didn’t think it would lead up to this.
‘This’ being stuck inside a cramped closet as Steve and his what the fuck he has a girlfriend girlfriend start having a steamy make-out session. He’s sitting on a pile of dirty clothes, his knees drawn up to his chest and his back hunched as he carefully tries not hitting any of the boxes. He’s practically fighting with the hangers, feeling the plastic jab him in the ribs.
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ok so it was my period but goddamnit why was i born female it's not like i have the body of one smh
I feel so horrible 😃
Wait I'm adding more:
Richard's narration would be hard to include I think, but it also needs to be there because it's such an integral part of the whole thing that it would really feel empty without it. There could also be some snippets in which we see 28yo Richard going about his life as his voice narrates. And there's this contrast between Hampden being chaotic and full of people while present Richard's ambience is all quiet and dull and with even darker visuals and he's always alone.
Actually there are so many scenes that are written in a very cinematic way to me. The way sometimes a scene gets suddenly interrupted. Like yes Bunny's murder getting cut off at the most important moment. Or when you see the dialogue and you know something must have happened right after but you never see it (prime example being 'Isn't that what you do to my sister every night?' lol). Or that point where they're looking at the newspaper and it jumps between what they're reading and what's happening around them! So fun I love it.
One really cool thing would be Bunny reaching the point where he doesn't look aesthetically pleasing anymore way before everyone else does. The others have more screentime so the process is slower, but Bunny's story ends right in the middle and you can immediately notice how he starts looking more and more disheveled the closer they get to the murder – which matches with the way his behavior gets progressively worse as well – while everyone else is still as perfect as they've been from the beginning.
Also what about the soundtrack. Would we get singular character themes for all of them. Give them to me.
Once again thinking about the fact that I really want a TSH series adaptation.
Would it suck? Most likely, yes. It would be extremely difficult (impossible?) to show Richard's unreliable narration. And there are so many little things, interactions and details which actually make the story what it is, that it would take a lot of time to cover them all on screen, even with a series – so, much of it would probably have to be cut out, and the overall thing would be affected by it.
Still... I think that it could be done. It would in no way compare to the novel, because of course it wouldn't, but I'm sure it has the potential to be something very good.
Especially since it could give the same feeling of the book through visuals. The atmosphere being colorful and warm when Richard first arrives at Hampden, only for it to gradually become darker and colder as the plot unravels (Bunny's murder being the event after which the shift becomes more evident), along with the characters becoming progressively more unsettling and less aesthetic – which is really how it felt to me.