Jon and Rachel's Adventures in Unova, Part 3
His tone didn't change, and he sounded as if he was some sort of bad shakespearean actor reading from a script he'd only just read. "no mayo." rachel crossed out the "extra mayo", and wrote "no mayo" just above it. the wife kept moaning.
Attar of Blue Roses, Part 2
The odious discredit to all sapientkind had also used three different fan-subbed scripts to work out his own (largely pirated) script of a particularly abstruse bit of anime when he didn't want to shell out real money for a professional translator.
A Halloween Tradition
But this is still off script. sir, i'm afraid i must ask you to take the candy back." "i'm sorry, i'm afraid i don't understand." inelastic tilted his head quizzically. "are you saying you don't want it?"
The Loner, Chapter 1
The fox read the sentence again, written in bold script near the bottom. after reading it, the fox looked back up at the poster. he felt like he should've been inspired, but he just felt tired.
Snapshots - The Show Must Go On
The mongoose's mouth hung agape, proving that this, at least, was not in the script. an impossibly long moment of stunned silence passed, before an unmistakable, cultured voice echoed out from the private viewing balcony.
Pride
I had the script pounded into my head for weeks, remember? you watched me." she sighed. "you always watch me..." the elder wolf chuckled. "that's right. is it so bad if i care about you? about your feelings?
SW: Second Chances PT 1 - Relic by Kajex Surnahm
He stopped briefly at a junction at the end of the hall, where the interior branched off in three separate directions, worn-out carvings in the walls in a dead script offering directions.
Call Me By Your Name Review
James ivory's script balances new and old hollywood styles. when the credits roll, you aren't left with a huge sense of closure, but the problem is nevertheless solved.
Patricia's Potion Shop: 8th Customer (Gryhpon TF/TG)
"yep just the standard waiver, it's tyler by the way." he said as he scratched in his name in the best cursive script he could muster. "alright then tyler, as soon as i receive payment my work can begin."
Portrait of the Autist
It was the next page of the script. but he did not want to write on the page. he had written his story for so long, he had wearied of it. there was no progress to be made in his script, no story, and most certainly no happy ending.
This is not a furry story but i want an opinion
"your son may have add..this will fix it....ritalin." thats all the doctors had to say, years of schooling and advanced technology and we still have to rely on scripts of drugs that were testing on people from had great results some had fatal, but hey the
The Loner, Chapter 1
The fox read the sentence again, written in bold script near the bottom. after reading it, the fox looked back up at the poster. he felt like he should've been inspired, but he just felt tired.