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ontologically) wrote in etrayalogs2024-07-25 10:12 am
This Be The Verse | Suburbia Catch-All (Semi Closed)
WHO: Amy Dallon, Lisa Wilbourn, Stephanie Brown, Doreen Green
WHEN: Throughout November and early October
WHERE: The Bat-Squirrel Household
WHAT: Suburban family life.
NOTES\WARNINGS: References to past toxic family structures, suicide, abuse, potential mentions of past incest, tba.
The house they find themselves assigned to is a very archetypical suburban house. The paint is more than a little ugly, a muddy green colour that sticks out a little bit, but it's very standard otherwise. A kitchen connected to the living room which is sparsely decorated with only a few plants and generic art pieces.
Two bedrooms. A shared room with a bunkbed for the "kids" and a double bed for the "adults." And a sizeable backyard with a well trimmed hedge and a barbecue. There is almost nothing individual about any of it. It stands on a block of houses all cut from the same cloth. A house that has never been lived in, never been a home to anything other than an idea.
Same as it ever was.
WHEN: Throughout November and early October
WHERE: The Bat-Squirrel Household
WHAT: Suburban family life.
NOTES\WARNINGS: References to past toxic family structures, suicide, abuse, potential mentions of past incest, tba.
The house they find themselves assigned to is a very archetypical suburban house. The paint is more than a little ugly, a muddy green colour that sticks out a little bit, but it's very standard otherwise. A kitchen connected to the living room which is sparsely decorated with only a few plants and generic art pieces.
Two bedrooms. A shared room with a bunkbed for the "kids" and a double bed for the "adults." And a sizeable backyard with a well trimmed hedge and a barbecue. There is almost nothing individual about any of it. It stands on a block of houses all cut from the same cloth. A house that has never been lived in, never been a home to anything other than an idea.
Same as it ever was.