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Aug. 5th, 2016 10:41 am | Stuck in the jet wash Bad trip I couldn't get off And maybe I bit off more than I could chew And overhead of the aqua blue And with the black banners raised as the crooked smiles fade Former heroes who quit too late Just wanna fill up the trophy case again And in the end I'd do it all again I think you're my best friend Don't you know that the kids aren't all, kids aren't alright I'll be yours When it rains it pours Stay thirsty like before Don't you know that the kids aren't all, kids aren't alright I'm not passive but aggressive Take note, it's not impressive Empty your sadness, like you're dumping your purse On my bedroom floor We put your curse in reverse And it's our time now if you want to to be More the war like the carnival bears set free And your love is anemic and I can't believe That you couldn't see it coming from me And I still feel that rush in my veins It twists my head just a bit too thin All those people in those old photographs I've seen are dead |
| Dr. Newton Geiszler “And perhaps it is the greater grief, after all, to be left on earth when another is gone.” - Madeline Miller, "The Song of Achilles" |
| Brash, bold and often belligerent until he gets what he wants, Newt was the kaiju biology specialist of the Pan-Pacific Defense Corps. Now? He's been dragged through two worlds, one an apocalyptic wasteland run by a megalomaniac corporation bent on torturing its residents, the second a dangerous cave run by parasitic "gods," and he's none too happy to be pulled into a third world without so much as a by-your-leave, even if this one appears to be significantly more idyllic. Though still very much the curious, exuberant, loud-mouthed, stubborn scientist that he's always been, Newt's learned a deep distrust of all things seemingly omnipotent through experience, and the losses he's suffered have taken a toll. Though he's still always questioning and wanting to learn, and is more than willing to throw himself (sometimes literally) at people and situations that he's unfamiliar with, there's now a glint of cynicism and a wariness that comes with being put in danger one (or significantly more) times too many. He no longer seeks to return home, but rather his only goal is to find and return to Hermann Gottlieb, and ensure that they'll never be separated again. |
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