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Cloudy with a Chance of Hurt Comfort Meme


Hurt/Comfort - Hurt/comfort is a fan fiction genre that involves the physical pain or emotional distress of one character, who is cared for by another character. The injury, sickness or other kind of hurt allows an exploration of the characters and their relationship.
- Post with Character Name | Series in the subject.
- Others respond.
- Roll 1-10 at RNG for a scene, play it out and have fun!
1. INJURY. You've been injured. Broken bones or bleeding out or maybe just a tiny little papercut. The choice is yours.
2. SICKNESS. You're sick and laid up in bed, at home or in a hospital. The severity is up to you.
3. FEAR/ANXIETY. Something is happening and you're scared beyond belief.
4. LOSS OF SENSES. Sight, touch, taste, hearing, smell, etc. You've lost some important sense or ability and now you're left to deal with it.
5. DESPAIR. Nothing is good or right anymore and you can't shake the depression. Maybe that friend of yours can help though...
6. BREAKUP. You've been dumped. You need someone to comfort you, possibly by the one who dumped you.
7. MAKE UP. Fight or break up, it's time to makeup.
8. RESCUED. You've just been held captive and/or tortured for however long and finally, someone has come to the rescue.
9. BAD ROMANCE. Fight, cheated on, abused, whatever the case is, someone else can clearly see you need comfort from someone who isn't your terrible lover tonight.
10. LOSS. You've experience a loss of some kind and need help getting through it.
11. INSANITY. You're seeing things that aren't really there, hearing voices, or you're just convinced you're at your wit's end finally and you're going to crack. Maybe someone can give you a helping hand.
12. TIRED. You've had a heard life recently and you're just worn too thin to really care anymore. There's no fight left in you anymore. Can someone help change your mind?
13. ADDICTION. Drugs, alcohol, sex, gambling, or any other type of addiction has got you in its grasp. First time or relapse. Will someone be able to save you?
14. INSOMNIA. You can't sleep anymore, no matter how hard you try. Maybe someone can give you company.
15. NIGHTMARES. Or, on the other end of the spectrum, you can't sleep without gruesome, horrible nightmares. Either someone is stuck in your dream with you, witnessing it or they're just waking you up, soothing you out of it.
16. BLACKMAIL. You've been caught doing something you shouldn't and you were blackmailed because of it
17. SEPARATION. You're going to be separated for awhile or were separated for a long time. Either make up for lost time or try to spend every last moment together.
18. VIOLATED. You've been violated in some way. Can include sexual overtones or not. Can someone help you through it?
19. STRANDED. You've been stranded somewhere remote, with no help of anyone finding you for awhile. Can you survive this together?
20. SINS. You're feeling the weight of your sins and guilt clearer than ever. Can someone give you absolution or lessen the ache any?
21. SECRET. It's difficult having to keep that secret of yours, be it a relationship or something you just don't want to share with anybody else. Maybe it's okay to talk about it now though...
22. ADDITION. Babies should be joyous things unless you're in a situation where you know you won't be able to care for them. Either you've adopted or found out you're pregnant.
Dean Winchester | Supernatural | open
I can't go past that username. It's awesome.
Aw, thanks!
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Even more grating than his annoying tendency to drop the 'of' from his sentences where it would normally be required was the distinct lack of any decent accommodation in this tired little town. Discovering only the most basic of magic would work - nothing past third year level - was an affront to her entire existence, and the pretty blonde witch is now glaring at his snoring form, curled up peacefully on the next bed.
This is just not happening.
Throwing aside the covers, Narcissa slips her feet into her shoes and slinks towards the door. Timing her exit with his odd little snorts is easy, and she relishes the slighter cooler air outside their room. Still in the elegant cashmere shift she'd put on this morning, Narcissa begins the years-old habit she's employed since she was a small child and unable to sleep, and walks.
Her heels make a dull click on the concrete surrounding the long stretch of rooms, and three in the morning means she shouldn't be bothering anyone with her pacing. On the fourth pass, she notices light bleeding through from behind a set of curtains.]
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Being alone wasn't doing him any good. Checking the clock and seeing it was three in the freaking morning, he decided that was it. He closed his laptop and got up to give a lazy stretch. A trip to the coke machine and then he'd try to get an hour or so at least. He should attempt it at some point anyway.
Slipping on his jacket and his boots, he headed out and paused when he saw he had company, apparently.]
Uh, well, didn't expect to see anyone else out here. Heading to your room?
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He seems surprised to see anyone else up at this hour, and she's startled enough in return to give an honest answer.]
Away from it, actually. For as long as possible, lest I strangle someone.
[Crisp English tones sound odd against his American accent; another reminder that she shouldn't be here.]
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Trouble back at the room then, huh?
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[She looks far too proper to actually kill someone in their sleep, so there's that.]
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Hey, she's pretty hot. The accent, especially.
That and he likes feisty women. But even he's a little bit too tired to pull out all the stops flirting right now.]
Want to go grab something to drink from the machine with me?
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If I knew what that meant, I'd say yes - but I wouldn't say no to some company.
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You don't have vending machines where you're from?
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[She's prevaricating until she sees it, then realisation hits.]
They haven't really caught on. I'm from a small village. [Wizarding London is small!]
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Shrugging it off for now, he went to get a couple sodas out of the machine and passed her one.]
Well, maybe you can bring'em back to your village. At least tell people how convenient they are.
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Damn. This job got tougher and tougher every day. Not that they could just forgo the whole affair and skip out. He scoffs into the silence, glancing sideways at the form of his brother. Dean has his back to Sam, but the younger assumes his brother's asleep. Dean doesn't usually have the same issue crashing that Sam's developed recently. Lucky guy. Well, at least one of them would be coherent in the morning.
Lying down hasn't been doing anything for him, so he slides off the bed, taking care to be as quiet as possible. Sam gets to his feet, half-looking over at Dean again, then heads toward the door. Maybe a walk around the place will actually help him get to sleep. ]
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You couldn't be in their line of work. You never knew when something would decide it wanted their blood and what better way than when they were asleep?
So when he heard the floor creak with footsteps, he let out a troubled grunt and opened a bleary eye to see just what the hell was going on. He was relieved and a little annoyed to see Sam's Sasquatch ass walking around the bed...
And okay, maybe a little worried too. Looked like he was trying to slip out the door.]
Where are you going?
[Big brother stuff came before sleep and if there was something wrong, Dean wanted to hear about it.]
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Should've figured you'd be up. [ He hopes that's the case, and that he didn't wake Dean up just by slipping out of bed. ] I can't sleep, so...
[ There's a shrug, but it's shrouded in the half-dark of the room. Really, it's not all dark; the blaring light of the motel sign shines through the flimsy curtains. He glances at them now, staring with exhausted eyes. ]
Go back to sleep, alright? I'm fine.
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Where are you heading off to?
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Dunno. Going for a walk, maybe? [ But he's not moving now. Not at the moment, anyway. ] Didn't want to wake you up.
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[Sam might want his brooding time, but Dean figured that wouldn't do him any good tonight. His brother and his stupid, big brain never that never rested...
Once his boots were on, he grabbed for his jacket.] You know, a drive would be warmer.
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[ At the comment about the drive, he scoffs, lightly. ]
Yeah, probably. That's fine with me.
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[He grabbed the keys and headed outside, a smirk tugging at his lips. Been awhile since he just got to drive for pleasure.]
C'mon then... we'll see what this town has.
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Yeah, right. You'll just pick out someplace to eat. [ He doesn't seem too mad about it, though, and yanks open the passenger door. ]
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Once they were both settled in the car, he got them started on the road, keeping an eye out for a place that was still open this late.]
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[ He's still half-smirking when they pull out, though he does glance around occasionally, looking for a place to stop for a while. ]
... Can't remember the last time I got a good night's sleep. [ He mutters, more to himself, and he looks as tired as he's implying. ]
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Then he catches that.
He eyes him quietly.] So, what's been keeping you up?
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