11 Works in Maureen Budd
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Christmas has always been a mixed bag for Stevie Budd. But one Christmas is not like the others.
Coda to “Merry Christmas Johnny Rose"; most of the story takes place prior to that episode.
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“At the edge of town on the downhill side, beyond the abandoned railroad tracks to nowhere, past the point where the streetlights end but before the world disappears beneath a twisted canopy of oak and black willow trees, there’s a shitty little
gas stationmotel open twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week…”An SC-themed parody of Jack Townsend’s Tales From The Gas Station (Volume 1) that got completely out of hand…or, my attempt at a horror comedy. :)
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Senior year has arrived for our protagonists. And with that comes adulthood looming over the horizon...some might say it's the twilight of their adolescence. There are college applications to worry about, identities to form, and...werewolves to fight?
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- Part 3 of Vampires Are People Too!
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Once David's retrieved the two suitcases that carry his only remaining belongings, the driver shifts into reverse and backs away, leaving David alone with the house that has literally haunted his dreams since he was a kid.
He’d expected it to be less imposing now. That’s what Dr. Lee had told him, during one of their last sessions at the center. Everything looks big when you’re small, right? A bunch of bricks can’t possibly be as scary as he described. Standing here now, though, David can confidently say that Hill House is just as intimidating now as it was back then — maybe even more so, now that he knows what waits for him inside. It towers over him, blocking the light from the sun and covering him in shadow. If that isn’t a metaphor for something, he doesn’t know what is.
As he stands, frozen, the porch light begins to flicker slowly — on, off, on, off. It’s with a sharp ache in his chest that David remembers Adelina’s rule. He can hear her voice in his head saying, “Porchlight means it’s time to come home.”
Well, he’s home.
OR: A ghost story loosely inspired by The Haunting of Hill House.
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Season 2 of Vampires Are People Too!
This season, the gang is on summer break. They have endless time to spend chilling at the creek, making out in the back of various pick up trucks, and experimenting with their superpowers. What could go wrong?
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- Part 2 of Vampires Are People Too!
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Stephanie "Stevie" Budd had a… complicated relationship with gender. And sex. And family.
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Patrick Brewer is just like any other small town high schooler—hungry, busy, tired, and full of existential dread. He's in a funk and there's no end in sight. Until a family with a mysterious past comes to town.
It's a teen vampire AU!
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- Part 1 of Vampires Are People Too!
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Mr. Universe by Likerealpeopledo, vivianblakesunrisebay for Distractivate
Fandoms: Schitt's Creek
24 Mar 2021
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The last place David expects his life to change is in a room with a heart-shaped bed and a mirror on the ceiling, but the universe has other ideas.
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Ronnie remembers when it was Maureen sitting behind the motel office desk. Back when Stevie had been little Stephanie Budd—her personality just as prickly and her remarks just as biting...if you could pull them out of her.
AKA a look back on Ronnie’s arrival to Schitt’s Creek.
AKAx2 the 1996 Ronnie and Stevie retrospective I didn’t know I needed to write until I couldn’t get it out of my head.
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Basically, everything is the same . . . except for the addition of three ghosts who not only haunt the motel but are bound to it by a mysterious, unseen force. No one is quite sure how this came to be but they have a sneaking suspicion it has something to do with Maureen Budd's death, the cinnamon buns in the lobby, and the Batman Forever soundtrack.
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Stevie has lived in Schitt's Creek her whole life, and she's seen a lot of people come and go from behind the motel desk.
These are five times Stevie Budd almost left Schitt's Creek, and one time she really needed to be back there.