(sighs) (rewatches hill house)

I just finished The Haunting Of Bly Manor and I’m so emotional AHHHHHHH

Both Owen and Jamie just have to live their lives without the people they loved and they have to watch these children they cared for forget the time they all spent together as a family and now I’m emo goddammit

hands down my greatest accomplishment

CRAIN FAMILY, pt. 2

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CRAIN FAMILY

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CRAIN BROTHERS, pt. 2

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CRAIN BROTHERS

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THEODORA CRAIN, pt. 2

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THEODORA CRAIN, pt. 1

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huge: always the first one to fix all sabotages and finishes his tasks in time.

shirley: finishes her tasks in time. gets mad when people don’t do tasks. sometimes sees a body but chooses to ignore it.

steve: would say that there are actually no impostors and people just tripped and fell to their death and everyone’s mentally ill for thinking there are impostors.

theo: the sleuth of the group. can tell who’s lying and who’s pretending to do tasks. hates being followed and chooses to be alone all the time.

luke: calls out the impostor but no one believes him.

nell: the first one to die.

olivia: claims she’s looking out for everyone but is actually the impostor.

*during Two Storms*

hill house: omg!!! the whole family is here! let’s play hide-and-seek.

hill house: you’ll hide first, nellie!

hill house: .

hill house: … why are you crying?

hugh: open the fuck up

hill house:

My headcanon on how Theo and Trish got close in the end

Theo x Trish

- On that night when Trish was ready to leave after the booty call, asked her to stay. Trish stayed, though she’s not sure why Theo only stared at a corner blankly for the rest of the night.

- when they buried Nell Trish only stayed close to Theo and be with her. Theo didn’t say anything, but Trish just rubbed her back to comfort her. (she was actually surprised when Theo didn’t shy away).

- They didn’t talk until they were back at the funeral home, where Theo seemed lonely and refused to talk to her family. Trish cracked a joke about alcoholism, and that was the first time she saw Theo smile with affection.

- Theo thanked her for coming and apologized again for being hostile at the funeral.

- after the funeral Theo actually thought of asking Trish out, until Luke stole her car and the whole shenanigan with Hill House happened.

- after Hill House Theo surprised her by texting her to ask her out on a dinner date. Trish got so nervous she was almost late because she couldn’t decide what outfit to wear. (should she go for modest? what if she gets disinterested? Or the sexy one? But it’s supposed to be a date, not a booty call)

- she went for modest in the end. During the dinner they got to know each other. Trish loves Theo’s wit, and Theo likes how warm Trish feels when her bare fingers slid across Trish’s knuckles.

- In fact, Trish only realized Theo wasn’t wearing gloves when Theo took her home. They didn’t have sex that night, but it’s okay. Both knew they are starting something genuine and they are looking forward to it.

- After a few more successful dates, late night texting, sleepovers at each other’s houses, Theo decides it’s time for her to move out with Trish. Trish agrees without hesitation. Shirley is, of course, proud of her little sister (but will forever miss their late night talks and Theo’s never-ending stash of beer).

- After moving in together, Theo never wears the gloves anymore. Not when Trish is always there to hold her hand.

Steve and Shirl trying to revive a dying Luke while Theo is in the corner having a weird sex dream about how she got on Santa’s naughty list.

The Haunting of Hill House (2018) one-shot.

Summary: After her death, Nellie drifted between past and present, sometimes trapped in moments that are beautiful, some horrifying. Happens from the moment when Nellie dies until the Red Room scene in the final episode.

Link:https://archiveofourown.org/works/28527420

Notes: This one had been in my mind some weeks ago, and while it took a while I finally finished it. Excited to hear your thoughts on this piece!

Summary:After her death and trapped as a victim of Hill House, Nell Crain drifted between past and present, sometimes trapped in moments that are beautiful, some horrifying.

“The second time the loop stopped again, Nell felt a chill that bit deep into her skin. With the cold settled deep in her bones, she opened her eyes, only to see her eldest sister in her mortician’s attire, her face glum and grief-stricken as her hands weaved a needle back and forth with skill, sealing a corpse’s scalp shut.

Upon closer inspection, Nell saw her own body on the silver table. Her skin was mottled with dark purple patches, her lips almost black as a leech. She could see a bucket underneath the table, and there was no doubt what was in the bag. Under normal circumstances Nell would have been creeped out by the silent, morbid atmosphere, but now Nell had shaken hands with death, trapped in a purgatory that she knew she could never escape. Shirley’s morgue was nothing compared to what she faced.

She watched Shirley work silently, slightly mesmerized by how Shirley’s hands seemed to move on their own. She did not want to interrupt her while she was working, knowing how much her sister took her work seriously (So serious she never answered Nellie’s calls of distress).

Her big sister then took a makeup kit and a brush; and began painting her face. Nell watched with awe, her head cocked to the side as how with every stroke of the brush, any signs of death was slowly painted away from her deceased face. She watched Shirley patiently worked on one cheek, each time making sure the tone was right, then made her way to the other cheek.

The brush stroked once before Shirley lost her grip and the brush dropped onto the table. A loud ‘clang’ resonated throughout the empty silence.

Nell was pulled out of her trance, startled by the noise, heartbroken even more as she heard a sniffle from Shirley. Her eldest sister, who hardly cried since their mother’s death, was now weeping openly as her hands, so steady and firm before, trembled in the cold.

“I’m sorry,”

I forgive you. Nell wanted to say. She took a step forward, only to find the ground giving way beneath her.

And Nell fell again. “