fangirl. filipina. reader.
fierce females
aeryn sun, amy poehler, anna torv, azula, black widow, brittany s. pierce, buffy summers, captain america, clone club, dana scully, dani reese, death (sandman), galadriel, heather morris, irina derevko, leslie knope, lina inverse, leslie knope, liz lemon, lois lane, minako aino, nadia santos, natasha romanova, naya rivera, olivia dunham, parker, peggy carter, rose tyler, santana lopez, snow white, steve rogers, ruby | red riding hood, tatiana maslany, tess mercer, tina fey, yuuko ichihara, zoe washburne
theme by: the wicked eternity
home is where the heart is
I shipped them in the alt!verse too but it was the amberverse where they rose to OTP levels.
I really loved how they really clicked together in a way that Peter and Olivia never clicked for me. I just love the level of understanding they have for each other and just, I love how careful they are.
(And then the epic Indie romance coffee shop meet up happened and I was a goner. I’ve never seen Olivia that genuinely happy to see someone. I stand by my theory that if Peter never existed, Linc is supposed to fill in the shoes that’s left.)
Then it crosses over to another universe and I’m just… feeeeeelings.
olivia dunham, red. (asked by anon)
shipping meme | 1. lincoln/olivia
first thought ‘omg yeah’
let’s be real the first time i shipped lincoln/olivia was in redverse which mean i immediately was thinking about a lincoln for our liv. but technically this is amberverse and the second i started shipping it was when he existed but then him and olivia were introduced to each other and i just wanted him to propose.
favorite scene
i’m not kidding when i say i still get a little misty eyed at this whole god damn scene. oh my god just, she doubles back to go into the diner and he’s so pleasantly surprised to see her and she’s like, studying him. i think she i so happy to have found this person, someone she feels a connection to, to fill the void she’s felt her whole life. the feeling is so new and scary to her, but this is her person.
favorite cap
look at them, these dumb dorky action heroes fighting crime and being adorable. i just love the juxtaposition of them in this cap.
favorite line
“you look a little freaked out, wanna talk about it?” omg i hate them. i am CONVINCED this is going to be a thing between them. just a way to cut the tension for future endeavors. they formed this bond so quick and they trust each other and really count on each other.
How many kids?:
Two. It was only Henry in the beginning. Between the Fringe Division and the world ending they really didn’t have the time nor the inclination. Also, there was the little thing where they both didn’t know they were dating.
They figured it out, eventually between the kissing and Henry one day calling Lincoln ‘dad’. His eyes grew wide as saucers and he stared at Liv like he was afraid she’d kick him or something. Instead, Liv was *looking* at him with that look. Then Charlie punched both their arms and exclaimed. “About damned time!”
Ella was born a few years when Fringe Events become so infrequent people were starting to breathe easy. Lincoln doesn’t know where she got the name, Olivia claimed she got the name from a Fringe agent she knew, which was curious because Lincoln doesn’t remember any Fringe agents called Ella.
Who’s the strict one?:
Lincoln. Well, he tries to be strict. Considering he’s had all the military training and is a bona fide Captain, he figured that’d be his thing.
Apparently not. He just folds like a house of cards when Henry looks at him like Linc took away his favorite toys or when Ella pouts. Liv, surprisingly, for all the fun loving free spirit is actually very strict and Henry’s looks or Ella’s pouts don’t work on Liv.
Who lets them get away with everything?:
Lincoln, the big softie. Also, Uncle Charlie. But mostly, he spoils them so when he returns the kids back to Liv and Lincoln he’ll always be the cool Uncle Charlie.
In return Liv tells the kids all about Uncle Charlie’s worms. The next time they meet the kids want to see Uncle Charlie’s worms.
Was either one reluctant to be a parent?:
They both were. Olivia because she never really intended to be a parent, especially not when it meant bringing another life in a world that’s about to end. This only meant, of course, she grew more determined to save her world.
Family Traditions?:
They go to Marilyn’s on Sundays, and visit her in the Yellow House. Something about the house makes Liv a little more carefree. It’s not the forced kind of carefree she wore a few years before and recently, before the Fringe Events started to ease off… Lincoln and Charlie actually became worried about Olivia.
It seemed she got it in her head that there was a way to stop the world from falling around their ears and seemed to be on a one woman crusade to do *something*. It didn’t help that her relationship with Secretary Bishop became even more tense.
Henry was half a Bishop (and *that* still turns his head) and that seemed to be the only reason Secretary Bishop didn’t stick Liv in prison indefinetly.
One day, for the second time, Liv left Henry with him and disappeared. It was the longest week of his life. Just as he and Charlie were about to go and do something stupid Olivia returned to her mother’s house where they were staying. She looked worse for wear, like she was hollowed out from the inside. Whatever she did, it cost something. Liv entered the Yellow House, went straight to Henry and gave him a long hug, not long after that she turned and kissed Lincoln.
They never spoke about the week or her return, or the desperate way she clung to Henry and Lincoln, even Charlie. But they always made it a point to visit Marilyn in the Yellow House every Sunday.
Any requirements of the kids? (bring honor to the family, get married and have lots of kids, etc):
Olivia had no requirements about her kids, all she wanted, all she ever wanted was to give them the world — and she did.
Overall parenting style:
For the longest time, Olivia’s been scared shitless about being a parent, being good enough to be a parent. She knew she projected it by turning to her job. The days she dedicated her life to her job were the days she realized that she wasn’t so different from the Other Olivia. Especially not when she broke into Secretary Bishop’s facility a second time and disappeared. She never talked about where she went or what happened and she was thankful Lincoln understood.
But after that, the fear subsided and instead she became the best parent she thought was possible. One thing’s for sure, she will never, ever go for the Walter Bishop School of Parenting in any universe.
She’s also glad her kids also have her mom, Charlie, Lincoln and even Astrid in their lives. Because one day if she has to disappear again, she knows her kids would never be alone.
A stranger’s light comes on slowly
A stranger’s heart without a home
So this look about right?
