Being dominated even a little. He’s so used to being in control from his years of living on that streets that being able to give full control to someone else just gets him all kinds of flustered and worked up.
5. Chocolate. Big time. With him being only half wolf, it’s more of an intolerance than anything more serious for him, so he does occasionally indulge in it.
11. He steals and hides people’s shit when he’s pissed off at them. When he was a kid, he used to piss on things instead.
21. Finding out he had siblings. He was raised by his human mother and the only other wolf he knew was his father. So, finding out he had siblings and actually getting to meet them was a huge tipping point in his life.
1. His wings, eyes, and hands. Without his hands, he can’t do a whole lot in terms of torturing people and that’s the only reason those are listed.
8. The only thing that actually comes to mind for him is when his mother literally disowned him. With how he views her, it was the only thing to actually draw a deeper emotional response from him???
18. He didn’t actually want to break Sera. She was originally just supposed to be something to use to piss of Az and then she sort of shattered and he felt sort of stuck with her. He wanted her to be like him.
You see, we’ve tried running AU’s with Chance where he WASN’T a total fucking psycho killer and they literally did not work?? Because even when he’s not a serial killer, he’s still a manipulative mother fucker and pushes other people into killing. He’s either a serial killer or a Charles Manson sort of deal, there is no other thing he could be.
She shuffles the deck and has them draw again. And again. And again. Five times. Three was enough, but Jackie likes to be certain. Still, they drew the same card every time. And she knows that the meanings are rarely literal– almost never, in fact. But something, call it intuition, call it premonition, call it whatever, tells her that today, this one is. And this is why she doesn’t do readings often, why she doesn’t like to pull out her deck. There’s not much she can do to change the future. She thinks that sometimes knowing it creates a self-fulfilling prophecy. Her lips are pursed, before she finally says. “It’s the death card. It represents the end of things. Not necessarily life. It could mean a job or a relationship. A streak of bad luck or good luck. It’s just… something’s ending.” Her gaze flickers up to meet the other’s eyes. “But I think, that this time… I think you might be about to die and I don’t know if it can be changed.”
He could smell it on her, the distress over him continuously pulling that same damn card. He knew his relationship was basically over, that had become apparent when he realized exactly who had killed his sister, but he needed to know if there was a chance he was going to survive this. Not that he necessarily wanted to be alive. “Doubt it can be. But, if it was going to be literal for anyone, might as well be the guy with nothing to live for.”
