YES

YES

I want a boy to rub his hands through my hair while we lay down on the couch, our bodies gently intertwined; a horror movie gently playing on the TV.

And we are gay.

This is a poem i wrote called Two Ends ! :)

“love is such a strange yet wonderful thing

and i know i love him.

he makes me feel surreal

he knows me so well

he loves me.

he loves me, he loves me, he loves me!

i want it to run through my mind as much as possible

it could run a marathon for all i care

because he loves me

not just someone,

me.

he actually loves me

and it makes me think

of why the others didn’t

because now i know love

and i question why i didn’t before

why did no one bother to show me it

something so

special.

something of care

and trust

and the trust is why i know they didn’t

because it was a one way street

and i ran straight through it

pouring my trust into them

and as i reached a dead end

i realized they hadn’t done the same

but now i know

that love

needs trust and care on both ends

and this time

there’s two ends to the street”

sometimes you dont eat fruit for awhile and then you eat some fruit and you're like oh fuck its fruit

the urge to lay in a pretty boys lap and let him softly caress my hair pelasepleqse please

hehehehe

what if i sat on the counter while you made breakfast and you stood between my legs and we kissed. and we were both boys

Marble Hornets is a narrative haunted by both Amy and Jessica. So much of the series revolves around the mystery of what happened to them, and how they affected the characters behind the camera.

It's Amy that first shows us Alex does care and is affected by the actions he's taken.

It's Amy that unintentionally gets Jessica involved with the Operator and the others.

It's Jessica that first directly points out how strange Jay's behavior is, and who drives Jay forward to confronting Alex.

It's Amy's mention that allows Tim to finally gain the upper hand in his fight with Alex.

It's Jessica who closes Tim's part in the story, and who carries on the narrative in the comics.

Constantly in the latter two seasons we are left wondering where they are, who knows, and whether they are alright. For characters not given a lot of screen time due to the availability of their actors, so much of the story is driven by their involvement.