Hey there internet.

Recently I've been pretty bored as I'm currently waiting to go to Uni and have a large gap of time to fill and so getting an account and starting writing is one of the ways to fill the unending void of boredom.

Currently I'm pretty much obsessed with Fallout, specifically Fallout 3, and there are two characters which I am stupidly in love with. Both Charon and Ahzruhkal. Unfortunately I didn't get much time to delve into Ahzruhkal's character as before I even realised what the hell was going on, Charon blew his head off. Twice. Thanks Charon. However what I did get to experience of Ahzrukhal, he seemed pretty damn awesome, in a somewhat freakish sort of way. I really wanted to find out more about Ahzrukhal, and when I came here I was disappointed by the lack of fanfics involving him for more than one chapter. So I decided to have a hack at writing my own, involving an equally awesome character Charon. Charon has been yet another character which does not get enough background coverage as he deserves in the game. Seriously, Bethesda needs to get their asses onto making an entire book based on the followers which focuses on their life stories.

Besides 'Fallout' the other thing I'm head of heels for is 'Thor' and 'The Avengers,' and if I'm going to be honest, Loki. I mean come on, Loki has to be one of the greatest villains of all time, partly because we can emapthise with the poor sod. His real parents ditched him, he was adopted by a man who lied all his life to him for reasons which Loki deems to be only self profitable and he is part of a race that he believes to be barbaric, malicious, cut throat killers. Okay, sure we can't empathise with him on that one, but it still makes you feel bad for the guy and helps you sort of understand why he decided to have a massive mental breakdown victimising pretty much anything that gets in the path of Loki's great big sh*t storm of an identity crisis.
Bottom line, the films were fantastic in every way imaginable, from the directing to the utterly incredible acting of both Chris Hensworth and Tom Hiddleston...and don't get me started on the awesomeness of 'The Avengers.' Definitely the first time I've ever respected the Hulk as an intriguing and actually pretty terrifying character. I was literally pushing myself back into the seat at the bit where he flips out and poor Scarlet Johanson was wriggling about in horror on the floor. Let's just say I was surprised there wasn't a me shaped indent in the back of the cinema seat.