He’ll make her teas and soups and stews - things to keep her warm from the inside out. He’ll make her nests of blankets and pillows in front of the fire so she can nap after he’s fucked her

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Thank you! It’s only loosely connected to the poem, but I drew from the idea of an inescapable raven and Hamlet being driven to madness by it. I imagine a happy ending for Clyde and Phee somewhere along the way once they figure out how to break the curse

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Ahhh I love it, its so appropriately unsettling (for hamlet)

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Thank you! I like to think that Phee suspects something is strange based on the random but meaningful gifts a raven keeps leaving on her window (her favourite flower, Clyde’s ring, etc). Perhaps a true love’s kiss will bring him back?

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Just thought about hamlet growing increasingly deranged while being haunted by this raven, that he ends up figuring out which raven is Clyde and capturing him—Phee and the Logans (and Bangs?) team up to heist him out of the castle and find a cure

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