Index: Devils in Cell Block D
DEVILS in CELL BLOCK D
As this story is part of the Misfits but doesn't have any central characters in it, I decided to put them in a seperate post (and because there's not so much to catch up on with that). It's not a separate story as they all get the villain tag that they wouldn't get if they were the main characters in general and there are ties to the main story.
And it even has its own name that is lifted from Ed Brubaker and Michael Lark's first storyarc on Daredevil, Devil in Cell Block D.
Characters
Shane Doyle: Irish-American bisexual inmate. He is cocky, likes to be in control but also has a likable, loyal side to him that is often overshadowed by his psychotic tendencies. His claims to being married change from occasion to occasion and he is visited by various women he may have been or is still married to.
Michael O'Ryan: Irish-American inmate who isn't gay but does what he needs to. He is Doyle's cellmate and Doyle plans to take advantage of him in the beginning but soon realizes that he and O'Ryan are equals. O'Ryan is quiet and doesn't like to explain himself. He is regularly visited by his wife and brother. He works in clothes manufacture in the beginning but is soon sent to work in the infirmary.
Kyle McLachlan: Irish-American inmate sentenced to at least ten years of prison. Young, outgoing, charismatic, likable and always in a good mood. Grew up in Ireland and used to be a tattoo artist at one point, especially friendly with O'Ryan. He works in clothes manufacture.
Murphy: Irish-American inmate. Older than O'Ryan, Doyle and McLachlan, he has some authority among the other Irish inmates and wants moral standards that the rest don't really follow. He is known for his bigorty and racism.
Wittlesey: Correctional officer in cell block D who often finds himself at odds with Doyle.
Andrea Castellini: Italian inmate who has a strong aversion to O'Ryan and Doyle who thinks he knows O'Ryan from somewhere. Drug addict and dealer before getting to prison. He continues his operation within and is regularly visited by his ex-girlfriend Shirley.
Fritz Fleischer: German-American inmate sentenced to life imprisonment without possibility of parole, Fleischer has already been in prison when O'Ryan first came in and has a strong dislike for him. Fleischer believes in ultimate justice.
more to follow. I need black inmates and some of Fleischer's compatriots.
DEVILS IN CELL BLOCK D
confinement: O'Ryan is incarcerated.
may the cat eat you and the devil eat the cat: Fleischer sets eyes on O'Ryan.
fee fie foe fum: Doyle and O'Ryan meet each other for the first time.
¡cállate! / blow-in / because I said so: on his first night in prison, O'Ryan gets to know Doyle a little better.
understanding / nescience / 'Tis himself: Doyle wants confirmation about rumors he heard about O'Ryan.
buttons: O'Ryan starts his work in the sewing factory.
tumult: After a fight between the Aryans and black inmates, a lockdown is initiated, much to Doyle's annoyance.
caution: Andrea has a private conversation with O'Ryan.
Wild Rover: O'Ryan gets on Doyle's nerves while they do laundry
immure / luck of the Irish: O'Ryan gets acquainted with the other Irish inmates.
pog mo thoin: Doyle and O'Ryan get into a fight with the Aryan Brotherhood.
Shillelagh Law: After the fight with the Aryan Brotherhood, O'Ryan is forced to talk to the prison's priest.
longing: Doyle is thinking about O'Ryan. He'd prefer not to.
close quarters / a cell or prison: While in solitary confinement, plans are made.
loyalty or trust: Doyle is happy to see O'Ryan out of solitary confinement.
frisson: Doyle consoles O'Ryan after a visit from his wife.
driving the snakes out: Murphy approaches O'Ryan about starting a riot.
urgency: There's no time for foreplay.
spicy: Doyle enjoys the thrill.
rival: Doyle and O'Ryan are interrupted by a CO -- someone O'Ryan knows way too well.
pride: O'Ryan is worried about his reputation.
pother / shenanigans: Commotion during visitation.
albatross: The undercover mission has gone completely out of control.
veneange / pillow: the prison bunks are narrow.
(in)security: Doyle confesses something to O'Ryan that changes their relationship.
clandestine: O'Ryan does some thinking.
since you asked: Doyle tells O'Ryan about the first murder he committed.
the Claddagh: McLachlan tattoos O'Ryan and Doyle.
last legs: Stella turns to Kendra to get Hobbie out of prison.
Shamrock: O'Ryan and Doyle's last night together.
bitter: It's time for O'Ryan to leave prison.
cockatrice: the end of Operation Cockatrice.
solitude: Doyle is sad.