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Nobody Is Coming for You. by AlternateOffender
Fandoms: The Mandela Catalogue (Web Series)
05 Oct 2025
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Mark Heathcliff, an 18 year old, who lives in Mandela County, WI, ends up having his entire life changed for the absolute worst.
RE-WRITTEN.
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Mandela Writing Drabbles (SFW) by AlternateOffender
Fandoms: The Mandela Catalogue (Web Series)
05 Dec 2023
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I write when I get bored.
No sex or any kind of romantic relationships is written in this book. If you were expecting that, go read my other book, or find other works.
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State-wide electrical shock and outage caused Alex Kister's creations to come alive... Well, one of them, since he hadn't even started on the rest.
He was surprised to see Mark Heathcliff - himself - standing infront of him; scared shitless, and on the verge of tears.
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From Ch 10:
"Drowning. He was drowning in his own grief.
Rushing in his ears like the crashing of waves, vision tunnelling - pin-point focus on his ratty old sneakers, bright red against the grey of the pavement. Blood against stone. Heart hammering so hard and fast against his sternum that it felt as though it were permanently clenched, held stiffly in place, straining.
He was dying. Oh fuck, he was dying."
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Mark Heathcliff survived September 1992, but Cesar Torres did not. An alternate killed Mark's best friend and, one way or another, he's going to get revenge. If he dies trying, well, that's a win too, right?
Or: The aftermath of 'Its Name Was Cesar Torres'.
Rated M for strong horror and themes.
NOW AN ORIGINAL SERIES (REFER TO LATEST CHAPTER)
Tumblr: www.tumblr.com/mustangs-flames
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09 Mar 2024
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Its Name Was Cesar Torres by mustangisinflames
Fandoms: The Mandela Catalogue (Web Series)
24 Apr 2023
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From Chapter 6:
"Then, abruptly, Mark seemed to straighten up, the weapon in his hands no longer shaking, held securely despite the blood and pain he must have felt to do so.
"Mark?" He asked.
"You fucking bastard."
It was an impulsive thing, really. He could see it in Mark's eyes - the intrusive thought, the longing to hurt another being as he had been, the brief consideration.
His righteous anger.
The gunshot rang out."
Mark does not die in September 1992, but his friend, Cesar Torres, hasn't been the same since his mother died.
Or: An alternate tries a little too hard to be human. It goes about as well as you'd expect.
(FINAL CHAPTER IS UP!)
(Chapter 7 has some doodles :) )I also have a Tumblr www.tumblr.com/mustangs-flames
There are now boundaries for this AU in the top author's note.
PART 2 "10:15, Saturday Night" is up btw!Series
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22 Feb 2024
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Maybe Thatcher Davis wasn’t so bad. by empties
Fandoms: The Mandela Catalogue (Web Series)
26 Aug 2022
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A few minutes later, Mark was sitting with his back against the door. His face ached, but especially his right eye and nose. He brought a finger to his upper lip and looked at his hand. His finger was coated in blood, which made him feel even sicker than before.
“Let me out, please…” Mark pleaded. His voice was hoarse, and he felt sudden deja vu.
He was there again, in the bedroom with his bible in his hands. He was rocking back and forth on the ground, sobbing as hard as he could. He called out to his mother and father, praying that maybe— just maybe they could save him. The room was always dark, but the analog television in his bedroom would turn on from time to time. To show a photo of that hooded man and his smile. To ridicule him and laugh at him.
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Thatcher Davis has a lot on his plate. He has his job as a police lieutenant, the #00432 case, and now a traumatized seventeen year old boy in his house, who's family seemingly disappeared.
(the fic where thatcher saves mark and takes him in. thatcher is trying to be a good police officer and dad. mark is bad at showing his emotions.)
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18 Feb 2024
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who have i been praying to all this time? by empties
Fandoms: The Mandela Catalogue (Web Series)
30 Jul 2022
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Mark sighed and sulked back into his seat. It’s warm and comforting. He wanted to lay down in the warmth forever and let his burning indignity destroy every sin he has ever committed. To burn every mistake he’s ever made in his life and watch everything he has ever worked for ignite into flames. Because at the end of the day, whatever Mark worked for always got destroyed. Suddenly, a question Thatcher wasn’t expecting. “Why did you save me?”
“You called me.” Mark could hear the confusion laced in Thatcher’s voice. “Did you hit your head or something? Do I need to take you to the hospital?”
“No, I mean the alternate incident.” Mark explained. “You didn’t have to. Other people were dying to alternates, but you saved me. You could have saved anyone else. Why me?”
“Mark, are you thinking of killing yourself?
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It's been seven years since the alternate incident involving Mark, and he doesn't know how to move on.
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Bookmarked by AlternateOffender
18 Feb 2024
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open the door, pick up the phone, it's all the same. it's always the same. by Mythic_And_Co
Fandoms: The Many Hungry Teeth of God, Original Work
28 Jul 2023
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Usually, when something like this happens, Bob would call Graham. There’s an awful irony in it, that when he calls for help with nightmares now the police answer. There’s also a reason that he doesn’t use an old landline, a fear that even the act of merely holding the thing will cause whatever’s broken in him to click back into place.
Their thoughts have gone off-track.
Usually, when something like this happens, Bob would call Graham. But tonight he can’t trust himself to keep the details of the nightmare vague, can’t trust his voice not to skip as though he were calling with a bad signal the way it had from beyond the door, can’t trust himself to say he is afraid rather than tell Graham to be afraid.
So instead he hugs his knees to his chest and ignores the fact that his kind should not be able to cry.
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or: Bob has an unpleasant reminder of the skeletons in his closet in the form of a nightmare. Luckily or unluckily, Graham does, too.
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- Part 2 of Confessions of a Tech Shop Owner
- Part 3 of The Many Hungry Teeth of God
Bookmarked by AlternateOffender
05 Feb 2024

