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Neil grabbed the comforter and suddenly jumped off the bed, pulling all the blankets off of Todd before he could stop him. Todd whined and curled in on himself, a baggy white t-shirt and boxers now his only warmth.
“What the hell was that for?” Todd complained.
“For sticking to routine! Domesticity is for cowards.”
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01 Jan 2024
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I've Been So Good, Where The Hell Is The Karma? by Jottles
Fandoms: Dead Poets Society (1989)
01 Oct 2020
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Pointless.
Useless.
Burden on everyone.This was Todd's mood in a nutshell in this particular moment.
(Or: i'm going through depressive episode and i need to take it out on something. also i like when at least someone is cared for, even if its not me. dont be too harsh bros)
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02 Jan 2024
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Dr Perry, the Oncologist by GayFandomNerd
Fandoms: Dead Poets Society (1989), House M.D.
16 May 2024
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Neil didn’t die, instead he goes to military school, loses touch with all his friends, and becomes a doctor, specifically an oncologist (cancer doctor). He starts working at a hospital and becomes best friends with a diagnostic doctor. Who then gets a patient with blonde hair, blue eyes, and a last name Neil could never forget, Anderson
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23 Mar 2024
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In which Todd's feelings start off as admiration but morph into deeper territory, something that he can't show anyone. But a man can not bottle his feelings forever, what he doesn't tell, he writes.
This is my way of writing scenes that the movie doesn't show, or barley shows. Some movie scenes are mixed together so it might not be totally the same. I like to think of this as a gayer rewriting. What was only subtext is now all-over-the-text.
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05 Jan 2024
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As soon as their days at Hellton were over, the poets collectively decided to use their savings to buy a house. Against a backdrop of parental rejections and less-than-ideal jobs, the seven poets took comfort in knowing they had each other to embark on what would be the toughest challenge so far: to be free and pursue their dreams.
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The front door creaked, and its sound echoed in the silent night. The faint porch lamp offered such dim illumination that the weather-beaten facade of the house remained mostly shrouded in darkness. Though the house showed the scars of time, seven young people gathered before it, their smiles radiant and their gazes determined.
“Home, sweet home,” said Neil.
“It certainly has potential,” offered Charlie with his signature smirk.
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