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For I just threw out the love of my dreams! by GimmeYorGender
Fandoms: Hunger Games Series - All Media Types
18 Feb 2025
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Minnow Ibsen, an 18-year-old district four tribute, had won the 55th hunger games out of pure luck. Now instead of letting him rest or work or anything to cope with that shithole of an experience, he's being made to train other children to do as he had done. Worst of all, he's not even training district four kids, no he's helping with the district two kids. So, he's forced to not only help kids learn how to win a death game with the skills he barely has, but he also has to deal with his bitchy beast of a fellow trainer? Mentor? Minnow's not entirely sure what they are since there's not currently a game in progress, anyways the point is that he's fucked.
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- English
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- 465
- Chapters:
- 1/?
- Kudos:
- 2
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England brings little Hong Kong some presents from his home, and China reluctantly approves of them. Early 1800s.
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- Part 1 of Good Days / Bad Days
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19 Oct 2025
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Francis watches greedily as James recovers.
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16 Oct 2025
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In a series of unbelievably fortunate events, a much different group comes back to Lindisfarne.
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15 Oct 2025
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For all of time, stories of unknown creatures living amongst mortal men are passed down through the ages. Wearing human skin, things are not always what they seem
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08 Oct 2025
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He'd hid in his trees and behind the sheltering walls of his General’s orders. He'd watched brave men – and the sneaky women who found their way into his numbers – pitch themselves across a battlefield. Small, untrained, barely passing for competent and yet they drove themselves into a fury against the British. They threw themselves into battle for what they believed in, damn the consequences, because this was bigger than just the status quo. It was something they believed in.
He was something they believed in.
How could he throw that away? (He couldn't)
And that made him fearless.
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08 Oct 2025