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Contempt & Contemptibility by orangegreet
Fandoms: Shadow and Bone (TV), The Grisha Trilogy - Leigh Bardugo
16 Jul 2023
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“I am playing no game—do not presume to know my intentions, sir.”
“No? You say you wish you to be undisturbed and yet you pace in plain sight of the entire party, quite ready to be found. What do you call that if not a game?”
“What is your purpose in approaching me, exactly? To wound me? To wind me up?”
“To dance with you, of course.”
Regency-Ravka
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28 Oct 2025
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currently in mourning over the status of this fic
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Beth had imagined sex with Benny on many occasions. He’d touch her shoulder while lecturing over scrambled eggs. Sometimes he’d clap her warmly on the back after she uncovered a flaw in masterclass chess. In those lingering moments she’d plan out the sly things she’d say, the bold things she’d do that would leave him breathless and shaking -- but in none of her predicted scenarios did she imagine it going quite like this.
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24 Jan 2021
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26 Oct 2020
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"You're a psychiatrist," Will says. "Between your personal and professional lives you must have met thousands of people, you must know dozens of different flavors of pathology. Do you know anyone who would take me as I am? Who would be able to love me," he gestures in a sweeping motion, from his messy hair to his stained knee, "just as I am?"
"I do."
Bedelia's words shock Will into stillness.
“Really?”
AKA an AU where Bedelia is Will’s psychiatrist instead of Hannibal, Will makes a series of increasingly questionable life choices, and no one should ever take Bedelia’s advice. Ever.
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- Part 1 of Falls the Shadow (and extras)
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27 Sep 2020
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In the summer of 2011, psychiatrist and FBI consultant Dr. Hannibal Lecter travels with a crack forensic team to the murder capital of America to assist the New Orleans field office in hunting a possible serial killer. But bodies aren't the most interesting thing he finds when the water starts to rise.
Or, what would have happened if Will never left Louisiana?
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02 Aug 2020
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Will doesn't leave Hannibal's dinner party for his date with the Chesapeake Ripper. As a result, Hannibal alerts Will of his encephalitis that night and uses Will's recovery to explore his curiosity about friendship-- and what makes Will Graham fascinating. Hannibal's growing affinity for Will compels him to use a somewhat softer approach to influencing the man than he had originally planned, and Will isn't impervious to becoming the object of someone's affection after a lifetime of self-imposed social isolation.
TL;DR: S1 goes in a much fluffier direction as of "Sorbet." Will is Will. Hannibal is Hannibal, just a smidge closer to the man we know and love by the end of S3.
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25 Jul 2020
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Hannibal had wandered upon him entirely by mistake.
On a hunt like any other, Hannibal finds someone unexpected in his victim's basement.
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- 27/27
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16 Jul 2020
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Emma pressed her thumbs to the hot pink flush of his cheeks, a little less than gentle. “Darling Mr Woodhouse,” she said, watching his eyelashes flutter, the corners of his mouth curl upward, “I can barely stand how much I love you, how much I’d thrill to keep you here forever.”
“Then keep me,” he said quietly, firmly, “keep me, Emma, I’m yours.”
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30 Apr 2020
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Of all the rooms in which to torture oneself--and there were a great many to choose from in the abbey--this one did nicely. Large enough to avoid a feeling of confinement, the carpet surprisingly comfortable.
It was how Mr. Knightley could lay there for the better part of a day with only his heart in significant pain.
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21 Apr 2020