MaggieMay
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“You know, the conclave of 1268 went down like this. The townsfolk of Viterbo locked up the cardinals, reduced rations to bread and water, then took off the roof to allow for natural light.” Aldo eked one eye open from repose; to Lawrence, it was like being caught in the view of a sniper. “Do you think the Holy Father would forgive me for not praising his originality?”
Lawrence thought about it, then cast his gaze to the window - one containing an image of the Virgin Tedesco was attempting with all his might to escape through. His progress was minimal; in Lawrence’s opinion, he’d fare far better if he were to stand on a box.
“I would think so,” he said, “though I’m not certain banality will remain your core complaint, once this is finished.”
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He can feel it already, the euphoria Louis described – the kind of out-of-body, raw-dogging invulnerability that would’ve made even twenty-three-year-old Daniel Molloy ask ‘cocaine who?’ It’s deadly, how good it feels, and it wouldn’t take an addict’s mind to interpret it as such. As-is, Daniel is fucked harder than Nancy Reagan’s throat.
“Fine, I’ll skip the preamble, and let’s get to stepping: why aren’t I fucking dead?”
OR: Daniel Molloy Gets Turn't. Then he tries out the Rules.
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It’s not so much the office that rankles - more the fact that Izzy’s not been in an office since ‘Ar Di’ was still kicking, and that approach had been working quite well for his blood pressure.
OR: when asked to project manage a 'favour' for Edward's new paramour, Izzy discovers it's best not to underestimate the receptionist.
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Lucius had been kidding, with regards the ‘morning blowie’ comment, but is loath to complain- that is, until the clang of a bell rings out from above, and damn near deafens him.
“What the fuck-”
Lucius sits bolt upright in bed, but the watch post is right above Izzy’s quarters, and he soon hears Buttons’ unmistakable timbre:
“State y’name, or darkness befall ye!”
A very different voice - incredibly English - calls back: “What-ho, Clansman! I daresay I wouldn’t mind a cheeky word with your Captain.”
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- Part 6 of 'That Thing We Do' verse
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It’s not the first time Izzy’s walked in on Wee John doing something strange - but at least this time it’s not ‘watching Lucius and Pete getting a ride.’
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"Arguing with Abby is addictive; infuriating and exhilarating all at once, and in his fevered imagination he knows fucking her would be the same."
Set in season one, in which Kane and Abby are incredibly hot for each other and really pissed off about it. They both have their own ways of relieving the tension...
Bookmarked by MaggieMay
28 Jan 2019
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And you know, there's something really liberating about putting your thoughts down and sending them out and not being able to take them back. I think you're probably reading this and thinking that I'm significantly weirder deep down inside than you'd thought, and that's all right because it's the truth. But maybe you don't care and you've already thrown this away and you'll toss any other ones I send out with the junk mail, unopened. And that'd be okay too. It's not the reading that counts; it’s the writing.
There are two boxes full of letters in Eames's desk drawer. The ones he receives from Arthur, and the ones he wishes he could send in reply.
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23 Jan 2019
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And you know, there's something really liberating about putting your thoughts down and sending them out and not being able to take them back. I think you're probably reading this and thinking that I'm significantly weirder deep down inside than you'd thought, and that's all right because it's the truth. But maybe you don't care and you've already thrown this away and you'll toss any other ones I send out with the junk mail, unopened. And that'd be okay too. It's not the reading that counts; it’s the writing.
There are two boxes full of letters in Eames's desk drawer. The ones he receives from Arthur, and the ones he wishes he could send in reply.
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Bookmarked by MaggieMay
23 Jan 2019
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Arthur's always listening to someone bang someone else two feet away. Eames thinks he hears a cat.
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Bookmarked by MaggieMay
20 Jan 2019
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Mike accidentally imposes on Harvey's evening with a "friend" when he is mugged in the neighbourhood and needs a place to crash, putting Harvey's personal and professional boundaries to the test.
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Bookmarked by MaggieMay
25 Sep 2018