MomSlayer1000
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Jack Krauser was dead. Dead as a doornail, so on and so forth, but as important as it was in Dickens’ Christmas carol that Marley was dead was it that Krauser was one-hundred percent dead. Perhaps not in the ground, since his body had probably either been left where Leon killed him for the birds to peck at and eat as his corpse rotted away slowly, or someone, whether that be the government or who knows who else had taken it into possession for tests having to do with whatever type of Las Plagas he had poisoned his body with. That was less important though, and as mentioned before, the point was that he was dead.
So why did you, who had little relation to the man, suddenly feel like he couldn't leave your mind (o̶r̶ ̶b̶o̶d̶y̶)?
(yes the title is a mcr reference i could not help myself)
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The journey of Michael and Adam falling in love in the cage.
(Yes im shamelessly using the title of a TMBG song as the title and it's totally been done a billion times before but damnit i cant NOT do it. Also keep in mind if anything sounds a bit clunky its because english isn't my first language lulz.)
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old enough to know better (young enough to pretend) by MomSlayer1000
Fandoms: Brokeback Mountain (2005)
13 Jul 2024
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Ennis sure as hell isn't a man who's exactly loved by many, but the few who have really loved him would agree that there's one specific thing about him that tugs at your heart strings whenever it gets displayed, whether he means to or not.
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what some circumstance stole by Chrome
Fandoms: The Sandman (TV 2022), Dead Boy Detectives (TV)
04 Sep 2024
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For a magic-user intent on siphoning pain for power, both Hob Gadling and Edwin Payne represent unique opportunities. United in dire circumstances, a man incapable of dying and a boy long dead forge an unusual friendship--and try to survive the experience.
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“When you died,” Hob said. “How old were you?”
“Sixteen.”
“That,” Hob said, “Is awful.”
Edwin shrugged. “Life is, I’m afraid,” he said.
“Can be wonderful, too,” Hob said. “I promise.” -
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It's impossible to escape the feeling of being out of place, when butterflies fly away all around you and you are a caterpillar, stuck on the ground, in the unbreakable cocoon of childhood.
Tad and Peanut thought no one could ever understand them. At least, they did before finding each other.