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"What do you want me to say? Do youuuu…want me to feel awful?"
"Kinda," Sam admits.
"I've never been worse. My life is meaningless. How can I go on-" I begin to drone, robotically. She steps towards me, cupping her hand over my mouth, frustratedly.
"Aren't you even the least bit sorry?"
If I'm being honest, I feel nothing. But she wants a show, and I'm bored, so I decide to see where this goes.
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In All the Ways There Were by mollyknox
Fandoms: The Lord of the Rings - J. R. R. Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types, The Lord of the Rings (Movies)
28 Sep 2020
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When Sam nearly lost Frodo on Weathertop, he made a promise to himself: to tell the truth.
A retelling of the Lord of the Rings (movie canon) from Sam's perspective. Also he and Frodo are in love.
(this fic is completed)
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- Part 1 of In All the Ways There Were
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< "If you asked me to kiss you, I would" >
One grew up among the trees, the other surrounded by the ocean.
It wasn't their similarities that the two found so interesting in each other, but rather their numerous differences, which turned out to be the beginning of an unforgettable new chapter in their lives; the start of two teenage na'vi blossoming into something they had never expected.
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(Aonung x Neteyam)
-Avatar The Way Of Water- -
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Two first-born sons of two mighty warriors. One free to choose his path, terrified to make the wrong choice. One drowning in the never-ending hurricane of expectation.
there is a version of this translated into Chinese!! found at: https://buchaojun.lofter.com/post/1f55c416_2b823488b
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Back home, Neteyam was a hunter. An unparalleled archer of his age. An expert ikran rider. Here in the reefs of Awa’atlu, it was as if the waves had washed away all of his past—his training, his accomplishments, his stature. Everything except his family and their expectations, because above all else, he was an eldest son.
But there was one thing he hadn’t lost to the water. His hands, that had made his bow from the remains of the Home Tree, that had made the visor he donned on his last ride from the mountains. His hands, that could weave and build. His skills of craft would always stay with him, and they could be just the thing to help the Sully family acclimatize to sea life—the way for him to protect his family.(In which Neteyam uses Na’vi craftsmanship to make gear for swimming.)