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WWII Kidfic AU - As the threat of war grows the Mounts decided to return to England instead of staying in Singapore, and a young Patsy gets evacuated with her sister to Pembrokeshire.
Meanwhile Delia goes to live with her grandmother for the duration, allowing her mam to sign up for war work. Childhood friendship and fluff ensue, though some hurdles may need to be overcome to get there...Bookmarked by Selectric251
25 Jul 2024
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Passing the panty; a colloquialism for the roller-derby term 'passing the star'.
Eighteen year old Delia Busby is sick of living out in the middle of nowhere, and always being under her mother's thumb. That's when she meets Patsy Mount.
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22 Jul 2024
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Patience and Delia (Red and Blue) left each other notes.
Delia left notes for Red in the gurgle of the river, scraped into the bark in Morse code, in the whistle of trees, in the taste of the mint leaves she’d left in the outline of a footprint.
Patience left Blue notes in the hum of an oven, the miniature cogs of a clock, the smell of engine exhausts and the swing of an axe.
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A This is How You Lose the Time War AU
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20 Jul 2024
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Set mainly from the end of season six into a non-canon imagining of how things transpired after the final Patsy and Delia scene. Will include flashbacks of canon scenes and notions all my own. Mainly worked around the point of view of Delia, but all characters help chug the story along in their own way.
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19 Jun 2024
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Patsy Mount could not speak for stones, but she was well acquainted with the damage sticks could do. But even knowing the horrors that they, and presumably stones, could bring, she also knew that words were just as capable of inflicting pain. Of leaving scars.
But there was one phrase that had heralded more pain in Patience Mount’s life than any other. Three little words, that when combined, could instill more cold terror in her than any other words, sticks, or stones could ever hope to muster.
I love you.
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A meditation on the power of words in Patsy Mount's life.
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07 May 2024