Tenebron
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Scully drops by unexpectedly. Mulder has a lot to explain.
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25 Nov 2015
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The stalker became a ghost haunting him, a nightmare that didn't allow him to sleep. He lived in a coma, in a dream, where faceless man came to him and his long transparent fingers burned his flesh like candle wax.
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Written for Gobblepot Week 2015: Day 3 - Role Reversal. I thought about Jim, which became so obsessed with Oswald that it made him become a bad guy.Bookmarked by Tenebron
23 Sep 2015
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Jim Gordon is king of Gotham, the most ruthless crime boss around. Many hope to gain his loyalty and many come to beg at his knees, asking for favours from him, and Detective Cobblepot is no different. The two share something of a history together, so when Oswald comes to Jim asking for a favour there is ultimately a price to pay.
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23 Sep 2015
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other things the road to hell is paved with by callmearcturus, LuciaZephyr
Fandoms: Dresden Files - Jim Butcher, Dresden Files - All Media Types
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(Book One of Matter of Chicago series) I tend to turn right by instinct when given a decision. Right-handed, evocate with my right side, and try to do the right thing.
But we've all done that, haven't we? Wondered what was going down in the universe next door. How one decision would shake up everything we knew.
What happens when we turn left.
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16 Apr 2015
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"Gotham is my home," Oswald says.
Jim is drawn to Oswald just like he's drawn to the city and he feels a genuine affection for it; it's so corrupt and twisted and yet so goddamn beautiful, undeniably so, magnetic in its pull and Jim thinks that really, there isn't much of a difference between the city and Oswald.
(In which there is more to Oswald than meets the eye, Jim restores balance, and life is complicated.)
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10 Apr 2015