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You were a king and his castle (I was every dirty rascal) by bogcreature
Fandoms: Wiedźmin | The Witcher - All Media Types, The Witcher (TV)
15 Jul 2023
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“The song’s about him isn’t it? Your witcher?”
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Jaskier and Radovid talk after their moment in the barn.
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(your face in my hands is) everything good i need by mllekurtz (TheKnittingJedi)
Fandoms: Critical Role (Web Series)
04 May 2021
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The last person Caleb Widogast, Professor of Modern History, expects to find as he walks in a random pub in a foreign city at the end of a long conference is Dr. Essek Thelyss, eminent Latinist and his sort-of intellectual crush.
Things rapidly evolve from there, in rather unexpected ways.
(Written for Essek Week 2021)
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13 Nov 2024
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before it gets dark by buckstiel
Fandoms: Campaign (Podcast), Star Wars - All Media Types
02 Mar 2021
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The story doesn't end at the decision to become rebels.
Or: a post-kanan continuation of the Mynock's adventures following the Roche arc.
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12 Jan 2024
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Tryst was like if you took all of Leenik’s worst impulses and made them hot. Only in Tryst they didn’t feel—dangerous. Or they did, but the good kind of dangerous, not the unbalanced, fragile kind. In Tryst they were the kind of dangerous that made you fun at parties, rather than the kind that got you psychiatric screenings. Tryst took the spikes out of Leenik’s free-falling self-destruction and made him think—infectious and certain—that he was going to land safely before before he leapt.
He was usually wrong. Which was how they ended up back at the Bluebird, at 8 am, two hours into Leenik’s shift, slumped into a booth. Leenik was tipped forward with his head on the table. Bacta’s head was on his knee, the rest of him splayed across the bench. He felt kind of weird about that—not Bacta in his space, he’d had that for five years easy as breathing. It was the six months that he hadn’t that was making it weird.
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04 Nov 2023
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Hampton Fawx usually doesn't focus on the fact he doesn't exactly understand relationships and sex. However when he ends up not getting solution to their case because of it, he starts thinking about it more.
Should he want to be in a relationship? Should he understand all the comments people make? Should he get why sex was such a big motivations for everyone else? Should he actually think about it if the current situation didn’t make him do it?
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- Part 1 of Ace Podcast Week 2023
Bookmarked by bogcreature
22 Oct 2023
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This was super cute! I love how you wrote Madge and Hampton’s relationship! I also enjoyed how you clearly wrote Madge’s explanation in a way that would make sense for someone in the 1890s <3 love people realizing their aroace and being treated with love and support
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He knows why Crowley — who had not so much as picked up a book since the invention of the printing press — had done all that, and done it to save the fragile, insignificant human items that Aziraphale reveried with such vital importance, without even having to be asked. He knows, with a feeling of exhilaration like a live wire throughout his body, why Crowley had always saved him, had always thought of him, and had always treated him with such kindness, the likes of which Aziraphale had never received from anyone else, and never would, or had thought to extend even to himself.
Season three opens on London, 1941, and the end of a long night.
Bookmarked by bogcreature
22 Aug 2023