11 Works by eccacia
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One hot summer day, Barry manages to convince Caitlin to be his personal air-conditioner. Ah, the things she did for love…
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- Part 4 of All You Need Is Love
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Oliver and Felicity's five-year-old daughter knows a secret of Caitlin's that she's not telling, so Barry tries his best to coax it out of her... especially when he finds out that the secret is about him.
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- Part 3 of All You Need Is Love
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Nothing beats waking up next to her husband. Or: In which Caitlin becomes a human pillow and Barry isn’t coherent in the morning. No lemons, but there’s enough cuddling for everybody.
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- Part 2 of All You Need Is Love
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Barry and Caitlin attend a ball held in Caitlin's honor, and they go for a few whirls on the dance floor.
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- Part 1 of All You Need Is Love
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There’s a cute new customer coming to Jitters regularly, and Barry plans on asking her out. To test the waters, he tries flirting with her first. It’s... awkward, but surprisingly not as disastrous as everyone thinks it will be.
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- Part 2 of Across the Multiverse
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All love is laced with poison. No one knows that better than they do.
Partly based on the 3x22 extended promo.
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- Part 2 of Bear Hell in Your Heart
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His interest in her is purely instrumental.
He tells himself that she is to him as the queen is to the skilled chess player—the most powerful piece in his army, but a dispensable piece, nonetheless.
He tells himself this, but his eyes betray him.
When he watches her, he watches her not like a strategist moving pieces on a board; no, he watches her with hungry eyes.
Set during 3x20, “I Know Who You Are.”
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- Part 1 of Bear Hell in Your Heart
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One day, Barry arrives home from work to see a complete stranger in a lab coat frying chicken on his stove.
“Um, hi,” she says. “My place just blew up, so I hope you don’t mind if I crash here for a bit… Would you like some chicken?”
In which Barry teams up with the stranger who breaks into his home in order to save the world.
(Written for Snowbarry Week 2016. Cross-posted from Tumblr.)
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- Part 1 of Across the Multiverse
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“I still don’t think this”—she gestures between them—“is a good idea. Not until I figure out how to get rid of these powers.”
“And I still don’t see why not,” he insists. “We don’t have to tell anyone yet. We don’t even have to kiss. We can just have dinner and watch movies, like what we’re doing now. I just want to be with you. In any way—in every way possible.”
Post-3x07, “Killer Frost.”
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When Ronnie dies a second time—if it can be called a death—Caitlin expects her grief to be the same as when she had first lost him. She expects passionate grief: she expects to be hysterical, stubbornly inconsolable, unable to function for weeks; she expects to lash out in anger at someone, something, anything.
But save for the few silent tears on Barry’s shoulder, there is no passionate demonstration of sorrow, no irrevocable shattering of her world, no feverish incantations of Ronnie, this is too much to bear, you should have taken me with you.
Instead only a dull ache settles in her chest.
In the aftermath of the singularity, Barry and Caitlin deal with grief, guilt, and the tomb that their memory has become for the ones who have passed.
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Caitlin is jealous, Barry is distracted, Iris is amused, Cisco thinks he can save the day, Harry actually does, and two dorks finally admit that they’re in love. What begins as the most poorly-executed mission in Team Flash’s history turns out better than expected, after all.