4 Works by postelectric
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Without preamble or warning Ashton says, “They both died, you know. Nobody mentioned that little part of the story. I think you deserve to have all the information.”
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the friendly neighborhood by postelectric
Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, Iron Man (Movies), Spider-Man (Tom Holland Movies), Spider-Man - All Media Types, The Avengers (Marvel Movies)
25 Sep 2020
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“Mr. Stark?”
Before Tony looks, he hopes to every god whose hand he’s shaken that he’ll meet an uncanny Parkeresque-but-definitely-not-the-real-Peter Parker doppelganger who just happens to know who he is. That’s what he tells himself, anyway. It’s not impossible. Tony saved the universe. Most people know him, even with the giant face scar. Maybe because of the giant face scar.
It’s the real Peter Parker. He’s barely taller than he was at sixteen and he has pretty much the same amount of hair, but he’s got more in the shoulders and jawline these days. “Mr. Parker. You grew up.”
“Yeah,” Peter says. “That, uh, that happens sometimes, if you’re lucky.”
“You got lucky.”
(or, in which the friendly neighborhood spider-man from queens doesn't become an avenger and doesn't turn to dust. or, in which tony stark restores the universe for pepper potts and then lives to tell about it, which is not according to plan.)
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The tapping of Dipper’s pencil against the tabletop has stopped, and his gaze is darker than Mabel’s under the bill of his hat. They don’t blink as often as normal people do, Norman realizes, and they’re watching him. He thinks about movement in his peripheral vision and electricity up his spine, how pine forests swallow the sound of footsteps in loam, the pale shadows of scars that slice through the freckles on the backs of Dipper’s hands.
“You get a lot of zombies in Gravity Falls?” he asks.
(Previously titled "Norman Babcock's Guide to the Unexplained")
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Mrs. Brisby took a breath and started again. “Nicodemus said that Jonathan never told me about NIMH because he would stay young and I wouldn’t, but I would have - I would have noticed, wouldn’t I have? So that makes no sense unless Jonathan - unless Jonathan never planned on staying to watch me grow old.”
“That’s not true,” Justin said softly. “You know that’s not true.”