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Our Strength and All Our Sweetness by x_los
Fandoms: Sherlock Holmes & Related Fandoms, The Great Mouse Detective (1986)
17 Jul 2019
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A sequel to "Her Walking Clothes" and the Mouse answer to "The Adventure of the Red-Headed League".
Since unmasking Basil's best disguise, Ratigan has been assiduously courting the detective. It's taken years, but Basil has grudgingly admitted him into her life. Unfortunately, being part of Basil's life inevitably involves getting wheedled into spending the night in a pitch-black vault under a bank, unable to speak, to prevent a crime Ratigan would have preferred to commit himself. Be that as it may, Ratigan has always found the rewards of meticulous planning and patience to be delicious.
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- Part 2 of Walking Clothes Universe
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10 Oct 2026
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Tricky and Wicked, Of Course by x_los
Fandoms: The Great Mouse Detective (1986), Sherlock Holmes & Related Fandoms
07 Aug 2014
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The history of the rodent world is similar to, but does not exactly parallel, the history of the human world. A comedy in which Basil marries in haste, and attempts to annul in even greater haste.
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09 Oct 2026
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Oh, Rats! by x_los
Fandoms: The Great Mouse Detective (1986), Sherlock Holmes & Related Fandoms
24 Aug 2014
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While in disguise, Basil is mistaken for a prostitute.
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09 Oct 2026
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A bar fight breaks out at Quark’s.
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27 Sep 2026
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During the kal-if-fee a zavik-tel, a proto-bond, formed between Spock and his captain. Or at least that was what the Vulcan had assumed it was. But Spock learns that sometimes dedication, no matter how laudable the ideal to which it is given, can lead to obsession and blindness to the most obvious truth. And in the end even logic must bend knee to facts.
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25 Sep 2026