10 Bookmarks by rwgueone
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“You need intimacy relief. I can provide that,” Wednesday said simply. “In the name of science.”
“In the name of…science?” Enid frowned, confused.
“Exactly. By monitoring your reactions, documenting the progression, and identifying methods to alleviate your symptoms.” She folded her arms. “It would be both practical and educational. So, do you accept my help?”
“Wends…”
Or, another Enid is in rut and Wednesday help her fic.
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But whenever Nat is close, darkness stalks her. It looms over her form and nestles into the crook of her neck, leering at Lottie with beady eyes. Nobody else sees the way it drapes itself coyly over her shoulder. Nat herself doesn’t notice how far the darkness has burrowed itself into the depths of her core, becoming one with her soul. Perhaps it was always there, even before they crashed in the wilderness, waiting to be awakened.
After the end of season 2, the girls struggle to adapt to exposure to the wilderness. Nat in particular faces the daunting challenge of leading and learning to handle guilt. As Lottie helps her through it all, the two of them learn to face their truest selves.
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nocturne in black and pink (do androids dream of electric deers?) by yoonseoah
Fandoms: Yellowjackets (TV)
31 Mar 2024
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Lottie is a Blade Runner.
It’s what she was created to be. It’s all she's ever known.
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put down the knife (we're not swapping blood) by invisiblestringg
Fandoms: Yellowjackets (TV)
25 Jun 2023
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In this universe where she's half savage and half free, there is a deep hunger inside her, and sometimes she isn't sure if she wants to kiss Lottie or eat her whole.
or: five times Lottie accompanies Nat to hunt, and five times Nat has to deal with her feelings.
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- Part 2 of calamitous love and insurmountable grief
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There’s a pause, and then Wednesday speaks again. “I admit that I do have one ulterior motive in asking you to visit for the holidays.”
Enid laughs, unsurprised; there’s the Wednesday she knows, even a phone line and a coast away. “Yeah? What is it?”
“I told my parents that I’m in a relationship,” Wednesday says, offhand, like it’s just another sentence and not a lightning strike to Enid’s heart. "With you, specifically."
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“No, it’s much worse than that,” Wednesday said. She looked down, gaze focusing intently on the corner of Enid’s bed. “It concerns … feelings.”
She bit out the word like a child attempting to chew and swallow a Brussels sprout. Enid had the instinct to laugh, but she didn’t dare.
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Or, Wednesday has a crush, and so she goes to Enid for help.
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All Enid can do is laugh, which only makes everything that much worse for Wednesday. A blade, an arrow, and enough trauma to knock her out may not have killed her. But this inescapable gravitational pull she feels towards Enid Sinclair?
That might.
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A different take on the aftermath of the fight to save the school, which leaves Wednesday waking up in the hospital with some pressing questions, lingering emotions, and someone very important by her side to help her sort it all out. Wenclair one shot.
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A bright grin blooms on Enid's face even as tears begin to fall from those blue eyes.
"Wednesday!"
And Wednesday feels whole once again.
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Wednesday's sun fades away, so she does what any lovestruck Addams would do: a ritual.
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“Well, what did you think?” Wednesday asked dryly, returning her bow to her cello case.
“What?”
“Did you enjoy my choice of song? Debussy. It's the only thing I've ever heard you play that doesn't make me want to forcibly remove the auditory processing center of my brain. Besides, it seems appropriate for a night like this..." She nodded up at the moon. Enid looked taken aback.
“It…it was beautiful…” she softly responded, wiping her tears away with the sleeve of her sweater.
It's the night of a full moon. Wednesday is alone in Ophelia Hall, diligently working on her novel, when the howling starts. It's nothing more than a mild annoyance until Enid bursts in, clearly upset, and Wednesday decides she should probably do something to distract her from feeling left out. Besides, she might as well practice her cello for the evening. And with the night sky in mind, her choice of music is obvious.
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Enid has a photo of her and Wednesday in the back of her phone case, so Wednesday copies, unaware of what it means.