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Every night now, Diluc dreams of death. Usually Kaeya's. In between these nightmares his life is falling apart. It doesn't take Kaeya long to realize that this is something much more insidious than simple bad dreams. His brother's life and sanity are on the line and there is nothing Kaeya won't do to save him. Bonus chapter added.
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- Part 2 of Poisoned Dreams Continuity
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Kaeya doesn't get sick.
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- Part 1 of In Duty,
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Bookmarked by Enyalie (scripturient)
23 Feb 2022
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Crepus Ragnvindr dies in his son’s arms.
The name tastes like ash on Kaeya’s tongue. Crepus gifted the latter half of it to him when he was young, when he was still too new to the family to understand the significance of what it means to be a part of it. When he is older and has realized the ardent ferocity with which the Ragnvindrs love their own, the name becomes a searing brand on his heart, a mark that burns him with a sweet viciousness that he cannot help but cherish no matter how much it hurts to know that it is not truly his.
anagnorisis /ˌænəɡˈnɒrɪsɪs/ — n. (literary; Ancient Greek: ἀναγνώρισις, “recognition”) in the context of the plot of a narrative, the moment when a character realizes the truth of another character’s identity or their own situation; “a change from ignorance to knowledge, producing friendship or enmity between the persons marked by the poet for good or bad fortune” (Aristotle, Poetics 1452a)
On Diluc’s eighteenth birthday, Kaeya scours himself of his lies again and again and again, but he doesn’t realize the worst one until it is almost too late.
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- Part 1 of ποιητική
Bookmarked by Enyalie (scripturient)
15 Feb 2022
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