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“I like to think that it isn't weakness or evasion, but a final act of kindness, a stand against oblivion and despair, to let my lovers live and to unite them at the end.” Ian McEwan, ‘Atonement’ (2001)
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What if Cartwright had never blocked the Captain's path? A soft, alternate ending, for two lovers.
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20 Jan 2024
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Fondest memory?
My time at Button House, well it was a veritable buffet of wonderful moments. One in particular stands out actually, a Sunday afternoon stroll with, er, a very special er…On a beautiful day in spring, 1940, the Captain goes for a walk in the woods.
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10 Jan 2024
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Alison and the Captain, in the downstairs loo, over the course of a year.
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02 Dec 2023
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Mike and Alison have some friends round, and the Captain is sent reeling on a journey of self discovery.
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02 Dec 2023
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There’s another film crew at Button House, and this time they’re filming a 1930s/40s piece about the English war effort. And they’ve brought period vehicles— one of which, it just so happens, contains the ghost of a very important Lieutenant.
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He had spent lifetimes trying to forget what this felt like, this particular brand of hope. It was blinding, all-consuming, exciting, dangerous. It made him confront things he wished would stay buried, made him latch onto foolish ideas— scenarios where Havers returned to Button House through some contrived means. They all began something like this, and then, and then, and then.
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NOT ABANDONED!! I'm not well and prioritising my health right now. My love to anyone still waiting, we'll get there <3Bookmarked by sitzfleischh
18 Dec 2023