9 Works by sle_3py
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Cheap liquor and booze. Sharp and stinging.
He was sober. This Rick was fucking sober. Was.
Morty ruined him. Everything he touched rotted.
No, no, no. He didn’t mean for this to happen. He just wanted to feel loved, just once more.
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A deathbringer, his mind screeches. Deathbringer. Deathbringer.Or
Based off the events of Season 9 Epiosde 10 Field of Dreams. Morty goes through a rough time, rough enough that he starts to hallucinate Grandpa Prime. But...is it really a hallucination? NOT rickorty
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- Part 8 of Of Grandsons and Poptarts
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The stranger in front of Morty reeked of cheap liquor and booze. The boy wrinkled his nose at the sharp, stinging scent of alcohol. Ew.
The man looked eerily like his grandfather, yet the features were all so wrong. It was like trying to force in a puzzle piece that seemed like it would fit in the missing section, only find out the shape was slightly off.
Who the hell is that?
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Morty's hope of Prime returning was crushed, when he realized that the Rick that appeared in front of him was definitely not his grandfather. Moments before Rick (C-137) decided to blow Morty's memories of Prime. NOT rickorty
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- Part 7 of Of Grandsons and Poptarts
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Ok, so maybe he shouldn't have called Morty bait, even if that was technically the truth. At first, Rick only stayed because he thought Prime would come back. At least, Morty's memories strongly pointed to that possibility. Though, it wouldn't be because of sentimentality. Oh no, more like someone touched something of his. He believed that Prime's ego would force the man to take Morty back when he would've learned another Rick came and took his place.
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A view into Rick's perspective on the events of Season 9 Episode 8 Rickuiem Mort a Dream, with Morty coming to a bitter conclusion. Is Rick feeling guilty? Nope (yes). NOT rickorty
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- Part 6 of Of Grandsons and Poptarts
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Smoke and ash. Singed cooper. A blurry, but familiar silhouette on the edge of his bed.
The darkly dressed figure was faintly humming a tune. It was…nice. Morty wondered who this man was, and why he looked oh, so familiar?
The boy picked up a faint whiff of strawberries and floral laundry detergent.
As Morty glanced up, hoping to catch a glimpse of what the mysterious person looked like, he was met with a blurry shape of a face.
The features were all smudged: eyes, nose, and mouth blended together into indistinct smears of colors. It was as if someone ran their hands through a wet painting.
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Morty has a whole crisis trying to figure out whether the visions he keeps seeing are real, and if they are, then why couldn't he remember the man behind them? The man certainly wasn't Rick (C-137), so who was it? NOT rickorty
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- Part 5 of Of Grandsons and Poptarts
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Morty was thoroughly panicked right about now. His heart rate was highly elevated, and he felt that his heart would beat out of his chest. All the hairs on his arms were raised, and goosebumps ran along the surface of the boy's skin.
"Get off of me!" Morty fought against the restraining arms, trying to free himself.
"Just let this happen."
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Rick Sanchez was currently having the time of his life, singing his heart out on stage, blissfully unaware of the predicament his grandson was currently in.Or
C-137 never showed up in the restroom, instead, another Rick did. Rick Prime. Takes place during and after Season 1 Episode 5 of Meeseeks and Destroy. NOT rickorty.
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- Part 4 of Of Grandsons and Poptarts
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Morty knew he had a grandfather. He had overheard his mother drunkenly ramble about his grandfather on multiple occasions. It wasn't far-fetched to believe this man was actually his grandpa. Afterall, they had the exact same eyes.
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Prime pays multiple visits to his grandson. Bonding ensues. NOT rickorty
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- Part 3 of Of Grandsons and Poptarts
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Rick couldn't help but think about how Morty's a little too similar to Prime. The same damn person who murdered his family with a bomb. Yeah, that Prime. He really does try not to think about it, but the similarities keep popping up.
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Rick notes the similarities between his grandson and Prime (he kinda drives himself crazy seeing them). NOT rickorty
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- Part 2 of Of Grandsons and Poptarts
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“Rick! You said we would go!”
Morty was quite upset right now. Before they went on this particular adventure, Rick had told him they would go try out that new ice cream shop. Albeit, it was an incentive to convince Morty to get out of bed at an ungodly hour of the night rather than an actual desire for bonding, but the young boy eagerly took the bait.
However, right as they got ahold of the crystals, Rick conveniently forgot about that little promise, impatiently waiting to get home so he could get high and black-out drunk. Normally, Morty wouldn’t be this upset, as Rick prioritizing his self-destructive tendencies over him wasn’t surprising, but, this was one of the more rough adventures.
Morty Smith was tired, exhausted, and pissed.
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Morty just wanted to spend time with Rick and nab some ice cream, too bad things don't go as planned. Fortunately, Rick Prime shows up. NOT rickorty
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- Part 1 of Of Grandsons and Poptarts
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sting (stung?) by sle_3py
Fandoms: Marvel, Iron Man (Movies), Marvel Cinematic Universe, Iron Man (Marvel Comics), Marvel (Comics)
30 Aug 2026
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A short look at a moment in young Tony Stark's life + the song, "Beautiful Boy," by John Leanon.
Stupid. This is stupid. This was supposed to be fun, so why the fuck is dad, no, Howard ruining it? (Jarvis said I shouldn’t curse cause, “it’s unbecoming, Master Tony.” But Jarvis isn’t here right now.)