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Base wasn't always founded as smoothly as it was in Mikey's iteration. Before they could correct themselves, before they could inspire themselves, before there were extra iterations guiding the formation of the Base, there were just people - people who cared about each other, and wanted to keep each other safe.
(A fic for Yeehawgust week 1. Not explicitly cowboy-themed, but it is based on the day's prompts. Also that means it will be written in five days with no editing so be nice to it.)
EDIT: Putting this fic on hiatus since chapter 5 is kicking my ass, I may or may not ever complete it.
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31 Dec 2023
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Ever since the mass consolidation, MW hears voices.
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31 Dec 2023
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Two companion pieces about the Oliver/Ellen/Geoffrey triangle, one from Ellen's point of view and one from Oliver's. I didn't attempt Geoffrey's view, as I think that's what we see on screen! So I thought the series was complete, but then Cyril decided to tell me there was more than one triangle back in the day.
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31 Aug 2021
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For Remus Lupin, the Order of the Phoenix offers thrilling adventure and a sense of purpose, but the bitter war with You-Know-Who may cost him more than he can imagine... A canon compliant account of Remus Lupin's life, from Hogwarts onwards.
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31 Aug 2021
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1985. Four years after the death of his friends, Remus decides to break out of the pattern of his post-war life and try living among Muggles. In a sleepy town in southern England and the bustling city of London, he tries to build a new life for himself, piece by piece. The more he sees of the Muggle world, the more Remus wonders if that structure is as stable as he would like to think it is.
“The Survivor” is set in Thatcherite Britain, in the wake of the Falklands War and the onset of the British AIDS epidemic. It explores themes of disease, stigma, war trauma and grief, reflecting both on the historical context of the 1980s and Rowling’s characterisation of Remus Lupin.