so bourgeoisie to keep waiting
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This is the good ending—or at least, as good as it gets.
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- Part 1 of so bourgeoisie to keep waiting
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Richie presses their foreheads together with a smile that melts into warm seriousness. "Eddie," he says, one more time, and it's his fondest sounding one yet.
"Mhm."
"What do you want?"Five times that sex for Eddie was do or die, now or never, an apocalyptic rush, and one time he could catch his breath.
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- Part 2 of so bourgeoisie to keep waiting
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INTERLUDE: In Which the Losers Socratically Rank Their Fathers in Order of Fuckability by lamphouse
Fandoms: IT (Movies - Muschietti)
24 Jul 2020
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It's technically the after party for the first ever Beverly Marsh Fall Line, but let's be honest, if all of the Losers are there that's all any of them are thinking about. Also if all the Losers are there, things are bound to get a little out of control. It's only right.
Beverly kicks ass and kicks back. Richie and Eddie are in love. Bill does a little speech. No one's dad is safe.
(Can be read as standalone.)
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- Part 2 of so bourgeoisie to keep waiting
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Richie has spent so long building himself a stunt double out of mud and Ticketmaster pay stubs, pointing everyone to the dummy while he stood behind the curtain and let the light bounce off something else; to have that gaze turned on Richie himself, regular ol' Richie, should feel like an existential threat, and it does except for the fact that it's Eddie's gaze. It's Eddie, which means it's impossible until it isn't. It's terrifying up until the very point where it becomes the easiest thing in the world.
Five times being known was a mortifying ordeal for Richie and one time it was as natural as breathing.
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- Part 4 of so bourgeoisie to keep waiting
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don't call it a comeback (seriously, don't, that sets expectations way too high) by lamphouse
Fandoms: IT (Movies - Muschietti)
21 Oct 2019
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Subtitles and audio description of a semi-professional recording made by Richie Tozier's manager of his first set after personal leave. Made unbeknownst to the performer, for private promotional purposes (i.e. to shop around at Netflix, etc.).
Or, I see your fics about Richie doing stand-up post-movie, and I raise you 13k of the in-universe transcript of a half-baked hour long routine.
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- Part 5 of so bourgeoisie to keep waiting