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Salazar Slytherin has made his decision. There's only one thing left to worry about.
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Someone is building machines that look and act like people.
Meanwhile, the Winter Soldier tries to be Bucky Barnes.
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Bookmarked by Just_Write
05 Aug 2014
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That was freaking long and so freaking good! It's been awhile since I've read something I could bury myself into like this. Emilyenrose writes the best long, engaging, and satisfying reads. -
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Someone is building machines that look and act like people.
Meanwhile, the Winter Soldier tries to be Bucky Barnes.
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All His Own Mischance by orphan_account for AlexElizabeth
Fandoms: The Lady of Shalott - Alfred Lord Tennyson
22 Dec 2013
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Lance had never expected to go to the kind of school which made you wear a blazer.
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In this story: exquisitely tragic and beautiful Russian romance, James Bond shenanigans, designer drugs with highly specific effects, Steve Rogers’ overactive imagination, a swimming metaphor. Also: a villain has a secret sex room, some assassins join the mile high club, and Captain America punches a shark.
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He figured it was natural, kind of—well, not natural, but he and Steve spent a lot of time together, and Steve didn’t get so much attention from girls, which was a crying shame because he was a good guy and a girl could do a lot worse. But it meant maybe Steve got a bit confused, because sometimes he would look at Bucky with this look. This bright, astonished look, like he was seeing something so good he couldn’t quite believe it was real. It made Bucky squirm inside, a little.
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He remembered nothing. After the first few weeks, he asked to be called James.
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- Part 1 of Memory
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When I was a very small child my Aunt Semele was struck by lightning and died.
[A podfic of this story exists here.]
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Cleopatra calculates the odds.
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She's the only one who comes down to this part of the ship. Even with his feet raised off the floor by the oozing pink coils of the bindings she's taller than he is. She moves fluidly and her hair is a black wave around her body, dark like the darkest parts of the ocean are dark, yellow eyes shining like lanterns in the deep. The trident glitters in her hand. "Good evening, Helmsman," she says. Her accent exaggerates the eee sound of evening.
Then she hurts him.
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The Starless Road by orphan_account
Fandoms: The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
20 Sep 2015
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"Maedhros sought destruction body and spirit, and found both. When Mandos summoned him, he refused, and first of them all he has been taken by the void that they swore themselves to. He is not in the world, and will not come again. Deeper darknesses are there than that which Morgoth made below Thangorodrim!” Fingon paused and looked at Finrod. “Should I not then have killed him as he asked me?”
“No!” said Finrod, but Turgon said nothing.
Sam grew even more upset. “Now that’s not right,” he said, “that can’t be right! Just or not – and I don’t know that it is, begging your pardon, sir – still, no story should end that way!”
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The Starless Road by orphan_account
Fandoms: The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
20 Sep 2015
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"Maedhros sought destruction body and spirit, and found both. When Mandos summoned him, he refused, and first of them all he has been taken by the void that they swore themselves to. He is not in the world, and will not come again. Deeper darknesses are there than that which Morgoth made below Thangorodrim!” Fingon paused and looked at Finrod. “Should I not then have killed him as he asked me?”
“No!” said Finrod, but Turgon said nothing.
Sam grew even more upset. “Now that’s not right,” he said, “that can’t be right! Just or not – and I don’t know that it is, begging your pardon, sir – still, no story should end that way!”
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Less Than Kind by orphan_account
Fandoms: The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
16 Aug 2015
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“I hardly believed it,” said Maedhros. “What are you doing here?”
"I bring a message from my father."
Maedhros blinked. "Really?"
Fingon grinned. "I believe his exact words were: you're visiting who, well if you must you must, say something suitable, something something friendship something something kinsmen, tell him good job keeping my brother's sons out of trouble, I'd rather wrestle another ice bear myself – but don't say it like that!"
_Fingon goes to visit Maedhros, accidentally arrives during a Fëanorion family reunion, and quickly regrets many (but not all) of his life choices.
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02 Sep 2015
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“Fingon,” Maedhros said, “perhaps this is not wise of you.”
Fingon frowned. “This?”
"Me," Maedhros said. "Perhaps you should not –”
Fingon laid two fingers over Maedhros’s lips. Maedhros stopped talking.
“Seeking you in Angband was not wise,” Fingon said. “All my family would have told me so – which is why I did not ask them for advice. I don’t regret it: do you?”
Maedhros spoke no word.
“I have never regretted anything done in brave spirit and for friendship’s sake,” Fingon said. “And I have never regretted anything concerning you. I never shall. Do not bid me be wiser! I shall not, and I will not, and I cannot in any case.”
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The Starless Road by orphan_account
Fandoms: The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
20 Sep 2015
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"Maedhros sought destruction body and spirit, and found both. When Mandos summoned him, he refused, and first of them all he has been taken by the void that they swore themselves to. He is not in the world, and will not come again. Deeper darknesses are there than that which Morgoth made below Thangorodrim!” Fingon paused and looked at Finrod. “Should I not then have killed him as he asked me?”
“No!” said Finrod, but Turgon said nothing.
Sam grew even more upset. “Now that’s not right,” he said, “that can’t be right! Just or not – and I don’t know that it is, begging your pardon, sir – still, no story should end that way!”
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Bookmarked by TheSnarkLord
15 Sep 2015
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Say not ‘must’, said Irmo. Yet there is a road. Two gates pass beyond what Is. One is in my brother’s keeping: the other is mine. We cannot go through them ourselves, nor do we know what lies beyond: thence we once came, but now we dwell in Time, and our vision does not extend so far. You will get no help of us there. No prayer there spoken can reach us. You will walk alone, and the way is darker than you know.
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In which Frodo says, “If Sam hadn’t been there for me I might have committed suicide by lava,” and Fingon thinks, “well... shit.”
(And where there’s a will, there’s a way, as they say in the Shire!) -
A Very Beleriand Alphabet by orphan_account
Fandoms: The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
23 Sep 2015
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A is for Amrod who got set on fire
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Less Than Kind by orphan_account
Fandoms: The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
16 Aug 2015
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“I hardly believed it,” said Maedhros. “What are you doing here?”
"I bring a message from my father."
Maedhros blinked. "Really?"
Fingon grinned. "I believe his exact words were: you're visiting who, well if you must you must, say something suitable, something something friendship something something kinsmen, tell him good job keeping my brother's sons out of trouble, I'd rather wrestle another ice bear myself – but don't say it like that!"
_Fingon goes to visit Maedhros, accidentally arrives during a Fëanorion family reunion, and quickly regrets many (but not all) of his life choices.
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Pantië by orphan_account
Fandoms: The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
05 Jan 2016
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“It is not my body that imprisons me,” Maedhros said with a pointed look at the shackles around his wrists.
Sauron laughed. “You are quite mistaken. Take, for example, the – what is it your people call it? – the blossoming, I believe, is the local term; an interesting metaphor; the Sindar are of course very florally minded. It is most tiresome. Ah, I remember – opening.” He smirked. “Avoiding metaphor altogether, for of course it is an opening. There is the obvious if rather undignified physical action, of course, but what is strange to me is the effect that then has on the spirit – which opens, which yields. Therefore your body compels a subjection not merely to your own flesh but even to the flesh of another – and thus, of course, to the spirit of another. Now that is imprisonment, if you like!”
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The Waters Compassed Me About by orphan_account for thearrogantemu
Fandoms: The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
10 Jan 2016
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“You were seeking me,” said Maglor at last. “Why?”
“I didn’t know an Elf could look as bad as you do,” Elros said.
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Chaste and Modest and Sweet-Natured by orphan_account for petrichoral
Fandoms: The Turn of the Story - Sarah Rees Brennan
04 Oct 2013
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Serene thought about this for a moment, and then theorised, "Perhaps the fact that you are so much like a woman in some ways makes it natural for you to be more attracted to men."
Luke started to splutter again.
"Oh no, that was insensitive, wasn't it," said Serene. "I meant only that you are brave and warlike, with great endurance, like a woman, so... Don't look at me that way! It's a compliment!"
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“But why did Hawke kill Orsino? Why attack a mage when he’d come to protect mages? Why behead both powers in Kirkwall at once? It would almost make more sense if he’d tried to seize the throne afterwards,” Leliana added thoughtfully, “but as it is - no. I do not believe the Champion was ever truly motivated by considerations of power. And here is Master Tethras telling us a story. The same story, word for word. Almost to the word the version he wrote down in his Tale of the Champion.”
“You think Varric is lying about this,” Cassandra said.
“Storytellers lie about everything,” Leliana said. “I should know.”