LINKDING

<blockquote>I’ve done all this before. Hundreds of times, every morning since I was made captain.</blockquote> ➤ does not end with the time loop resolved

<blockquote>“Well,” Rudy drawled. “Mike Webster. It seems that, once again, we find ourselves as lone islands of sanity amidst a sea of clones.”</blockquote>

<blockquote>What it says on the tin</blockquote>

<blockquote>Fenella meets Queen Gold-tree on her wedding day, and meets the king at the same time. Gold-tree becomes a friend, and when she dies, Fenella and the king are left to pick up the pieces together.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Dilemmas are discussed, and solved (with the aid of some tea).</blockquote>

<blockquote>Millie considers her position at Chrestomanci Castle and assists in an investigation.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Over the course of his first six months as the heir-apparent to the Ethuveraz, Idra learns a great deal of his uncle the Emperor.</blockquote>

<blockquote>"Hsst," said one of the girls next to them. "Do you fight sharks a lot?"</blockquote>

<blockquote>Prompt: “missing scenes from Europe…the give and take between them once they’re adults.”</blockquote>

<blockquote>Alianora learns that facing down dragons and wizards is nowhere near as hard as standing up to an overbearing aunt.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Five times Peter practiced magic on the Victorian farm (and one time the farm had a magic all its own)</blockquote>

<blockquote>Snow and Whitehead bring back miasma theory, and not before time.</blockquote> ➤ John Snow of the cholera epidemic, in an apocalyptic future, discovers the miasma (radiation) from the leavings of the Old Ones is what is causing illness

<blockquote>Letters from Mars to Earth, between early colonists and their loved ones.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Eight movies Max von Mayerling made with Norma Desmond. Max, Norma, and the camera: their story from the beginning to the end.</blockquote> ➤ interesting, and also rather uncomfortable in places, in ways that are entirely fitting to the story. I was really captivated by the fic

<blockquote>Puberty is rough.</blockquote>

<blockquote>The old boys' network at the Agency isn't going to support Susan's move out of the basement and into the field, so she has to build her own network. Which is why she's too distracted to realize that her friendship with Nancy is changing.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Catherine really must stop reading horrid novels.</blockquote>

<blockquote>A series of letters from Lucy Gilding to her cousin Rosalie Wellborn in Chicago, detailing the events of the New York social season, including the addition of one notable visitor from England. Notes: In writing the original 1922 Etiquette, Emily Post constructed a whole cast of characters (or renamed and slightly fictionalized some actual people) in order to illustrate her various precepts. This story is based on those characters and the world described in her book.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Romantic it might be, but there was a limit to how much you could smile at each other, how many pet names you could find for each other and how many times people could pointedly leave you alone together before it all got a bit.. dull really. And there was a feeling as though that status had to be maintained, as though the first person to break it by speaking a cross word or even voicing a minor annoyance might be breaking something precious.</blockquote> ➤ first married fight

<blockquote>Molly had the perfect idea for their Halloween costumes until Alison came along and ruined everything.</blockquote> ➤ In which Molly dresses up as Agent Carter for halloween

<blockquote>Behind close doors, a mother confides a secret to her daughter.</blockquote> ➤ 12 dancing princesses: a monologue from the youngest princess to her daughter, much later in life. (in this version it's the youngest who married the suitor)

<blockquote>If x is anything, then how many times will Brian have to remind himself to breathe before he calculates that anything is also him?</blockquote>

<blockquote>"I was referring," said the man, "to the ongoing magical crisis that's threatening to destroy your entire world, and possibly several adjacent worlds as well. There is one, isn't there?" "I hope not!" said Leonard. An annoyed look flickered briefly across the man’s vague expression, and Leonard added apologetically, “You might inquire at the University? I’m afraid that I don’t get much news here." Rufus Drumknott has been in love with his employer for years, and he's sure that Lord Vetinari must know it. But it will take a visit from a couple of enchanters from another world, and a magical toddler running amok with one of Leonard of Quirm's flying machines, to get either of them to do anything about it . . .</blockquote>

<blockquote>You can go home again, but it's going to take seven months.</blockquote>

<blockquote>In which Galavant knows more than four chords, Isabella and Sid are long-suffering, and Madalena and Richard are actually the worst. Or, the origin of indie legend Rock Paper Scissors.</blockquote> ➤ yessss

<blockquote>If Joan had to summarize her observations of Cookie to Sherlock – and, who is she kidding, he's celebrity-obsessed and will probably wring it out of her one day – she'd say that she's a woman who strikes out first with her weaknesses and hides her strengths until they're needed. It's nearly enough to knock Joan off balance.</blockquote>

<blockquote>A rewrite of Part I from Luke's PoV, with bonus Luke and Serene scenes. Most dialogue taken directly from canon. Elliot was without doubt the most irritating, spiteful and neurotic council cadet that Luke had ever encountered. Luke also suspected that Elliot was the type of clever which made Luke look like a particularly bright cabbage, and he didn’t like that either. But Elliot, for some weird reasons of his own, was helping Serene. And Serene liked him.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Maria Fernandez thinks she's all about tennis. And then she meets Debbie.</blockquote>

<blockquote>An additional collection of letters reveals that the conquests of the Vicomte de Valmont were not confined to the ladies of the controversy.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Three times Sandry handled things her foster-siblings’ way, and one time she went with hers.</blockquote>