LINKDING

<blockquote>This is the story of how sleep came to Fairyland; or how once, just once, Puck didn't screw up his gift for Oberon. (A crossover with Elisabeth das Musical, but if you've ever read a fairytale involving Death, you won't be confused.)</blockquote>

<blockquote>Prompt: Parisian dandies accidentally end up at abolishionist meeting - hey, nowhere did it say /what/ they wanted to abolish, could just as well been taxes or outdated laws!</blockquote>

<blockquote>Bobinet and Gardefeu are the WORST Imperial/First Order anythings ever ever.</blockquote> ➤ AMAZING

<blockquote>Anthony confesses to once having held an interest in Peter Merriot; Prudence is intrigued. [Perhaps a hint of D/s dynamics, but no more so than canon.]</blockquote>

<blockquote>Maxim and Mrs. de Winter in Greece, long after Manderley.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Gardefeu has a well-polished selection of stories for how he and Bobinet met, ranging from the prosaic, provided to relatives, clergymen, &c., to the outrageous, for the purpose of amusing dance hall girls.</blockquote>

<blockquote>the-arkadian asked: Weird crossover - Maxim de Winter's first kiss with Halal. ;-) (I'm guessing there'd only ever be the one.)</blockquote>

<blockquote>Such fluff, wow. Also some crossdressing because I remain weirdly fixated on getting Bobinet into a dress.</blockquote>

<blockquote>In his face there is no human pity, no understanding of her pain. If there had been, perhaps she would have hated him less. Elisabeth has sympathy for Death, once, but it's a long journey to get there.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Feri absolutely does not drunk-dial any of the cast members when he's having a self-pitying episode, and he doesn't need any of this ridiculous coddling, either. Or at least, he wouldn't if he actually noticed it. He's also pretty good at denial. The problem is, the students are not only too nice for their own good, they're also a lot more stubborn than he is. (Pre-OT3 if you squint really hard, gen if you don't.)</blockquote>

<blockquote>Third grade has far-rippling effects. About twenty years on, the kids remember Ms. Frizzle's impact on their lives, each in their own way. Gen.</blockquote>

<blockquote>It wasn't right for a girl to have a wolf, they said, not for a normal girl. There was something queer about a girl with a wolf, not quite natural. Certainly it wouldn't do at all for a girl to be seen in society with a wolf at her side, like some kind of heathen foreigner, or worse—an American! In smaller towns, they might put down a girl's wolf the very day of imprinting, before the bond had a chance to settle. A few days of sickness, fever and an upset stomach, and she'd be all right. She wouldn't even remember, a girl that age. That was what they said. (Rebecca and psychic wolves. Warning: contains a mostly off-screen animal death, for those sensitive to that.)</blockquote>

<blockquote>Halál and Jacob Marley and voyerism in the afterlife. In either direction :P</blockquote> ➤ or: ghost scrooge/marley trolling the heck out of death

<blockquote>privatesnarker asked: Also if Banishment of Unfairness happens or simply for crossover crackyness' sake: Dilló/Róza (I have no idea how that would work but I think I ship it O.o'')</blockquote> ➤ what a great crossover ship

<blockquote>Gardefeu/Metella, talking about Bobinet</blockquote> ➤ BESTTTT

➤ does what it says on the tin

<blockquote>I’m not sure this is pairing fic or breathplay, melannen, but uh, here it is. Warnings for…violence and strangulation and Montparnasse, I guess….</blockquote> ➤ yessssssssssss

<blockquote>Párizsi élet - Inspired by Atov’s art, how would you write Bobinet, Gardefeu and Metella fighting their way through a forest of giant man-eating plants? The cancan bar is on the other side, you see</blockquote>

<blockquote>"Are you sure Szilveszter was the best choice for Alan Grant?" Dávid whispered, less quietly than he thought he was. Szilveszter had been mumbling to Kata in corners about commercial trash that substituted pyrotechnics for dramatic scope ever since Kero had convinced him to take the lead. He was currently eyeing the khakis the wardrobe mistress held out with extreme distrust. They looked at least two sizes too small, and had the definite sheen of leather.</blockquote>

<blockquote>The play proceeds as it has every night. At first, Lucheni had simply told the story, a dry progression of the facts as he knew them, without emotion or argument. He had made his argument already, with a needle file at the dock and later in the memoirs they took from him in prison, in smuggled paper and sooty ink and moonlit nights.</blockquote>

<blockquote>There is no simple word like beloved for what he feels for Tybalt's face, that tightening in his chest of mingled hatred and reluctant fondness, the rush of excitement whenever they cross blades or words. Mercutio has always won, before, the better fighter on both battlefields. Mercutio opens his eyes after the duel.</blockquote> ➤ Death creeping on one of my faves!

<blockquote>Eponine is having a lousy night working the crowd at her usual speakeasy when in wanders a wide-eyed little rich girl, who promptly gets herself in a spot of trouble. Even the devil has to do a good deed sometimes. (1920s Chicago AU/slight crossover with Some Like It Hot, but you don’t need to know the fandom.)</blockquote>

<blockquote>Raoul de Gardefeu pointedly refuses to have any life-altering realizations in the aftermath of another night drinking with Bobinet, even if neither of them has any trousers. Also, Bobinet is bad at shaving.</blockquote>

<blockquote>A Halál/der Tod because what happens when death kisses death oooo (I'm so sorry)</blockquote> ➤ a three-sentence kiss fic that is longer than three sentences

<blockquote>And now, the other version of “Az Operett" with translation. I still have trouble telling the tunes apart, but this seems to be a topical version of a song from Kálmán Imre’s operetta A cirkuszhercegnő (The Circus Princess).</blockquote>

➤ "A csúcs: Az Operett" (Ábrahám Pál) - Kerényi Miklós Máté and Szabó Dávid

➤from the prompt: <blockquote>little cosette runs into halal bringing water back for the thenardiers</blockquote> ➤except it does basically the opposite thing with the premise than I did in my fic

<blockquote>Esca has always been able to see Death.</blockquote>

<blockquote>When Julia almost dies of the scarlet fever, young Tybalt makes a bargain with Death. It doesn't go quite how he hoped it would. (Budapesti Operettszínház productions of both Rómeó és Júlia and Elisabeth as canon.)</blockquote>

<blockquote>In which Cosette encounters a booby in the Ménagerie of the Jardin des Plantes, and Valjean is relieved. (Knowledge of Aubrey-Maturin canon not required.)</blockquote>