LINKDING

<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up at abolishionist meeting - hey, nowhere did it say /what/ they wanted to abolish, could just as well been taxes or outdated laws!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>Graduate student Krrra, a member of a spacefaring tentacled race of methane breathers, attends an academic debate on the authorship of the famous play, Rmrreo and Jlljeet, which surely could not have been written by the human refugee Benvolio. Things get a little out of tentacle. Any resemblances to actual anti-Stratfordians, living or dead, may or may not be coincidental, because I'm lazy.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Valjean/Favourite IN ENGLAND</blockquote>

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

<blockquote>“I have decided: whoever once again violates the peace will die.” The Prince of Verona keeps his word.</blockquote>

<blockquote>hux and kylo meet porbo the hutt, jr insurance adjuster</blockquote> ➤ sequel to sath's ficlet

➤ Five Advents for the woman who becomes Lady Capulet (mostly gen, with a hint of f/f).

<blockquote>Tybalt hadn't asked Benvolio to drag him into the escape pod, to a planet with too much sky, with people he's pretty sure mostly hate him.</blockquote>

<blockquote>When Giulia Cappallett is fourteen, her beloved cousin Rosalina leaves. Joined a convent, her father tells guests, but Giulia knows that's not true. She bobs her hair and shortens her skirts and keeps her ears open, determined not to be kept in the dark anymore, but she never forgets what Rosalina told her about love. A Julie-centered prequel to Soon, We'll Be Without the Moon, converging to the same point. </blockquote>

<blockquote>"It's Carthage and there hasn't even been a proper fight, only a whole lot of droning on about honor. If I wanted that I'd ask my father; at least he doesn't do it in verse." Tybalt and Mercutio meet at a very bad play. Words are said, eyelashes batted, and no one gets stabbed (that way...or the other way...yet).</blockquote>

<blockquote>Count Paris returns to Verona and finds everything tiresomely unchanged—with the exception of one intriguingly grown-up Tybalt Capulet. Pre-canon.</blockquote>

<blockquote>This is entirely Miss M's fault. We were discussing how sleazy proshot Paris in the Hungarian musical would be exactly the kind of person to keep a book ranking all his sexual partners on prowess. That one time I wrote Mercutio Does Verona. This is sort of Paris Does Verona. </blockquote>

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

<blockquote>Instead of going to his father's funeral mass, Tybalt picks fights with Montagues.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Paris asks his cousin Mercutio (God knows why) for romantic advice.</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 Prohibition New York, Tebaldo Cappallett struggles with his feelings—for his cousin Julie, who's bobbed her hair and is suddenly far too grown-up, and for a boy he met a long time ago and tried to forget. This time, nobody dies. But it's close.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Julia and Romeo and Tybalt have been feeling their way cautiously around something new and strange since Tybalt came to Mantua; what finally sparks the tinder none of them could have expected. (Set in an assumed fix-it universe in which nobody dies, Tybalt fled Verona and has been trying to mend his relationship with Julia, and Romeo and Tybalt are already sleeping together but Julia and Tybalt are talking around the elephant in the room. One of these days I'll actually properly write a whole fix-it, I swear.)</blockquote> ➤ YES GOOD

<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>A meeting at a ball on biopunk dystopia Verona.</blockquote>

<blockquote>Cosette/Eponine, dragon AU</blockquote> ➤ in which Cosette is a human and Eponine a dragon

<blockquote>Five paths Lady Capulet never took, in short form.</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>h/t drcalvin for suggesting a scenario where Tybalt and Romeo meet at the funeral of one or both of their fathers. I hope this stands alone as a self-contained beginning, although it could easily be the beginning of a divergence AU where (I hope) nobody dies.</blockquote>

<blockquote>The king of Bithynia is not what he expected, and young Caesar finds it is perhaps not quite so simple to separate personal pleasure from political expediency as he first thought.</blockquote>

Prompt:<blockquote>Valjean is overwhelmed with gratitude to the bishop for his forgiveness, stays on as his gardener and accidentally develops feelings that fill both of them with terrible guilt</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