12 Works in Aradia Megido & Dave Strider
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Disaster strikes and Dave Strider is gone for good. Or is he?
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I Know Of Heaven By The Line At Its Gate (The Cleanup Crew Remix) by sunsmasher for anthrop
Homestuck
22 Mar 2013
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The Earth looks beautiful, like most things do, before its death.
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similar motion (the clockwork in your core remix) by orphan_account for anthrop
Homestuck
21 Mar 2013
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The game does not discard them.
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The war is over. The game is won. All is well. Expect no one recalls the details of the last battle. Except that no one is satisfied with their rewards. Except… now they have to return to their respective planets without saying good-bye.
An ashen Karkat/Jade fic.
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- Part 1 of Past the Skaian Door
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Dave and Aradia roadtrip from DC to Boston. They do drugs.
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- Part 3 of Elevator-stuck
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One little near-death experience and suddenly secret paranormal investigation teams are emailing (and possibly stalking) him. So what's Dave to do but just try to get a good nights sleep and ignore the issues. This Aradia girl-ghost-robot-thing and some lost souls in need of killing probably aren't going to let that happen.
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- Part 1 of Actual Ghostbuster Dave Strider
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Written for HSO Bonus Round 5, until I realised the prompter was from my own team. Oops.
Aradia does not want to die. Dave doesn't want her to die either, but he knows it's inevitable. So he does the best he can with the time she has left.
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Their voices carry down the hallway like a freight train letting off all her bells and whistles – the steam is named Spades Slick. I can hear them all in the parlor. From the rhythmic slow tune played on my Father's chords, I can tell he's trying to talk some sense into Slick again. A deep voice and a high voice, like the outermost ranges of a barbershop quartet, accompany the others and banter back and forth. Another meeting of the Midnight Crew which my innocent ears shouldn't be privy to, or so Father would say.
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You are both the sum of your parts, and your parts have always been little more than the quiet ticking of gears.
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Things don't go according to your plan.
You're stopped by the sound of Tavros calling out your name with the resonance of a desperate sort of confidence.
Turning back to them, you raise an eyebrow.
“You're welcome to join us,” Aradia tells you.
Your other eyebrow joins the first and you can't will them down for the life of you. You wordlessly question this, glancing between the other Hero of Time and your boyfriend for reassurance. Confirmation that you've heard this correctly. You're curious, but also rather nervous. And you're not really sure why.
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Aradia talks about time a lot, and by extension death, and she tells you that she’s decided she doesn’t want to die again.
“I’m really just done with dying,” she says, matter of fact. “It’s happened way too many times, and I like living too much to stop now!”
You decide that’s what you’re going to do too. You don’t blame her for being sick of dying. You’re sick of death too.
“Sounds like a plan,” you tell her and she’s grinning again, so wide it’s like she’s forgotten how to smile, and now she’s learning again. Maybe she has forgotten.
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Aradia plays psychotherapist to a time-travelling Dave.