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Rec 3
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Attolia had been delivered from the Mede, but it seemed Iolanthe did not find Eugenides to be a worthy substitute. "It's just not fair," she raged. "All these years successfully fending off her own barons, to be defeated by a half-grown goatfooted boy."
Last bookmarked by kormantic
26 May 2012
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A fond and sharp-eyed glimpse of Gen/Irene from Phresine's view.
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The paths which Attolia and Eddis take are both paved with loss, but the ways they walk those paths are very different.
Last bookmarked by merle
11 Feb 2012
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Sam has always had his brother, when he wanted him and when he didn't. But that was before he was the lucky recipient of a gift from faerie that Dean can't remember and John can't forget. It leaves Sam to find his own way to navigate between the 'real' world and the Winchester world and deal with guilt he can't shake, no matter how hard he tries. And trying? Is going to involve plenty of sex, rebellion (and maybe some of Dean's rock and roll. But not much).
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Rec 2
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Costis is not at all good at entertaining the sick. (One day, Gen falls and breaks his wrist.)
Last bookmarked by Demeter
8 Jan 2012
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The most inept assassination attempt of Attolia's reign occurred three days after her marriage.
Last bookmarked by Lirazel
25 Aug 2011
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This is so incredibly Attolia, and it might as well have happened in one of the books, it fits the feel of them so well.
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Rec 1
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Some expanded/missing scenes centering on Attolia
Last bookmarked by templemarker
3 Jan 2011
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Rec 2
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Sleep has never come easily to Attolia, and neither has accepting the weight of comfort.
Last bookmarked by templemarker
3 Jan 2011
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Rec 1
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Gen is still a thief at heart, and it is best not to offend the gods or one's wife.
Last bookmarked by templemarker
3 Jan 2011
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Rec 5
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A Pindaric ode in honour of a wedding.
Last bookmarked by FairestCat
3 Jan 2011
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A wonderful glimpse of Euginedis and Attolia on their wedding night.
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Rec 10
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As a young girl, the queen of Attolia thought about the manner in which love might strike her.
Last bookmarked by FairestCat
3 Jan 2011
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Everything I love about Eugenides and Attolia together.
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Rec 10
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Gen, being Gen, can't just tell Costis he likes him; he has to come up with a plan.
Last bookmarked by FairestCat
3 Jan 2011
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I'd like to imagine this as part of my canon now. Great interaction, and very in-character all around.
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Wily silence and nothing else has happened.
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Like a wandering third eye, a floating caste mark.
Last bookmarked by ElleElle
23 Apr 2010
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Rec 1
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A missing scene from The King of Attolia.
Last bookmarked by loathlylady
2 Feb 2010
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Very Irene and Eugenides, even if it makes me a little heartsore. Their relationship is so unorthodox.
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Rec 4
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Much later, approaching Attolia's Audience Hall to make his greetings, Ahirom remembered that afternoon. Perhaps it was because that sunny day on the quay was the last moment of peace in his new, diminished life. It was the last moment of peace before he learned that his brother the King of Eblos was sending him, untrained and unprepared, on a diplomatic mission as the punchline of an infantile joke.
Last bookmarked by Demeter
12 Jan 2010
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Rec 12
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A story, say the people, of the god Eugenides, how he came down from the mountains – not in a blaze of flames, but with an outstretched hand.
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Rec 2
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The party was full of people who wanted to dance with her, and Irene did not wish to be near any of them.
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Rec 1
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The first time that Eugenides, new King of Attolia, demonstrated how he could sneak into the Queen of Attolia's room was the night after their wedding night.
Last bookmarked by lferion
1 Jan 2010
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Rec 1
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Why were there tears on Eugenides' and Irene's wedding night?
Last bookmarked by shewhoguards
26 Dec 2009