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Rec 4
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Four alternative futures set after the events of 1838, written by a mysterious but well-informed author.
Last bookmarked by elstaplador
28 Dec 2011
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Rec 2
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Scenes from the illustrious careers of Mlles Louise d'Armilly and Eugénie Danglars, set to music by Nicola Vaccaj.
Last bookmarked by nextian (cosmogyral)
27 Dec 2011
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Rec 1
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A mixed bag of one-sentence fics, mainly light-hearted.
Last bookmarked by keilexandra
26 Dec 2011
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Anticipation by Krys Yuy
The Proposal (2009)
This work isn't hosted on the Archive so this blurb might not be complete or accurate.
Summary
Margaret has to wonder how she fell for a man-child so full of himself.
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Anticipation by Krys Yuy
The Proposal (2009)
This work isn't hosted on the Archive so this blurb might not be complete or accurate.
Summary
Margaret has to wonder how she fell for a man-child so full of himself.
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Rec 1
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Eugénie and Louise's lives have changed for the better, but all conflicts have not been resolved.
Last bookmarked by elstaplador
3 Jan 2011
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Rec 1
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As Villefort slowly recovers from his wounding by Bertuccio, he remembers the affair that brought him to where he is.
Last bookmarked by La Reine Noire (lareinenoire)
25 Dec 2009
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A chilling look at Monsieur de Villefort, moving effortlessly back and forth between his madness and his relationship with Hermine de Nargonne. The parallels between him and Edmond here are really quite frightening!
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Rec 3
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Paris was full of girls who fell in love with their music teachers.
Last bookmarked by La Reine Noire (lareinenoire)
25 Dec 2009
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A lovely, short piece about Louise d'Armilly that illuminates her love of music and her growing feelings for Eugénie.
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Rec 4
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The premiere of I due Foscari is the setting for a reunion, of sorts.
Last bookmarked by La Reine Noire (lareinenoire)
25 Dec 2009
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MY FIC. This is just magnificent, a wonderful peek into the post-canon relationship between Edmond and Haydée, and a glimpse at the larger consequences of Edmond's actions, illustrated through Eugénie Danglars and Louise d'Armilly. The style is perfect, lush and full of allusion, and it slots beautifully into canon.