14 Works found in Marissa Clark
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Gary hasn't really thought about his relationship with Marissa before, but after a sleepless night, he decides to ask her about it.
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Trading stories, reasons, and hope in the dark.
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The paper wants Gary to save a car wreck victim, stop a gang fight, and prevent a tragedy on a zoo field trip for visually impaired kids.
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A nocturnal agoraphobic with a frog in his throat, your ass.
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Gary discovers that Lindsey has more than one destiny in store for her. Set after the series finales of both series.
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Post-ep vignette for "Run, Gary, Run". Originally posted November, 2000, under another pseudonym (peregrin anna).
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Your basic post-ep vignette--with a wee little bit of revisionist history thrown in for good measure. Spoilers: Fourth season episodes "Wild Card" and "Duck Day Afternoon."
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Friendships begin on the cusp of change.
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Gary rescues a mystery woman and finds out she's not the only one caught between the future and the past. Second season. Spoilers for "Don't Walk Away, Renee."
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It's a long day of keeping Chicagoans alive and safe. Cat and the paper keep Gary running from the moment he gets up.
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An old friend from Gary's past shows up and it looks like he might finally get the girl--maybe, if her past doesn't get her first.
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Set between season 2 and season 3: Chuck's gone to California; Marissa has Crumb to help her run McGinty's, and Gary's handling the demands of the paper fine on his own--isn't he?
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Prompt: "This was turning out to be more unpleasant than most."