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‘This your office, is it? What do you do here?’
AU fill for the scene in the film (but not the novel) where Alec turns up without warning at Maurice’s stockbroking office, Hull & Hall, in the City of London, with intent to blackmail … or maybe not.
Resentment, recrimination, class-war erotics and (warning) a bit of a ruck – in a setting with some unused potential. (*Evil grin.*) Rated borderline M/not-quite-teen.
For ladyartemisa, and because I’ve been threatening to write something like this for some time.
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Once you start looking, it's everywhere: in the lobby, in the coffee-room, in the lounge, in the bar...
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- Part 6 of The Old Bad Songs and other stories
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Maurice and Alec are fighting on the Western Front and their future seems rather bleak. Then, a brigadier, who might just be their salvation, lands in the sap one night when Alec’s on sentry duty.
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Fearless, and Full of Joy by just_ann_now for misslucyjane
Maurice (1987), Cloud Atlas - David Mitchell
5 Dec 2012
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"We can do anything, once we know what it is. " Maurice said. "I know what I want now, and it's to spend the rest of my life with you."
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Maurice and Alec, after the boathouse.
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A discussion of love and Romeo and Juliet leads to a discovery and some honest revelations between Alec, Maurice, and their young son.
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- Part 3 of Child of the Greenwood
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While on a cycling tour, Kitty and Ada meet up with their brother again in the woods.
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He's not sure Margate beach is the best place for it, even these days.
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- Part 14 of The Old Bad Songs and other stories
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When one occupies a minor position in Her Majesty's Government, discretion is essential.
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- Part 13 of The Old Bad Songs and other stories
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If this isn't going all the way, Lestrade doesn't know what is.
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- Part 9 of The Old Bad Songs and other stories
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‘“Once is enough”? Oh, is that so? Not the impression I’ve bin getting from you.’
It’s Spring 1914, and Maurice and Alec are travelling in the Northern Italian lakes (possibly in an intended early stop on the Grand Tour). NSFW snapshot of their evolving relationship, with OC co-stars and (if it’s worked) some humorous twists.
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“I asked you to be here with me, and you never came. And before we’re gone, I will have you here.” Or: wherein they totally did it in the boathouse after all.
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“Need a hand?” Maurice asks, sizing up the problem at a glance.
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- Part 8 of The Old Bad Songs and other stories
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Crackle and Burn, or Thursday Night and Friday Morning by 12XU
Maurice (1987), Maurice - E. M. Forster
29 Dec 2011
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The Russet Room, Pendersleigh Park, Wiltshire, night of 13–14 August 1913.
'It seems rather strange.' Words that had seemed to refer to Scudder’s plan to emigrate to the Argentine suddenly took on a new meaning, like a secret code that Maurice had failed to crack until now. Yes, it was strange – and uncanny: this inadmissable, overpowering attraction between them; Scudder suddenly in Maurice’s bed; the strange alchemy of their bodies together.
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The events of the night when Alec came to Maurice's room at Penndersleigh.
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The match is on by marysutherland
Sherlock (TV), Lord Peter Wimsey - Dorothy L. Sayers, Maurice (1987)
5 Dec 2011
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Lestrade, Sherlock and John investigate dodgy goings on at a country house cricket match.
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Maurice doesn’t even stir until the light coming in through the boathouse windows is full and gleaming. Maurice finally embraces that part of himself he's tried so hard to push away - and realizes just how much he's missed all those years with Clive.