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According to Forster's notes on 'Maurice', epilogues are for Tolstoy. But Forster did write an epilogue for 'Maurice', although he later scrapped it. This is another attempt to imagine a future for the novel's three central figures.
Bookmarked by WhisperingWillows
18 May 2013
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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.
Bookmarked by against_stars
20 Apr 2013
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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.
Bookmarked by against_stars
20 Apr 2013
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Maurice and Alec, after the boathouse.
Bookmarked by Claireness
6 Mar 2013
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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.
Bookmarked by JPerceval
2 Mar 2013
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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.
Bookmarked by JPerceval
2 Mar 2013
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Bookmarked by rachellewatsonholmes
22 Feb 2013
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And baby makes three in their Green Heaven! :D
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Bookmarked by Manaji
5 Feb 2013
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According to Forster's notes on 'Maurice', epilogues are for Tolstoy. But Forster did write an epilogue for 'Maurice', although he later scrapped it. This is another attempt to imagine a future for the novel's three central figures.
Bookmarked by Manaji
5 Feb 2013
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Alec Scudder and Clive Durham meet again in 1915.
Bookmarked by Manaji
5 Feb 2013
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Bookmarked by ClassyGirlsWearPearls
15 Jan 2013
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And baby makes three in their Green Heaven! :D
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Bookmarked by ClassyGirlsWearPearls
12 Jan 2013
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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."
Bookmarked by starcrossing
26 Dec 2012
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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.
Bookmarked by phantomess92
18 Nov 2012
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And baby makes three in their Green Heaven! :D
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Bookmarked by phantomess92
18 Nov 2012
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Maurice and Alec, after the boathouse.
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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.
Bookmarked by ShamanicShaymin
20 Sep 2012
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Bookmarked by rusty_armour
3 Sep 2012
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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.
Bookmarked by oftortoises
13 Aug 2012
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Maurice and Alec didn't leave all danger behind them in France. Will their secret be discovered on their first day in Cheltenham?