11 Works in Parade's End - All Media Types
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Christopher's Choice by PrincessCumberbatch, tryingtowritefanfiction
Parade's End - All Media Types, Parade's End (TV)
9 Mar 2013
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After Sylvia sends him away for calling out another woman's name, Christopher goes to see Valentine
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His Last Post by marysutherland
Sherlock Holmes - Arthur Conan Doyle, Parade's End - All Media Types
21 Jan 2013
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Someone's keeping a close eye on Christopher Tietjens.
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Alternate ending, my way.
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Immediately after Armistice Night and still adapting to a world of peace, Christopher and Valentine reflect on their relationship and their future together.
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Placing the Yoke by error_42 for emmadelosnardos, phantomviola
Parade's End - All Media Types, FORD Ford Madox - Works
24 Oct 2012
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'When, in a scare that had been as much her mother's as her own, she had led Tietjens on...'
A single woman with a fatherless child must certainly be in want of a husband. Some women go husband hunting. Sylvia goes on the warpath. -
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You want him. And each time he happens to meet your eye, you can see his own desire clear as day. Then what the hell are you waiting for?
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Defend us in battle by emmadelosnardos for error_42, kingaofthewoods, professorfangirl (lizeckhart)
Parade's End - All Media Types, FORD Ford Madox - Works
21 Sep 2012
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What Sylvia did know something about, after Drake, was the way of a maid with a man.
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Coda al episodio 1x03
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If things hadn't ended as they had for Christopher and Valentine before he returned to the war.
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Moments Like These by catestarks (thejitterbug)
Parade's End - Ford Madox Ford, Parades End (TV)
10 Sep 2012
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In that moment, it was enough.
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‘Valentine,’ he whispered, his mouth now close to her ears. She was warm, too warm. She had not known it would be like this, the hurry of the moment, the cruelty of wanting him closer…And if her mother should stir!
But it was her turn now. She would not falter. She spoke:
‘You said this was untidy. You said we were not the type to be—private.’
He stopped kissing her neck and laid his face on her breast. He said:
‘A decent fellow doesn’t—’ But she had surrendered to him already.
Missing scene from the ending of Some Do Not... (book, not TV). What if Christopher and Valentine were the kind who did?