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Et pourquoi mentir, à qui mentir?
Bookmarked by magnificentbastards
11 May 2013
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AU fix-it fic. If the Headmaster had just come out of the school a few minutes later, Irwin never would have gotten on that bike... so, in the parallel universe where that's the case, here's what might have happened next.
Bookmarked by tweedjacketsandtea
10 May 2013
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Et pourquoi mentir, à qui mentir?
Bookmarked by blauverdose
21 Apr 2013
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No one is more surprised than Posner when he and Irwin become friends.
Bookmarked by madame_d
13 Apr 2013
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“Then you know: the truth matters, as a baseline. We’re not writing fiction. The facts are there, most of the time, for you to discover. What you want to do with them, the story you want to tell, which threads to pick out of the tapestry—that’s what makes it history, rather than just the past.”
Bookmarked by quickmanifyouloveme
28 Jan 2013
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And the songs you sing are the songs you've sung by fiercynn for therealw
History Boys (2006)
21 Nov 2010
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“Come on,” says Dakin, smirking. “You can expose facts that aren’t generally taught in the history classes, provide a different perspective. We all know how much you love that.”
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- Part 2 of Hoping Beyond
Bookmarked by dawnmarie
22 Jan 2013
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Dakin's not one for art; it's nothing more than idle curiosity that gets him into the museum. But now he's old enough and experienced enough to take lessons in unexpected forms.
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- Part 1 of Hoping Beyond
Bookmarked by dawnmarie
22 Jan 2013
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“Then you know: the truth matters, as a baseline. We’re not writing fiction. The facts are there, most of the time, for you to discover. What you want to do with them, the story you want to tell, which threads to pick out of the tapestry—that’s what makes it history, rather than just the past.”
Bookmarked by qichi
19 Jan 2013
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“Then you know: the truth matters, as a baseline. We’re not writing fiction. The facts are there, most of the time, for you to discover. What you want to do with them, the story you want to tell, which threads to pick out of the tapestry—that’s what makes it history, rather than just the past.”
Bookmarked by dawnmarie
14 Jan 2013
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If history had rattled over the pins in a different way and there was no motorcycle accident, Dakin and Irwin would have gotten together and had that, umm, 'drink.'
Bookmarked by dawnmarie
14 Jan 2013
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Bookmarked by dawnmarie
14 Jan 2013
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Lockwood's funeral makes Dakin look at his life a little differently. 'There were destructive relationships and loves in this world far greater than the lamentable ballad of Irwin and Dakin.'
Bookmarked by dawnmarie
14 Jan 2013
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Dakin thinks in the subjunctive.
Bookmarked by dawnmarie
14 Jan 2013
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Bookmarked by dawnmarie
14 Jan 2013
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No one is more surprised than Posner when he and Irwin become friends.
Bookmarked by ravurian
4 Jan 2013
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No one is more surprised than Posner when he and Irwin become friends.
Bookmarked by bcblues
28 Dec 2012
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No one is more surprised than Posner when he and Irwin become friends.
Bookmarked by Lyrstzha
27 Dec 2012
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No one is more surprised than Posner when he and Irwin become friends.
Bookmarked by Send_Reinforcements
26 Dec 2012
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No one is more surprised than Posner when he and Irwin become friends.
Bookmarked by Sandrine Shaw (Sandrine)
25 Dec 2012
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“Then you know: the truth matters, as a baseline. We’re not writing fiction. The facts are there, most of the time, for you to discover. What you want to do with them, the story you want to tell, which threads to pick out of the tapestry—that’s what makes it history, rather than just the past.”
Bookmarked by robot5
22 Nov 2012