Luminous_Bluebell
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or: One Last Note from the Center to his center.
- Words:
- 521
- Chapters:
- 1/1
- Hits:
- 17
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“Here’s an even better idea,” said Grantaire. “How about I take on eight of your hellish host? For each one of you I outdrink, you release a name on my list back into the land of the living.”
“You have yourself a wager,” said the Devil. “Who will we be starting with? This— Enjolras?”
“Let’s save him for last,” said Grantaire. “I’ll get to him.”
Or: Grantaire survives the barricades and marches down into the underworld to bring all of Les Amis back to life.
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A study in discipline. Because sometimes, even the British Government has to give in.
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- Part 1 of 50 trays of cake
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Much Ado About Divorce by Luminous_Bluebell
Sherlock (TV), Sherlock Holmes & Related Fandoms
31 Jul 2012
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"Oh, do take your squabbles elsewhere. You, ma'am" he pointed to the harpy with the dishwater blonde hair "need to stop being so defensive as a manner of hiding your guilt at sleeping with a PE teacher while you should have been reconciling with your husband." He marked the look of surprise on her face, and noted the clenched jaw of the man. So he didn't know? How interesting. "Oh, don't look so shocked. The fact that you absolutely reek of sports deodorant that does not match that of your husband's and you do not have the build of an athlete, plus the fact that your wedding ring is looking a bit uncared for gave you away from the off. At least your husband has the good sense to wait until he knows this is a failed endeavor to go gallivanting with interested romantic prospects. Oh, don't look at me like that, Inspector. Yes, I know that the long hours you put in at work are not just spent on work. You have a consort."
In which Sherlock plays Jeremy Kyle and speeds up the decaying process of a marriage that was already a lost cause.
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Your Heart, My Home (Don't Ever Leave) by Luminous_Bluebell for Psycan
Sherlock (TV), Sherlock Holmes & Related Fandoms
31 Jul 2012
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Post-Reichenbach. "Jesus Christ, live damn it. I lost you once; I can't handle a second time. For the love of God, Sherlock, pull through this." His voice was barely above a whisper, choked with tears that refused to fall. Just as well. He refused to let them. He couldn't handle this. Not again.
Recent series
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50 trays of cake by Bluepine, Luminous_Bluebell
Sherlock (TV), Sherlock Holmes & Related Fandoms
1 Aug 2012
- Words:
- 276
- Works:
- 1
Recent bookmarks
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Some Friendlier Sky by AMarguerite, Hammie
Les Misérables - All Media Types, Les Misérables - Victor Hugo
30 May 2013
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Courfeyrac falls through the roof of no. 7 Rue de l'Homme Armé, taking down not only the ceiling, but the carefully built walls Valjean has constructed around himself and Cosette. Wacky hijinks ensue. Thanks to Hammie for beta-ing.
Bookmarked by Luminous_Bluebell
6 May 2013
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Thirty-Two Times by Ark
Les Misérables (2012), Les Misérables - All Media Types, Les Misérables - Victor Hugo, Les Misérables - Schönberg/Boublil
4 Jan 2013
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Marius, looking chastised but sad, says, “Is there nothing then for romance, Enjolras? It seems a strange emotion to be struck with, distracting as a fever, if it means nothing.”
It is Grantaire who answers first. “Nothing means anything, Marius,” says the cynic. “Yet who would ever die for his country if he did not love some person who lived within it?”
Bookmarked by Luminous_Bluebell
18 Mar 2013
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Martin doesn't come into work one day. Nor the next. Nor the next. On the twelfth day, the police find his van. On the same day he’s declared a missing person.
All the three of them left behind can do is wait. Hold each other upright so they don’t fall over themselves. That’s what families do. Even the damaged ones.
Bookmarked by Luminous_Bluebell
15 Jan 2013
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In which Grantaire is an unacceptable Pylades.
Bookmarked by Luminous_Bluebell
12 Jan 2013
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Convalescence by Yamx
Les Miserables, Les Misérables - All Media Types, Les Misérables - Victor Hugo
12 Jul 2008
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Javert survives the Seine.
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- Works:
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- Bookmarks:
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Bookmarked by Luminous_Bluebell
11 Jan 2013
Bookmarker's Notes
Oh. My. God. The way the author handle the character and the prose and absolutely everything about this are just yes. Absolutely yes. This is probably the best fix-it and I'm cry.