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There are some things that I refuse to think about.
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Daisy and Steerforth by If_you_had_had_a_sister
Fandoms: David Copperfield - Charles Dickens, DICKENS Charles - Works, 19th Century CE RPF, Historical RPF
03 Jan 2021
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An au, if you will, on how David Copperfield’s and James Steerforth’s relationship could have developed.
They are also kind of out of character.I tried to keep this as canon as possible, while still adding some of my own things. It’s some time ago since I’ve read the brick of a book, so some things may not be accurate.
The age difference is also intentionally not accurate to the original story (It says David is 10 years younger, here he is only 3 years younger) and I shifted up some of David’s age, so for example his age when his mother dies, is not the same as in the book.Also Traddles is not a major character in this. Yes, he is precious, but I didn’t know were to put him. He is mentioned sometimes though:)
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The last time David and Steerforth see each other is a first as well as a last.
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In which some questions are asked and some secrets revealed regarding David's dearest friend.
(Set a year after Steerforth's death)
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Chivalrous, Bold and Slick by verulams (finnlogan)
Fandoms: David Copperfield - Charles Dickens
06 Dec 2020
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Steerforth is, after all this time, very adamantly interested in having David’s hands on his neck. After all, he’s rather used to getting what he wants.
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“Do I make you so flustered? So flustered as to be truthful?”
It’s strange. It is David’s hands buried in Steerforth’s hair, not vice versa. David by rights should not be the flustered one: at any given moment, it was not David’s head leant back. It was not David’s neck extended. It was most certainly not David’s exposed Adam’s apple tucked against sinew and muscle and breath.
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Set during Chapter 39
Uriah Heep now sleeps in David Copperfield's old room at the Wickfields'. While on a visit, David decides to take a look around - and surely there can be no harm in that? -
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Having begun a casual affair with Uriah, David finds himself frustrated by the layers of artifice that Uriah throws up to protect himself. He has no hope of learning all of Uriah's secrets, but when he sees a chance at uncovering whether Uriah drops his aitches deliberately, he takes it.
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David decides to give Uriah a taste of his own medicine and get him drunk. It works a little too well, and Uriah spills a few of his deepest secrets, much to the alarm of all parties involved.
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"The nations, not so blest as thee,
Must, in their turns, to tyrants fall;
While thou shalt flourish great and free,
The dread and envy of them all." -
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David Copperfield can't resist showing off his brand-new, hard-earned bridal cottage even to his own worst enemy, who is himself something of a masochist.
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Written for the following corsetsandlemons prompt (though I didn't quite manage to post it before the challenge closed): After David loses his first fight with the butcher, Uriah patches him up and either teaches him how to beat the shit out of his opponent or what bear grease is *really* for. (Or both--both is good.)
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Mr Benevolent & the Little Liar by zhouxiao2020
Fandoms: Oliver Twist - Fandom, 雾都孤儿, Dickens - Fandom
04 Jun 2019
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David Copperfield, newly bereft of his fortune, is seeking ways to earn a little money. Uriah Heep, having finally come up in the world a little, is willing to pay handsomely for a handsome man. Neither expects that this will mean their paths will cross in a dingy room in a narrow London street.
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Uriah Heep has always been glad to do David Copperfield any favour, and offers to perform a somewhat indecent one for the new-minted alpha. David is taken aback, but being a fresh and curious sort of young man, he's hardly uninterested.
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What's An Apology, When One Is Umble? by elviaprose
Fandoms: David Copperfield - Charles Dickens
17 Jun 2018
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Uriah Heep has returned from Australia, having secured a pardon from the Crown. To David's great alarm and outrage, Uriah has been visiting each of David's friends in turn and making elaborate apologies, which they all seem to be accepting. Surely nothing good can come of this!
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A Tale of Two Titles; or, the Mummy vs. the Si-Fan by AtomMudman
Fandoms: Fu Manchu Series - Sax Rohmer, She - H. Rider Haggard, Black Panther (Comics), Doc Savage - Kenneth Robeson, Cthulhu Mythos - H. P. Lovecraft, Indiana Jones Series, Sherlock Holmes - Arthur Conan Doyle, James Bond - All Media Types, The Sea-Wolf - Jack London, Casablanca (1942), Le Fantôme de l'Opéra | Phantom of the Opera - Gaston Leroux, Dracula - Bram Stoker, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Karate Kid (Movies), 龍爭虎鬥 | Enter the Dragon (1973), Iron Fist (Comic), David Copperfield - Charles Dickens
14 May 2018
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In examining of a particular holder of the title of Sheikh and a particular bearer of the title of Pasha, this essay explores the relationship between the tana leaves of the 1940s Mummy films and the immortality serum of the ancient crime-lord Fu Manchu.
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Uriah Heep nurses David oh so patiently back into 'ealth and 'appiness following a drunken night on the town.
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Young David Copperfield is exceedingly well liked and well respected in Canterbury. Isn't it strange, Uriah Heep observes, that he has had no intimate friendships with the other boys, in all his time at school?
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Well-Disposed by borevidal for x_los
Fandoms: David Copperfield - Charles Dickens, Dickens - Fandom
18 Dec 2017
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Uriah is a secret alpha who takes David's virginity.
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The Bad Boy Who Didn't Care by elviaprose for likeadeuce
Fandoms: David Copperfield - Charles Dickens
17 Dec 2017
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It is devil of a thing to be worshipped by a man worth ten of you. No end of trouble and no end of pleasure. Though he had only known it to happen to him once, James Steerforth was careless enough to put it down as a general truth. He thought it again and again, that day when he first seduced David Copperfield.