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some measure of goodness by damnedscribblingwoman for blueteak
Fandoms: The Lion in Winter (1968), Historical RPF
14 Feb 2019
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None of Henry's children had ever learned to share; in this one thing at least, they were their father's sons.
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si non est propinquus tuus frater by Nary for blueteak
Fandoms: The Lion in Winter (1968)
02 Feb 2019
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Richard had another sip of his wine. It was an excellent vintage, and no doubt contributed to his mellow good humour this evening, despite his brother's provocations. He hadn't expected Geoffrey to be here - normally tournaments were not his area of interest - and it had been a surprise to see him, but not a completely unpleasant one. "Did they invite you because they lacked a court jester, and thought you might serve?"
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When the fall is all there is by AuKestrel for reine_des_corbeaux
Fandoms: The Lion in Winter (1968)
18 Dec 2018
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Eleanor, reimagined in 2018 Bordeaux, changing the French palate for coffee one bean at a time.
Also, there's Richard.
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Lion Rampant, Contourné by yeats for MixolydianGrey
Fandoms: The Lion in Winter (1968), 12th Century CE RPF
18 Dec 2018
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Mothers, like fathers, live in sons.
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It's barely six and Eleanor has no wine left.
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The last and most surprising of Eleanor's visitors is her husband.
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more of bitter aloes than honey by damnedscribblingwoman for blueteak
Fandoms: The Lion in Winter (1968), Historical RPF
21 Apr 2018
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Geoffrey wanted to touch him, he wanted to hurt him, he wanted Richard's hands on him. He did not know whether half the things they did to one another — the fighting, the fucking, a world of small touches and betrayals in between — if they did them out of lust or spite or want or petty malice. He wasn't sure it mattered. He might never see the outside of this tower again, and he still wasn't sure it mattered.
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His tongue is smoother than oil by psychomachia for Aris Merquoni (ArisTGD)
Fandoms: The Lion in Winter (1968)
14 Apr 2018
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Philip just wants to drink wine and talk. Richard just wants to drink wine and throw him out. Geoffrey would probably not have wanted to be trampled by the horse.
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"You let yourself be fooled because you wanted to be," Geoffrey retorted. "You're like a strand of wool on a spindle - wrap you around my finger, set you spinning, and let you fall so that you do most of the work of twisting yourself up." To most observers, his voice would have sounded even, but Richard could detect a barely-suppressed tremor in it. "Philip finds you too stubborn to sway, but he doesn't have my decades of practice."
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of comfort and despair by damnedscribblingwoman for Nary
Fandoms: The Lion in Winter (1968), Historical RPF
14 Feb 2018
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Philip was absurdly fond of Geoffrey — in truth he was. And he adored Richard. And while it was true that he dearly loved them both, it was equally true that he loved them at each other's throats most of all. Because it amused him. Because it upset Henry. Because what was bad for England was invariably good for France. But there was more than one way to kick a hornet's nest, and this was fun too.
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if not to heaven by damnedscribblingwoman for blueteak
Fandoms: The Lion in Winter (1968), Historical RPF
01 Jan 2018
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Henry and Eleanor had raised no children. They had raised princes and dukes and counts, and whatever John was, but no children. Just powerful strangers with too much to prove at each other's expense.
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Christmas at Chinon, 1183. Conversation gambits keep the Christmas fires burning.
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et per hominem resurrectio mortuorum by Nary for blueteak
Fandoms: The Lion in Winter (1968)
05 Feb 2016
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Richard stalked the halls of Rouen like a tamed lion, but one that still had claws, and might turn on you if you came too close. And Geoffrey could never resist baiting his brother. With King Henry gone to Caen to collect their mother, whom he had once again released from her imprisonment, this time for Easter, and John floundering away in Ireland, there was no one else for the two of them to direct their energies towards. The knights and courtiers took bets as to which would strike the first blow, with the prevailing wisdom being that no matter who began it, Richard would surely end it.
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John Will Rule the Country, While I Run It by MissWoodhouse
Fandoms: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling, The Lion in Winter - All Media Types, 12th Century CE RPF, King John - Shakespeare
07 Jan 2016
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“No one ever thinks of the crown and mentions Geoff, why is that?” - Lion in Winter
In which Prince Geoffrey should be content to rule the magical half of the Angevin Empire and leave his parents to bicker over which of his brothers gets to rule the English muggles.
Also, in which Eleanor of Aquitaine hates Constance of Brittany even more than she hates her son John.
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- Part 5 of History of Magic
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Time and Chance by Selena for lsellers (Annariel)
Fandoms: 12th Century CE RPF, When Christ and His Saints Slept - Sharon Kay Penman, Devil's Brood - Sharon Kay Penman, Historical RPF, Henry II Trilogy - Sharon Kay Penman, The Lion in Winter (1968)
09 Jul 2015
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Five lives which Eleanor of Aquitaine never lived.
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The Heart of the Lion by Gigi_Sinclair
Fandoms: The Lion in Winter - All Media Types, The Lion in Winter (1968)
04 Apr 2015
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It is all a game, and nothing is sacred.
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To tell the truth, I was never doted so affectionately upon by either parent. It was always either John or Richard. Everyone forgets poor dear Geoffrey. Even it seems as Alais has forgotten me too.
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Philip contemplates Geoffrey's reign
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“We're jungle creatures, Henry, and the dark is all around us. See them? In the corners, you can see the eyes.” –The Lion in Winter, William Goldman.
The pairings, Philip/Richard and Philip/Geoffrey, are implied.
Thank you, Ignoble Bard, for the patient and generous Beta work. Also, many thanks to Russandol, Scarlet, Randy O., and Elfscribe for the nitpicks on the final draft.
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Richard is always better than Geoff.