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unfitforsociety) wrote2023-01-01 12:21 pm
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they've turned aside our stories of the gentle fall
The Queen's Thief
as the wind turns by
jediseagull
A handful of years after the war with the Mede, Kamet is asked to become secretary of the archives. I really like how this caps off Kamet's arc, and also his interplay with the other characters is great and in character.
I Spy by
dolphin_ring
A series of connected missing scenes set throughout The Thief. Or, what Eddis and Attolia were doing while Gen was stealing a seal, getting tossed in prison, and then hiking across the countryside. Exactly what it says on the tin. I enjoyed this look at what was happening offscreen during The Thief.
Under the orange trees by
dolphin_ring
A tale of calf love, of a lonely thief watching a princess dance alone in the kitchen garden. A lovely scene, shot through with melancholy for both Gen and Irene. <3
the weight at the center of the world by
betony
The queen chooses differently on her wedding night; Eugenides, as ever, rises to the occasion. A really wonderful portrayal of just why Gen and Irene fit so well together.
✭
as the wind turns by
A handful of years after the war with the Mede, Kamet is asked to become secretary of the archives. I really like how this caps off Kamet's arc, and also his interplay with the other characters is great and in character.
I Spy by
A series of connected missing scenes set throughout The Thief. Or, what Eddis and Attolia were doing while Gen was stealing a seal, getting tossed in prison, and then hiking across the countryside. Exactly what it says on the tin. I enjoyed this look at what was happening offscreen during The Thief.
Under the orange trees by
A tale of calf love, of a lonely thief watching a princess dance alone in the kitchen garden. A lovely scene, shot through with melancholy for both Gen and Irene. <3
the weight at the center of the world by
The queen chooses differently on her wedding night; Eugenides, as ever, rises to the occasion. A really wonderful portrayal of just why Gen and Irene fit so well together.
✭