Know(ing) You(rself): I Know...
Fics in which characters learn about another/each other’s identity, personal life, &/or relationships
(Quite a few crossovers &/or OC/outsider perspectives)
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Once upon a time, a boy met a girl and they became friends. They had fun at a concert, got an autographed album between them and that resulted in a friendship to be remembered for all times. Then, years later, the friends meet again under circumstances no one expected. Pity the universe. It stood no chance.
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Prompt: The only things that Steve Rogers knows about Tony Stark came from a file given to him by SHIELD and he’s starting to realize that’s a problem.
Word Count: 5,000
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Into the Brighter Night by shoalsea
Fandoms: Batman (Comics), Red Robin (Comics), Young Justice (Comics)
25 Oct 2020
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When an unknown enemy threatens Robin, Gotham's vigilantes come together to keep him safe.
Unfortunately, they're protecting the wrong Robin.
Or: Tim Drake plans his own rescue. Things get complicated.
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5 times Abby Clarke assumes Buck is married with a kid.
Or: Abby returns to LA and runs into various members of the 118 and family who all have their own opinions on the woman.
Based of a tweet I saw on twitter: @bucksorelatable: wait, do you think abby said "he stopped waiting for me a long time ago," she saw buck's instagram with all the photos of eddie and christopher and the rainbow flag in the bio and just assumed he was married with a kid now.
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In English class, they did a poetry unit, and Chris had liked it more than he'd expected. Not all the poems, obviously, but he likes poetry in general, as it turns out. Robert Frost and Emily Dickinson and even Shakespeare, the rhythm of the sonnets, the language. He'd liked the unit so much he went to the library and got out a poetry anthology, so he could find other poems he'd like too.
He brought the book back to his grandparents' house and flipped through it in his room, stopping on any title that caught his eye, letting the words wash over him.
On page 78, he found, "Childhood is the Kingdom Where Nobody Dies," and he felt his heart stop.
It wasn't exactly that he wanted to read it. But he had to. He couldn't have stopped if he tried. And once he'd read it, he couldn't stop thinking about it. He went online and printed a copy, kept it hidden like contraband under his bed because he didn't want Abuela to find it when she was cleaning and ask about it.