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John Dory felt a gentle hand against his face, and for a moment it made him feel loved.
This feeling was quickly replaced with a harsh slap, hard enough to make his head look the other way.
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Make it an Even Number... Make It Purple!! by Devotedly_Perfect
Fandoms: Trolls (DreamWorks Movies)
22 Jun 2025
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Dudeeeee....
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Kokushibo The Sword Hero by Devotedly_Perfect
Fandoms: 盾の勇者の成り上がり - アネコユサギ | Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari | The Rising of the Shield Hero - Aneko Yusagi, 盾の勇者の成り上がり | Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari | The Rising of the Shield Hero (Anime), 鬼滅の刃 | Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba (Anime), 鬼滅の刃 | Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba (Manga)
21 Jun 2025
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This and This and This: Achilles & Patroclus by Johaerys
Fandom Hades (Supergiant Games Video Games), Hades (Video Game 2018), The Iliad - Homer, The Song of Achilles, The Song of Achilles - Madeline Miller
11 Feb 2026
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A series for all of my Patrochilles works!
(A/N: The works are not written in chronological order, but they are listed in order, starting with the fics that take place in the canon TSOA/Iliad universe, and continuing with those that are set in AUs. Feel free to subscribe to this series so you can be notified whenever I post a new chapter or work featuring Achilles and Patroclus.)
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As Fate Would Have It by Johaerys
Fandoms: The Song of Achilles - Madeline Miller, Hades (Video Game 2018), The Iliad - Homer
11 Feb 2026
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Achilles tilts his chin up defiantly, in an effort to stare Patroclus down. He only succeeds in looking like a petulant child. “It is considered a great honour to be a therapon to a prince, you know.”
“Honour is meant to be earned, not handed out as if to a beggar, or a dog.”
Achilles’ nostrils flare, his green-gold eyes gleaming dangerously. “Such scorn from someone who was training to be a common footsoldier just this morning. Many of the boys back at the yard would beg for this chance.”
“Then you should have chosen one of them, perhaps." Patroclus glances down at the expensive chiton and his brand new arms, and hates how heavy and foreign they feel on him. “I didn’t ask for any of this.”
The last thing Patroclus wants is to become therapon to the Prince of Phthia. He had his fill of princelings back when he lived in Opus—hell, he used to be one himself. He doesn't need some stuck-up demigod to size him up and appoint him his glorified manservant. He'd much rather pass, thank you very much.
Achilles, however, is unlike any prince he's ever met.
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- Part 20 of This and This and This: Achilles & Patroclus
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Defiled Sun by theoblck
Fandoms: The Song of Achilles - Madeline Miller, Ancient Greek Religion & Lore
12 Feb 2026
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Everyone knew the prophecy: if Troy’s youngest prince reached the age of twenty, the city would remain invincible. The fate of Troy rested upon Troilus's breath, and his demise was the only way for the Greeks to prevail. Achilles, the greatest of them all, knew it well.
He arrived with one goal: to kill the boy. Yet, faced with eyes as deep as the sea and hair brighter than the sun, a twisted obsession began to brew within him.
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“Patroclus, look at me.” The king commanded, and I would be a fool not to obey. I tilted my chin to gaze up at him, the picture of a weak and humble servant. It would have been convincing if we were not both aware of the boy I killed, and the boy I had beaten. Accident or not, reputation persevered. “There are rumours that on the northern coast of Boeotia, a boy was born with golden eyes.”
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A rewrite of the Song of Achilles, in which Patroclus is a demigod.
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Parish has, from the start of their relationship, been told Noah's a keeper by numerous people. She doesn't quite remember them all but a few stand out.
These are the five most notable times this has happened as well as a quiet moment with Noah, who reflects on his marriage.
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- Part 1 of How have you kept them?