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Arthur is the boss. And every boss needs a secretary. As Arthur's secretary George is stolen away by his father for little more than a good grade on a resumé, Arthur searches for a new one.
The interview he holds that day will be burned into his mind for the rest of his life.Series
- Part 103 of Merlin's magic
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After a disaster filled foray into the world of Reality Television, the Waynes are unlikely to ever try again, but, a scandel leaves them needing to boost public opinioin about them, both to save their identities, but also to get people to stop speaking ill about them.
Enter the world of social media, where the Waynes now get to do reality TV, with a lot less reality, and a lot more skillful editing that they get to do themselves.Or: The Waynes becomes influencers and go onto talk shows
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“You’ll give me magical training?” Merlin asks.
Arthur smiles. “Yes, and training in courtly etiquette. I imagine Ealdor doesn’t have nobles?”
“We don’t have nobles, but we do have pigs. And chickens,” Merlin says. When Arthur raises his eyebrows at him, Merlin flushes heavily with embarrassment. “Oh, shut up. My lord.”
“Don’t talk to your king like that,” Arthur says, but he doesn’t actually seem very upset about it, even though Merlin sort of wants to hit himself in the face. “Welcome to Camelot, sorcerer-apprentice Merlin of Ealdor.”
Or: Merlin is sixteen when he comes to Camelot, vying for the new position of court sorcerer that has opened under King Arthur—a noble king, golden and lionhearted, who is trying to legalise magic in all of Albion. Of course, Merlin doesn't expect to be chosen.
But he is.
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"Let it be known that I completely detest the implications of what this situation is mirroring," Red Hood grumbles to himself and it's the longest string of words Duke has heard from any so-called Gotham vigilante, let alone the one who's known for shooting more than he is talking.
"The fuck?" Duke mutters, because if he's already going to die, he might as well try and make sense of it.
"I'm not going to care about whatever sob story you have," is what Red Hood replies with instead of explaining, "Where are your parents?"
"Gone," is all Duke says, because it's really none of this guy's business. It's also the truth.
Somehow, Red Hood sounds even more anguished about this information than Duke is, "Ah shit."
(Duke steals the tires off Red Hood's bike and somehow gains a family.)
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Being a quick dialogue-only response to the fabulous Opening Ceremonies of The London 2012 Olympics, set in the Student Prince 'verse.
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- Part 2 of The student prince
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06 Apr 2022