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As The Queen Commands by SummerSwan
Fandoms: A Song of Ice and Fire - George R. R. Martin
06 Oct 2013
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“He doesn’t deserve you.”
“No, he doesn’t,” Sansa agrees. “Ser Jaime, I’m not sure how to say this, so I’m just going to be blunt. I want you to help me kill the King.”
In which Cersei dies, Robert takes his son’s betrothed as his new queen, and Jaime decides it’s about time he killed another king.
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Bookmarked by PeachesInGreece
20 Apr 2026
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Telemachus can handle Antinous’ snide remarks, his wrath, and even his violence.
He does not think he can handle his desire.
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- Part 1 of Monsters and Men
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Bookmarked by PeachesInGreece
18 Apr 2026
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In one world, Telemachus turns from Antinous’s stilled fist to see a goddess. In this one, a bloodied spirit greets him instead, grin twisted. His faded toga is ripped, his skin underneath covered in grisly blunt-force wounds. His beard is wild, and his eyes even more so.
“What’s- What’s happening?” Telemachus stammers, stumbling backwards.
“Is your plan to just stand around?” the spirit asks nonchalantly. He studies Antinous’s figure, a dark light in his eyes. “I suggest you fight back, son.”
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- Part 1 of "lonely demons from hell"-verse
Bookmarked by PeachesInGreece
18 Apr 2026
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Telemachus understands why Antinous calls him a wolf, a dog. Only a dog can be so loyal, and so terribly stupid.
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13 Apr 2026
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You look so sad, Clarke had not been the first of the sirens to find him clinging steadfast to the ruinous safety of his outcropping, though she was the first to truly speak- the first to abandon the luring singsong as she peeped up at him from just above the wavebreak, dark eyes gleaming curiously in the lingering darkness of the rapidly setting sun. Why do you cry? Come to me, I will make it better.
He did not dare give up his unflinching hold upon the crumbling old stone, despite the terrible ache and weakness building within his scrawny figure, but he did lick his lips and attempt to speak to the one meant to lure him to his death and feast upon his bones.
They killed my family, he tells her and would likely cry if he had any water left in his being, my entire village. They put me in chains to sell me, but now you have come to kill me because our ship has wrecked.
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the siren & piracy au | fic playlistBookmarked by PeachesInGreece
26 Mar 2026