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Matt loosens his grip on the glass, lets it slide down onto the bar with a soft clatter. “I see your point.”
Frank grunts, sets the bottle down. “More than a pretty face, Murdock.”
“So they tell me,” Matt murmurs and it’d be easy to leave it at that, let sleeping dogs lie. Let Frank Castle drag Bullseye into the fold if he thinks it’s such a good idea but – But – You wanna say it sounds familiar.
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Frank points out it might be more useful to have Bullseye on side (or at least, in sight) while they take down Fisk. He probably didn't intend for it to go like this.
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BJ watches their guest of honor watch Hawkeye. The man's handsome, dark eyes are filled with an almost indecent hunger. Heat flares in BJ's face — or maybe his gut. It's hard to tell.
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02 May 2025
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oh this is so wonderful and perfect and so bj.....
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Hawkeye finds that his dreams can change reality.
Fusion with Ursula K. Le Guin's "The Lathe of Heaven."
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hawkeye is impossible, or so he’s been told.
Part character study, part experimental non-linear narrative, part a place for me to project and put all my unnecessarily specific headcanons in one place, today we’re taking a trip through hawkeye’s chaotic train of thought after being asked a simple question: “tell me about the bus.”
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27 Dec 2024
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Lou Reed once said that the perfect day was spent drinking sangria in the park and some poetic shit about how some girl makes him feel like he was someone else and someone good. Steve doesn’t drink sangria but he likes cheap gas station beer, and when he sits with Jonathan on the outskirts of town at the edge of the quarry cliffside, he makes it so he can forget himself. It’s far from perfect, but in the post-adolescence lurch of small town life, it’s the best that Steve can hope for.
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30 Jun 2024