Pendency (pettiot)
Fandoms
- Dragon Age II (42)
- The Professionals (TV 1977) (18)
- Dragon Age: Inquisition (4)
- Dragon Age: Origins (3)
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That terrible boat journey to Kirkwall.
Aveline tries not to think about it. How good Hawke is at crawling to the top of any pile of shit that tries to bury him. (Or what she does to help him get there.)
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- Part 4 of Fear & Lothering
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"We've been running since Ostagar."
A series of short scenes describing Carver and Garrett's desertion from the Ferelden army in the face of the Blight, and their return to Lothering.
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- Part 3 of Fear & Lothering
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After Leandra's murder, no one can get through to Hawke. Sebastian decides to give it a try.
‘But you,’ Sebastian went on, working on the next bottle’s seal, those startlingly square and sturdy hands of his, calloused smooth from bow and book. He offered the first mouthful to Hawke. ‘You never had to deal with that sort of thing from House Amell. Did you? I imagine your upbringing was one of freedom, really, the love of your parents, no stricture or ritual, none of the expectations upon nobility. No hierarchy or roleplay coming between the honest love of parents for a child.’
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- Part 6 of Fear & Lothering
- Language:
- English
- Words:
- 1,748
- Chapters:
- 1/1
- Kudos:
- 6
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- 111
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Set during the one year of indentureship to Athenril. Hawke slips up during a skirmish and Athenril notices; conversation during Athenril's usual choice of post-fight release skews in a dangerous direction.
Athenril stared at him, and Garrett stared at her, the pair of them naked and wet, but only he was exposed. The humid Lowtown air prickled on his skin. Despite himself, the yearning, ever-present exhaustion, his body recognised the scene and responded.
‘You hide it well, Hawke. You’d never know, looking at you. But under pressure, it slips.’Series
- Part 5 of Fear & Lothering
- Language:
- English
- Words:
- 3,623
- Chapters:
- 1/1
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- 4
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- 57
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Garrett returns from his usual short stints at mercenary work earning coin for the family to an unexpected conversation with his mother.
‘A solid, strong farm town, Lothering, with good connections to Arl Bryland. I’ll work on the Reverend Mother, of course, the sisters, so as soon as the girl knows, her mother and father know, the Chantry will be ready to act as our go-between. We’ll negotiate an effective outcome with Elder Miriam before the girl starts to show and ensure a proper marriage results. I’ve been watching, Garrett, talking. Plenty of marriages here with the firstborn coming large for such early births. It’ll be amusing, not scandalous, and amusement wins friends.’
Series
- Part 2 of Fear & Lothering
- Language:
- English
- Words:
- 1,600
- Chapters:
- 1/1
- Kudos:
- 4
- Hits:
- 73
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An eventual Hawke/Isabela, Hawke/Fenris series with other Hawke pairings along the way, which takes a few other divergences from the canon story arc points. Focused on dysfunctional family dynamics and Hawke's service through leadership and service through sex mentality.
- Words:
- 16,050
- Works:
- 6
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Personal Favourites by divinekangaroo (pettiot), nyx (pettiot), Pendency (pettiot)
Fandom: Dragon Age II, Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy XII, Original Work, Peaky Blinders (TV), The Professionals, The Professionals (TV 1977)
18 May 2024
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Standing the test of time.
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- 200,909
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- 30
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Flickers by divinekangaroo (pettiot), nyx (pettiot), Pendency (pettiot), pettiot
Fandom: Dragon Age II, Original Work, Peaky Blinders (TV)
25 Nov 2024
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Series to assist with navigation: assorted femslash stories across various fandoms & originals.
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- 29,545
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- 5
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- 197,883
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Bodie and Doyle in World War II.
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- 5,820
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- 3
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They had been friends--more than friends, they had been lovers--but even without that assurance, Fenris would never have expected Hawke to give him up to the magister. It is a blessing that in his new, old life, he can't remember a thing.
Bookmarked by Pendency (pettiot)
21 Dec 2024