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He sees the monster for the first time when he’s three and climbing up the sun-warmed plastic slide at Clarkston Park. It is a shadow in and of itself, but with none of the give-and-take grace of the natural shadows he sees around him. This event is the start of the clawing, desperate thing that is Tim Wright’s life—and he’s not quite sure he’s going to be able to survive, because things just keep getting worse.
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17 Jul 2026
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sokka doesn’t know when he forgot what his mother’s wings looked like. he knows that the forgetting didn’t happen all at once, that it was slow and quiet and insidious, just like he knows maybe forgetting isn’t the right term, knows being replaced might be more appropriate because when he tries to remember mom’s face all he sees is katara’s, and when he thinks of her wings—
when sokka thinks of his mother’s wings, he sees sleek brown feathers laced through with dull silver. he sees soft white undersides and chalky down. he sees juvenile plumage so very like his own, quiet and unassuming, on two long, sharply angled wings. he sees katara’s wings when he tries to think of his mother’s, and it stings like betrayal.
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- Part 1 of with wings
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17 Jul 2026
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ford can’t stop thinking about old yeller that night, staring up at the glow-in-the-dark stars on their ceiling. he couldn’t do it, he thinks. he couldn’t ever shoot his own dog, no matter what.
“well,” stanley says pragmatically the next morning, pretending like he doesn’t care as much as ford knows he does, “since he was sufferin’ and all, it was really better for him to be dead, wasn’t it? not much point in being alive if your whole life is terrible and you’re a danger to everybody you ever loved.”
something cold and sharp takes up residence in ford’s stomach. he doesn’t like hearing stanley say stuff like that. he doesn’t like it at all.
“i wouldn’t do it,” ford insists. “no matter what, i wouldn’t. there’s always another way.”
“heh. yeah, i bet you’d find another way, brainiac,” stanley teases, reaching over to muss ford’s hair. ford swats him away. stanley can make fun all he wants—ford still spends all night thinking about cures for rabies.
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16 Jul 2026
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After three years of trying and failing to reactivate the portal, Stan realized that he was slowing to a halt. He only had one-third of the journals, and a lot of those instructions and warnings were written in an indecipherable code. And worst of all, he was utterly alone in this world. No brother, no family. Maybe what he needed was a partner by his side.
Or: In a different form, in a different time, and without his memories, Bill Cipher was sent by the Big Guy in the Tank to face his toughest trial: helping Stanley Pines.
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- Part 1 of The Law of Assumption
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13 Jul 2026
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A special agent from the Department of
Cover UpsNothing is sent to investigate a sleazy salesman who's boomed in popularity after picking up a peculiar new act.History may not repeat itself, but it sure does rhyme with "Ciphertology".
AKA, why for the sake of the world Stanley Pines and Bill Cipher should never become partners.
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08 Jul 2026