A surprise SWAT raid on Jack’s crumbling syndicate leaves him fighting for survival.
PK's been an Auror for long enough to know that he's suited for research and desk work. Being assigned to work with Carey, who's known throughout the Montreal Aurors for his undercover work, changes that. A lot.
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Baseball is like joining an enormous family with ancestors and forebears and famous stories and histories and it’s a privilege. It means alot. And the people who tell me they hate baseball, or are out of baseball, they sound bitter about it. But I think they sense what they are missing. I think that they feel there is something they are not in on, that is a terrible loss. And I feel sorry for them."
— Roger Angell, Ken Burns "Baseball: Inning Four"
Poor Peter, you see, had just realized that he was going to be King of Narnia, and I hope you do not think less of him when I tell you that he lost his breakfast in the heather.
Villanelle is taken. Eve finds her.
Chloe is cursed by a fairy to never say a rude word, and everyone but June thinks it's a great development.
Lunch, a mysterious fruit, revelations, and sex. In that order.
Kamet tells a small, accidental lie that spirals out into an enormous, humiliating lie. That would be manageable, maybe, if he didn't wish so badly for it to be true.
Set in an AU where Ghirahim rises from the lowly Fool of the Demon King Releris to the ruler of all the Lower Realms. But as the demon lord tries to destroy the Seal and take the sunlit lands of the surface for the demons, he encounters resistance...
I'm apparently in the minority on this, but the Shame that I saw was a beautifully constructed film about the ways that broken people deal with their brokenness, and that, in the end, it OK to remain broken because that is beautiful too. However, while Brandon's character arc got him to that point, Sissy's did not. Which is OK, because Shame was Brandon's story, not Sissy's. However, I sort of loved Sissy a LOT, so this mix is my attempt to figure out what would allow Sissy to reach a simila…
I'm apparently in the minority on this, but the Shame that I saw was a beautifully constructed film about the ways that broken people deal with their brokenness, and that, in the end, it OK to remain broken because that is beautiful too. However, while Brandon's character arc got him to that point, Sissy's did not. Which is OK, because Shame was Brandon's story, not Sissy's. However, I sort of loved Sissy a LOT, so this mix is my attempt to figure out what would allow Sissy to reach a similar state of acceptance with her life and her choices. And because I'm me, my answer to that question is threesomes, incest, and a liberal dose of penance kink. *g* Created for the 2012 round of kink_bingo for the multimedia challenge.