We go high / we go low

“Mary, I thought you said that Sherlock’s brother was intimidating?”

Rayna has information that's of value to the CIA. Susan's the person who put her behind bars forever.

Or at least, that's what Susan thinks, right up until she walks into her living room to find Rayna judging her interior decorating.

He will remake Qinghe—refurbishing its rooms, balancing its ledgers, soothing its master’s tempers—until it’s a place for a man like him.

Sam's had a lot of unexpected experiences and has dealt with a lot of shit. But all of that pales in comparison to what happens when he and Steve find Bucky.

(Or, Sam becomes a part-time therapist, falls in love, and gets some closure. Not necessarily in that order.)

Diplomatic incidents happen all the time, but not all of them end in marriage. And not all trips to alien planets involve a mysterious killer. Sam and Steve are having all kinds of new experiences lately.

It starts with seeing a very drunk, very blonde vampire tobogganing down an old landfill. It ends somewhat more complicatedly.

It's not so much the turning into a girl that's a problem; that's happened before. It's the fact that Frank doesn't turn back.

Sometimes Steve and Natasha help each other out. (Pre-Cap2 porn.)

Tybalt decides to make Toby hate him; it backfires, since soon after he has to ask for her help. (Alternate summary: TYBALT THIS IS A TERRIBLE PLAN. Wash, rinse, and repeat.)