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- Dead Poets Society (1989) (4)
- House M.D. (1)
- Succession (TV 2018) (1)
- The Pitt (TV) (1)
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Frank Langdon is pissed off.
He studied his ass off in medical school, kissed the ground that every professor he had walked on, all the while still managing to be a sane and functional human being. And what is the price paid for all those grueling hours? For his blood, sweat, and tears? Getting matched into rural family medicine in a clinic in the middle of nowhere for residency and being carted off to Glen Rock, Pennsylvania—population, five people and two cows on a good day.
Worst of all, the sole attending, Dr. Robby, appears to be determined to make his terrible stay here even more miserable.
But it’s not all bad, though. The sun is beautiful here, cracked and spilling over the mountains. You can actually see the stars, hear the cicadas. (And for what it's worth, Dr. Robby looks disturbingly hot in the light of the early morning.)
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i don't want to be the owner of your fantasy (i just want to be a part of your family) by centuryofverse, ghcsthouse
Fandoms: Succession (TV 2018)
06 Mar 2024
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"I've got you," He whispers, holding his hand on the back of Kendall's neck. "I've got you."
The rock in their river, massive and imposing, gets swept up in the current.
-- Kendall and Stewy, throughout the years.
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Todd Anderson walks into a bar. Or he doesn’t.
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cemetery for poets: the best of todd anderson by centuryofverse
Fandoms: Dead Poets Society (1989)
27 Mar 2022
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In the poetry section of every bookstore in America, there is a thin book titled: Cemetery For Poets. To commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of its release, we at the Society for American Poets have made a collection of Todd Anderson's most popular poems.
in which todd expresses his love for neil the only way he knows: through words.
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there i go, twisting your arm by centuryofverse for ghcsthouse
Fandoms: Dead Poets Society (1989)
25 Mar 2022
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"Do you?" Neil breathes shallow. He holds Todd how Icarus held the sun. Bright-hot, he is going to burn.
"I want this. Kiss me again, I won't change my mind." Todd's hands circle around Neil's wrists.
(todd writes a letter to his mom and reminisces.)
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i do not keep my love secret. i do not keep it on the back of receipts, in books that no one will read.
(todd anderson and neil perry fall in love in different ways.)
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i feel something (when i see you now) by ghcsthouse for centuryofverse
Fandoms: Dead Poets Society (1989)
07 Dec 2022
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He vaguely remembers being dragged out of the graveyard by his sleeves, winter chill biting at what little skin on his face was exposed under his heavy scarf. He remembers tears, blood, and his brother's panicked whispers — It’s okay, it’s okay, Todd. I’m right here, you’ll be okay.
He remembers waking up in his parent's bed twenty-eight hours later with six broken fingers and a cut on his forehead.
So, on the advice of Jeffery and his family physician, he hadn’t been back since. But today, of all days, there’s something in the air that pulls at him from every direction. It lodges a hook deep in his lungs and drags him away from Welton, into town, and into the cemetery.
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youth’s a stuff will not endure by bertiesbeebox
Fandoms: Anne with an E (TV), Anne of Green Gables - L. M. Montgomery
07 Jan 2019
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Horrified to the event that publicized his affections for the girl that equalled the sun, Gilbert Blythe desperately tries to forget such catastrophe, yet a certain group of people appeared to have devised a scheme that would allow him to confront his feelings for Anne Shirley-Cuthbert.
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In which narrates the three times Gilbert tries to avoid his undisclosed epistolary exchange with the one and only Anne Shirley-Cuthbert (and the one time he doesn’t have to).
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Todd doesn’t really know how he ended up in a hospital room on the exact opposite side of Manhattan from his apartment, and honestly, he doesn’t really care.
But he does know that he’s hallucinating. He must be. His fever is at 105, he hasn’t eaten all day, and Neil Perry is walking through the door to his room, fully equipped with a white lab coat and clipboard.