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Fics involving (long-form) documents, documentation, videos, books, websites etc
(Also occasionally laws, rules, & regulations)
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Out of everything that happened from his public reveal and the Guys in white being shut down, Danny never expected to have to prove he had died. Especially not for college funding paperwork.
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- Part 2 of Gremlin's hoard of drabbles
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How Laziness Can be Turned into a Teaching Opportunity by Itslivybear for The_Lady_of_the_Lion
Fandoms: 僕のヒーローアカデミア | Boku no Hero Academia | My Hero Academia
10 Mar 2021
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Due to pressure from students, alum, and the board, Nedzu has announced that they will be having a yearbook and that it is up to the teachers to get pictures of their classes. Aizawa, of course, thinks that's stupid, and immediately finds a way to avoid his responsibilities by exploiting a loophole - he can get the pictures from his students.
The only catch is that he doesn't want his coworkers to find out what he's doing because then they'll never let him hear the end of it.
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In English class, they did a poetry unit, and Chris had liked it more than he'd expected. Not all the poems, obviously, but he likes poetry in general, as it turns out. Robert Frost and Emily Dickinson and even Shakespeare, the rhythm of the sonnets, the language. He'd liked the unit so much he went to the library and got out a poetry anthology, so he could find other poems he'd like too.
He brought the book back to his grandparents' house and flipped through it in his room, stopping on any title that caught his eye, letting the words wash over him.
On page 78, he found, "Childhood is the Kingdom Where Nobody Dies," and he felt his heart stop.
It wasn't exactly that he wanted to read it. But he had to. He couldn't have stopped if he tried. And once he'd read it, he couldn't stop thinking about it. He went online and printed a copy, kept it hidden like contraband under his bed because he didn't want Abuela to find it when she was cleaning and ask about it.
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Josh downloads another dating app after deciding he won’t let what happened to him hold him back. He’s more than a little surprised to find a familiar face on the gay dating site.
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Buck swipes right when he sees Josh’s pic on a popular dating app. He never thought that Josh would swipe right on him as well, or message him. He also never thought that it would all lead to something so precious. -
Enough Rope by Amber_and_Ash
Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Avengers (Marvel Movies), Captain America (Movies), Iron Man (Movies)
30 Jul 2017
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Tony can't get himself back from Siberia, and it takes the night for him to be rescued. While waiting to see if he'll die of hypothermia, he realises something for the first time. It wasn't that he failed because he hadn't tried hard enough. He had failed because he had tried too hard. His so-called team-mates had formed the habit of blaming Tony for everything because he had let them. He had shouldered the blame, let them attack him without consequence, and cleaned up after their mess, all so they could continue to feel self-righteous in peace. But it wasn't just him they were attacking, and saving the world didn't give them a free pass to be the very bullies that Steve claimed to fight against.
Tony woke up in hospital, still sustained by the relief of his realisation. Things sucked, but they would get better. He was Tony Stark, and no challenge was too much for him. It was odd how much easier it was to plot when he actually did intend ways to manipulate the ex-Avengers into falling in line. And since that was what they seemed convinced he was doing all along, they didn't deserve a warning that it would now be true.
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"It isn’t an insult to me, because it wasn’t written to me. It was written to his conscience. It creates a reality in which our actions were equivalent, he was just wiser than me." Reading the letter with that mindset, interpreting it as ‘please tell me I’m right, because I can’t afford to be wrong’ did help temper the smug self-righteousness.
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Wanda had made Vision doubt his own selfhood. She had spent so much time assuring him that she regarded him as a real friend, only to go through him as if he were an inanimate object the first time he’d disagreed with her.
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"The Howling Commandos were a bunch of trained, experienced, knowledgeable soldiers and civilian freedom fighters, dismissed as little more than sidekicks.”
“Steve always did say success was a result of the team. Perhaps we should have taken him more literally.”
“Could the team have been doing all the actual work and just let Steve think he was the one in charge?”
“I’ve seen teams successfully work around a problem commander before, and that’s with rules and conventions in place to try to prevent it. People simply looked to someone else for orders. A leader naïve enough - or lazy enough - wouldn’t realise those orders [existed]. It actually explains a lot about why Steve tended to act like his job ended the second he stepped off the battlefield.”
“So Steve is the military version of the ‘ideas guy’.”
People might [try to] cast Tony as the quintessential ideas guy; Ideas seemed like the glamourous and unique part of a new product. However, ideas were a dime a dozen. The difficult part was turning those ideas into practical, profitable, implementations.
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Curing his physical condition didn’t change his personality. He was still the person who was willing to lie, cheat, and put others in danger. There’s plenty of ways to [accidentally] screw over your buddies.”
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“And Maria Hill? Melinda May? General Talbot? President Ellis? 911? Was every member of the whole damn planet part of Ross' conspiracy against you, that you couldn’t drop a note to any of them?"
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If she attempted to torture Stark to death because she thinks he killed her parents, then she is criminally insane and needs treatment. Delusions like that don't just get better.
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When T’Challa had extracted James Barnes and Steven Rogers from Siberia, he’d expected that it would be a strictly short term matter. He’d protect them until the evidence against Zemo had been confirmed, and then they’d return to their normal operations.
T’Challa had been technically correct that Captain America would not simply allow his teammates to answer for his own crimes. He just hadn’t realised that ‘setting things right’ was not Captain America turning himself in, assuming the bulk of the blame and arguing his position. It was Captain America breaking the rest of his team out of jail and bringing them with him into hiding. T’Challa had missed the opportunity to set a time limit on how long he was willing to protect them for.
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Retirement sucked. He’d gone from being one of the most important men on the planet to his wife’s unskilled assistant, and he’d hated that. He’d spent years fantasising about how wonderful it would be out in the open air, spending his entire day with his family. It had been the only thing that got him through the worst of the SHIELD bullshit, some days. Reality hadn’t come close to matching up. He’d liked his old job. He’d liked making a difference.
When Steve had called, Clint had been stuck in cycle; frustrated at the pettiness of his new life, then guilty about being frustrated, then angry about feeling guilty, then frustrated about feeling angry. Over and over again. In SHIELD, and even in the Avengers, he'd had outlets. On the farm there was nothing other than physical labour, and that was the source of half of his stress.
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[They] had been acting as if Tony was simply the face of the resources division.
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Wilson was upset that the Raft existed, Barton was just upset that they dared to treat him like he was the outsider.
Natashalie tripped over her own in-group/out-group disconnect.
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"Natasha's trust issues give my trust issues inferiority complexes. When something threatens her self-concept, she panics. Unless you're telling me that full frontal SHIELD data exposure was a calm and measured response?"
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Steve didn’t think anything about the Accords, he just feels they’re bad. He had a very strong sense of right and wrong, but it was instinctive rather than reasoned out. He never stopped to consider whether ‘doing the right thing’ was the same when you were a powerless sickly boy in the forties, a soldier during war-time, or a powerful civilian super-hero.
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Was the guilt he’d felt at Pietro’s death completely natural?