Divertime: (In)Consequential
Fics in which actions have (different) consequences. Various levels/degrees of Canon divergence.
Mostly a mix of MCU & various procedural dramas
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Title: The Quiet One
Author: Keira Marcos
Big Short Prompt: Fury
Fandom: NCIS
Genre: Gen, Semper Fidelis tag
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 743 -- 3 minutes
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21 Apr 2026
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Book one ends with two major diffrences: 1. Sokka went on the mission with Hahn (it did not go well) 2. Zhao survives the North Pole and that proves unfortunate for everybody (except Zhao, obviously)
Imprisoned on Zhao’s war ship, Sokka and Zuko have to work together to survive. They are not very enthusiastic about this prospect.
And they argue.
A lot.
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Cavalry Arrives (via Public Transportation) by Kizmet
Fandoms: The Avengers (Marvel Movies), Marvel Cinematic Universe
15 Aug 2017
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Team!Cap was at Leipzig to steal an airplane... So how did Clint, Wanda and Scott get from the U.S. to Germany without already having an airplane? And how long did it take them?
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- Part 18 of Chasing Ideal
- Part 6 of Prelude: Putting the Dys in Functional
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In the aftermath of Rivkin's death, Tony finds he has people willing to have his back. Avoiding the trip to Israel, he actually gets the care he deserves. That this leads to consequences for those willing to bend the rules is an added bonus.
Born from the brain of a frustrated occupational therapist/fanfic author, who hated the fact that medically, the writers got EVERYTHING wrong, this is an attempt to put the Aliyah episode on the straight and narrow. And perhaps ensure a little justice for Tony along the way. Probably not for Ziva fans (but then, neither was the episode, in truth).