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Do Astronauts Dream of Alien Sheep by Anonymous_Lobster
Fandoms: Project Hail Mary (2026), Project Hail Mary - Andy Weir
29 Apr 2026
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On the way to Erid, Grace dreams.
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“What does Grace need, question?”
Grace needs to die, statement. Not that he would say it.
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11 May 2026
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☆ He dreams of sunsets and windchimes. His mom liked windchimes, he thinks. ☆
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0.002% is a comfortable margin to love someone by.
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31 Dec 2025
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☆ 166,321 ways Carol Sturka was loved, each as unique and intricate in their reason and happenstance as the human experience itself. ☆
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You're pretty, you know that? It's annoying."
Kris pauses.
(In which Susie makes an observation and Kris is the victim of said observation.)
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26 Jun 2026
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☆ Susie's different.
She's always been different. ☆
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Undyne gets deja vu a lot, and Papyrus is usually there, too. And so is that stupid couch.
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12 Jan 2026
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☆ “DO YOU EVER FEEL A SUDDEN SENSE OF DEJA VU?” he asks, sounding both a little more like himself and a little less.
“No,” she says, and the feeling of deja vu is overwhelming. ☆
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Beard’s on his way back to his dorm room, where he plans to spend the rest of his night smoking copious amounts of weed, when his peripheral vision picks up someone in the student lounge. Ted Lasso is sitting alone on one of the couches reading a book, the room otherwise empty.
Or, a 5+1 fic wherein Beard and Ted save each other over their many years of friendship.
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30 Jan 2026
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☆ “So,” Beard says when they’re alone in the lounge again, “my folks are headed back to Topeka. Not sure what your plans are, but… do you have an opinion on the Devil’s Lettuce?”
It takes a second, and then Ted beams. “Why, yes I do. This growing boy knows vegetables are good for him.”
With an appreciative laugh, Beard stands up. “So, should we… beet it?”
Ted jumps to his feet, book raised in the air. “Yes!” ☆