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The Four Flames by DMCMercy
Fandom A Song of Ice and Fire & Related Fandoms, House of the Dragon (TV)
03 Jun 2026
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Bookmarked by IsabelleAshmore
02 Jun 2026
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-- Padmé and Sabé were always so close with one another. After Padmé's untimely death, Sabé reflects on a moment in her past and the potential of what could have been, if fate had been kinder to them both.
Bookmarked by IsabelleAshmore
22 Apr 2026
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The poison is in his blood, and Hamlet is finally quiet enough to listen.
Between the words of the soliloquy he's been rehearsing his whole life, he slips into the lives he could have had: the one where he joked with Laertes, the one where he understood his mother, the one where Ophelia kept dropping flowers into streams and living. It is a far cry from redemption. It is only a death, slowed down enough to see all the exits he walked past.
Horatio is holding his hand. That part stays the same.
Bookmarked by IsabelleAshmore
16 Feb 2026
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but know not what we may be by nonisland
Fandoms: Hamlet - Shakespeare, Macbeth - Shakespeare
27 Jan 2026
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“I want no more death.” Ophelia’s voice trembles. “I want—”
She wants the dead alive again, or the ghosts dead. She wants to hate Hamlet, but the memory of his small uncalloused hand against her own holds her back as surely as a physical grip.
“You cannot have it,” Lady Macbeth says.
Dreams, somewhere in the past, somewhere in the north.
Bookmarked by IsabelleAshmore
09 Feb 2026
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Follow Her Close, Give Her Good Watch by Stargazing_ZaniTD
Fandoms: Hamlet - Shakespeare
26 Nov 2025
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What would happen if he talked to her, but she didn’t know who he was? What if she didn’t know who she was? When she had handed out her “flowers,” singing bawdy rhymes, there was a fractured sort of look in her eyes, like a part of her soul was bent beyond repair.
Hamlet was a decent actor, but he never had that look.Horatio checks in on Ophelia. Together, they can vent, they can heal, but madness is thick, and the tragedy marches on.
Bookmarked by IsabelleAshmore
01 Jan 2026

