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It's a Hogwarts AU. I have nothing more to say, your honour.
Prologue: Porthos and Aramis meet on the Hogwarts Express.
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Constance D'Artagnan can't sleep. But she's not alone - and she finds there's always help to be found at the Garrison.
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- Part 7 of Constance and Aramis, heart to heart
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William Schofield doesn't feel like much of a hero. Tom might have, if he was here. But he's not and so the word hero has lost just that little bit of meaning.
Or: a short one-shot set after the movie ends, in which Schofield misses his friend.
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'He’s known Aramis for an age now, brothers through thick and thin, and if Aramis deserved anything at all, it was this. It’s Athos’ honour to be able to arrange it.'
Athos ruminates on Aramis' happy ending.
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Funny, he thinks, that for all the ways his body has learned to heal over the years, it’s never been able to mend the mind. There, the scars persist.
Joe lies awake at night, thinking about Booker's betrayal. He can't seem to make sense of it. And for better or worse, he finds his hurt always leads him back to Nicky and what he'd almost lost.
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’ It all happens so suddenly. But then, sometimes things do happen that way. Sometimes you blink and you have gone mad. Sometimes you turn away for a moment and all your friends are dead.
Many times Aramis will get all the way to the Garrison before he has to turn around and go back to his apartments because he is sure that he has left his door unlocked, wide-open, and something will get in.
Because something has been following him the long road back from Savoy. It is a thing that does not tire or stray, sicken or age - and it wants him, it wants them all, with a hunger that is no less desperate for its patience.’
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01 May 2026
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It’s 1920, and ex-soldiers Porthos, Athos and Aramis have gone to work as gardeners on the big Cornish estate owned by their old Major-General, Treville.
In the shadow of WW1 they attempt to turn to the business of growing instead of killing, of nurturing and tending instead of fighting. But their experiences at war and the loss of d’Artagnan is quite literally haunting them, and the past refuses to stay as buried as they would like.
The third and final in my Musketeers-ex-soldiers-turned-gardeners AU.
Title from the poem ‘Everyone Sang’, by Siegfried Sassoon (who might just make a cameo in future chapters…)
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13 Mar 2026
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“ This feels like one of those things that you all know but aren’t telling me.” Aramis’ voice is a little wild. “And I hate those things. Someone please tell me. Whatever the thing is that you all know that I don’t.”
“He really doesn’t know,” says d’Artagnan, disbelieving and almost to himself. “Does he own a mirror?”
“Of course I own a mirror!”
“Several,” Porthos offers.’
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In which Aramis is utterly oblivious to the fact that he looks like that.
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30 Mar 2025
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Missing scene from 1x03 Commodities. Aramis doesn't escape the ambush quite as unscathed as he did on the show.
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31 Dec 2024
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Five frantic situations and the unconscious mantras our intrepid musketeers use to focus their way through. (Five one-shots). Plus a few bonus mantras/chapters.
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19 Sep 2024