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There are many ways to be lost.
Martin Blackwood has encountered so many of them over the years that he fancies himself a curator of them now, confident he could collect and catalogue them all, put neat labels on them and preserve them in his own little archive. He could create a chronicle on disorientation, alienation, that unshakeable feeling that no matter where you go, you will never find where you belong. It’s the only subject he considers himself an expert in.
He has learned the hard way that there are much fewer ways to be found.written for day 6 of jonmartin week 2022, for the prompt 'lost & found'.
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- Part 6 of jmart week 2022
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Like a moldy wall, the ugly and broken always resurfaces after a while. That’s what happens when the mold has sunk into the bones of a wall, of a person. When you are, at your core, a battered and neglected thing. Martin knows this, and he has accepted it, mostly.
Written for TMA Hurt/Comfort Week
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Touch Me, Even if it Hurts by AuralQueer for rosenkranz_isnt_dead
Fandoms: The Magnus Archives (Podcast)
19 Jul 2019
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People don't really touch Jonathan Sims unless they want to hurt him. That's mostly fine. Jon has never been a tactile person, and he doesn't need anyone but himself.
Except the world is falling down around him, and loneliness aches, and sometimes he'll take anything - even cruelty - just to feel human again.
*A story set between s1 and s4, looking at Jon's relationship with touch, friendship, and his own humanity.
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Tim Drake used to love photography. He used to be pretty damn good at it, too.
He doesn't do it so much anymore.
And he isn't sure why that seems to bother Damian so much.
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January is killing him, he thinks.
“Hey, I was just calling to check in. Babs said you didn’t show on patrol. Don’t worry about it, it was pretty dead last night. It’s probably this weather. Anyway, I’m just calling to make sure you’re all good. Text me when you get this.”
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- Part 1 of magnetic declination