Love is Blind...And Bald- An Avatar: The Last Airbender- Toph/Aang Manifesto

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Title: Love is Blind… and Bald
Author: x0whitelily0x
Fandom: Avatar: The Last Airbender
Spoilers: Season Two Spoilers
Note: Short, I know but quality over quantity, right?
Disclaimer: I do not own Avatar: TLA, or any of the characters. If I did, Zuko would be with the Gaang, Yue wouldn't have died, and Sokka would've kept Foofoocuddlypoops.

 

( You found me when no one else was looking, How did you know just where I would be? )

Ship Manifesto, Arthur x Lancelot

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I know my essay isn't technically due until April 28th, but I had a spurt of ... imagination ... and wrote it. Here it is.

Title: Arthur and Lancelot, or The Armor Factor in Action
Author: Ashley/sasha_b
Fandom: King Arthur (2004 Film)
Pairing: Arthur Castus and Lancelot
Spoilers: For the whole film.
Word Count: 4800, counting coding.
Warnings: There's "language" in this essay.
Disclaimer: This version of the Arthur myth does not belong to me. I just play here.
Notes: This manifesto is based on the pairing of Arthur and Lancelot as portrayed by Clive Owen and Ioan Gruffudd, respectively. It is not legend based.
Feedback would be love.



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Shepherd Me As Your Heart Commands, A Silas/Aringarosa 'Ship Manifesto

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Many apologies for the slight delay in posting due to a slow internet connection - I do hope this essay will still count toward this community!

Title: Shepherd Me As Your Heart Commands
Author: Angelica Albina/mypaleangel
Fandom: The Da Vinci Code
Pairing: Silas/Bishop Manuel Aringarosa
Spoilers: Contains plot and ending details for the Da Vinci Code novel and possibly for the film
Disclaimer: I don’t own these boys, they belong to Mr. Brown over there. I’m just borrowing them for a little while.
Word Count: 3,339 (excluding long quotations and recommendations list)
Notes: When I refer to canon in this essay, I will mostly be referring to the book, Dan Brown’s novel The Da Vinci Code. The movie of this book has some major plot differences to the novel, and though I may make mention of it from time to time when it is relevant, I consider the film a secondary source to the book’s primary text. Many thanks to everyone who contributed their support and wisdom, especially blue_nbeautiful, cassiejo and girl4edwards04.

( Shepherd Me As Your Heart Commands )