Aetherized
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Back at the Institute for the first time since the Unknowing was averted, Jon can’t help but reflect on how much things have changed.
Written for Whumptober 2024 Day 3, using the alt. prompt ‘survivor's guilt.’
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- Part 4 of Aeth’s Whumptober 2024
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During the Prentiss attack, Jon is reckless, Sasha is exasperated, and Martin is resourceful.
An interlude between clicks of the tape recorder during MAG 39 ‘Infestation.’
Written for Whumptober 2024 Day 7 using the prompt ‘only for emergencies.’
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- Part 3 of Aeth’s Whumptober 2024
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Workaholic tendencies, Prentiss-related injuries, and the London Underground join forces to make Jon’s life miserable.
Luckily, Tim is there to make it slightly less so.
For Whumptober Day 2, using the alt. prompt ‘motion sickness.’
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- Part 2 of Aeth’s Whumptober 2024
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The Strength to Force the Moment to its Crisis by Aetherized
Fandoms: The Magnus Archives (Podcast)
05 Oct 2024
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Jon doesn’t like spiders. This is a fact known to most everyone who works in the Research department.
Jon’s coworkers don’t particularly like him. This is also a known fact.
Or: Researcher Jon is assigned a particularly upsetting spider-related statement. He thinks he can handle it. He is wrong.
For Whumptober Day 1, using the prompt ‘panic attack.’
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- Part 1 of Aeth’s Whumptober 2024
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Tango is a little bit nervous for MCC. “A little bit” might be an understatement.
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Aliens have invaded Pawnee; Leslie and Ben are fighting a lot.
April isn't actually sure which of those is scarier.
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His outie, his other self, whatever — he's not a good liar, he wears everything on his sleeve, flaunts it even, and forgets to pay attention to who is over him, watching it all, and what they could do to him. He's not a good liar, but Mark is; it's an important skill, and by now Mark can do it on instinct.
Even like this. Especially like this. Mark is fine. He's barely even dizzy, this time.
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"Hey, kid," Irving says, voice pitched down soft in the dark. "How are you holding up?"
A moment between Irving and Mark, after Mark gets out of the break room in Half Loop
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Mark understands the shape of it well enough — whatever happened to his body isn't any of his business, aside from the knowledge that Mark can still be held accountable and punished for the reality of it. Mr. Milchick hadn't lied: Mark's situation has shifted, but it hasn't changed.
Mark S. returns to work after the stroke.
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Devon is there for Mark. Every Mark. No matter what. Spoilers for the ending of Severance 2x09, The After Hours.
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- Part 16 of The Severed Floor