Kevin241
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Imagine you're inserted into the body of either Darrow or Mustang at the end of Morning Star. Mustang has been crowned Sovereign, the Golden Senate has been dissolved, the Gray Legions and Slave-Obsidians are apparently willing to follow orders, Sefi is settling the arctic Obsidians, some Reds are leaving their holes in the ground, Core Golds are either running scared or reluctantly (and disingenuously) bending the knee, and then there's the Ash Lord and the Rim...
What would you do next? What are your goals? What are you willing to do to implement them? How will the government work? How are you going to deal with the inevitable problems now that the rigid caste system has been broken?
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[US] OtherLife (2017): After inventing a drug that induces time-compressed virtual realities, young Ren grapples with partner Sam over how to use their powerful creation.
netflix.com/title/80190841TIL Nazi Germany employed an American citizen, nicknamed "Axis Sally", to disseminate propaganda to US soldiers during WWII. She was later convicted of treason.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mildred_Gillarshttps://archiveofourown.org/users/DolorousEdditor/pseuds/DolorousEdditor
Each fic is independent of the others. All are readable, smart, and long. Starkcentric with most attention to Sansa\Jon. Expect politics, romance, epic battles, twists, and more.
A Knight's Watch is the best "Jon doesn't take the black" fic I've seen. Our Choices Seal Our Fate is almost as good as reading ASOIAF for the first time. The Conquest has a great premise and is explored well.
Sad to say two of them are unfinished, and the author has stopped updating. Still very much worth reading though.
Prelude to War: 1942 propaganda film produced to educate soldiers on why the US entered WWII
netflix.com/ni-en/title/60027945I'm reading a great fic atm, and it's full of politics, revolution, and intrigue. I'm really into it.
But it feels like eating a small bit of sand each time the small population size is indirectly mentioned. Epic battles for the soul of the wizarding world seem ridiculous if the wizarding world only contains a thousand people. It's more like a small town meeting dispute at that point. Casualties on a "battle field"? You're taking huge chunks out of the population right there. Institutions like the Ministry of Magic, St. Mungos? Are they filled with 30 people each? Same thing with Hogwarts, with only a handful of students in each year.
I know the small population is canon, but JKR kept t
Whether it's because of impeachment, resignation, assassination, or natural death.
I hope I'm allowed to post this and I've put the right flair. This story is not mine, but I hope it'll be allowed because it's fanfiction, it wasn't posted here, it's five years old, and the author hasn't been online for over a year. I just read this and fell in love with it and thought that users on r/HFY would especially enjoy it. Again, I didn't write this story! All credit to College Fool on fanfiction.net! Oh, and BioWare for Mass Effect.
For those who have played the Mass Effect games, Renegade Reinterpretations is an Alternate Universe fanfic where first contact is with the Batarian