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Steve and Eddie go to the locker room to wash up after gym class and both Steve and Eddie realize somethings about themselves...
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02 Oct 2026
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Steve never really likes it when Robin assumes she knows what's going on with his life better than he does, but now she's going on about him being bisexual and having a thing for Eddie and he just can't take another word.
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30 Sep 2026
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Will doesn’t know what to do. He likes Eddie well enough—despite how much Mike obviously likes him, and how much that makes his insides twist with jealousy, but that’s not Eddie’s fault.
Except he keeps catching glimpses of bruises on Steve’s wrists, or where his shirt rides up a little sometimes, or once on his face, beneath some amateurly applied concealer. That might be Eddie's fault.
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26 Sep 2026
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Marry Me at the Foot of the Gallows Tree by StarsHideYourFires
Fandoms: Stranger Things (TV 2016)
12 Jul 2025
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Foot of the Gallows Marriage: A folk tradition, primarily attested in medieval France and Germany, in which one condemned to die could be saved and granted a full pardon if a citizen of moral character stepped forward before the execution and consented to wed the condemned.
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Christine Cunningham is found dead on the outskirts of the small village of Hawkins. The only suspect: Eddie Munson, blamed by circumstance and without solid proof of his innocence. His execution is all but assured until a voice rises up from the assembled crowd shouting, “I will marry him.”
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26 Sep 2026
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When Steve was a kid, his parents always taught him that it was rude to leave a conversation before it was over. Even if you aren't actually a part of it, just the act of excusing yourself was rude. You should listen to what the other person has to say. Be present. Smile at all the right places, laugh when it's appropriate.
He was way too young when he understood the nuances of a dinner party in that way. Had been sat, wriggling in a too-big chair without a booster seat, eyes nearly level with the table, unable to get either one of his parent's attention because it would be rude to say he needed to go to the restroom. So he would just sit. And wait.
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23 Sep 2026
