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And when I come home, I know I'm gonna be the man who's coming home to you by anyanningsimp
Fandoms: SKAM (France)
04 Jan 2024
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Jake knows he’s always been hard on his sons. He thought it was necessary for their survival. But after overhearing a conversation between Neteyam and Lo’ak, he realises he’s been forgetting to be something else other than their protector. He forgot to be their father.
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01 Jul 2026
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Born of Me (The Space Between Intention and Impact) by WillieTheNerd
Fandoms: Avatar (Cameron Movies)
19 Feb 2026
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Lo’ak’s eyes lift. “Promise?”
Jake lifts his pinky. “Pinky promise.”
Lo’ak’s smaller pinky wraps around it, serious as anything.
“See?” Jake says softly. “That’s another thing others can’t do—but we can. And pinky promises never break.”
Lo’ak nods solemnly. “Ever?”
Jake squeezes his finger gently. “Ever.”
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Jake Sully loves his son. He just doesn’t always understand him.
Told primarily through Jake’s POV before, during, and after The Way of Water, this fic explores Lo’ak’s childhood, rebellion, and the cost of silence, carrying its consequences forward into Fire and Ash, where love, guilt, and survival are anything but simple.
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30 Jun 2026
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kiantu—blameworthy person
___When Lo’ak didn’t respond, Tsireya reached out and cupped his cheek with her hand—and he immediately leaned into her touch, nuzzling his face against her palm. His eyes raised to meet hers, and Jake’s breath hitched at the raw pain swimming in them. Jake quickly averted his gaze, the vulnerability in their shared look causing guilt to stir in his stomach at his eavesdropping. Whatever this conversation was, it was not meant for his ears—or anyone’s, other than theirs.
“You do not see the way they look at me,” Lo’ak whispered, drawing Jake’s attention back. Lo’ak’s tight features melted away as he continued, “My mom has barely spoken to me since Neteyam died, barely looked at me. And my dad—” his voice broke, and he cleared his throat as if trying to free the words lodged there. “He blames me. And he is right.”
[or: lo'ak breaks down in the wake of neteyam's death, tsireya is wonderful, and jake overhears and realizes he's made some parenting mistakes]
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21 Jun 2026
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“Do you ever wish you could see Uncle Tommy?” Lo’ak asks. “The way you see Neteyam?”
Jake’s eyes find the glowing orb that he knows is Earth’s sun. He can’t stop the flood of memories that fills his mind of Tommy – the only family he had for most of his time on Earth. The person he’d loved most in the world before he’d met Neytiri and had his kids.
There would never be a moment where he didn’t miss him and wish he could be here too.
There are so many things Jake wishes he could say to his twin brother and it kills him that he will never get the chance to say them. The only comfort he has is how much he sees himself and his brother in Lo’ak and Neteyam. And while he hates the fact that some patterns have repeated, it gives him hope that the cycle can still be fixed.
“Every day, kid. Every single day.”
Or: an exploration of the similarities and differences between the two pairs of Sully Brothers.
[Companion fic to When I Look At You, I See Myself (and what a terrible thing to be) and I Will Hold You 'Til I Hold You Right]
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- Part 5 of Our Greatest Strength
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19 Jun 2026
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Jake turns to Lo’ak, leaning closer as he clutches his gun with both hands.
“I need you now,” he says. “By my side.”
His son searches his eyes, and Jake remembers a time when Lo’ak promised to always watch his back. Jake can still hear his voice asking to be allowed to follow and be Jake’s support. The excitement in the little boy’s eyes as he thought about being side-by-side with his dad.
Jake remembers responding and telling Lo’ak how he trusted him to have his back no matter what. How proud he was to have his baby boy watching out for him.
Jake’s eyes catch Lo’ak’s, trying to portray how earnest he is about what he’s going to say.
“I need my wingman.”
Lo’ak’s eyes widen and his face goes slack with surprise and Jake wonders if he’s remembering those moments from the past too. His son swallows and nods – determination sneaking into his expression.
“Okay,” he says.
Or: the battle at the end of A3 wasn't the first time Jake called Lo'ak his wingman.
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- Part 19 of Our Greatest Strength
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18 Jun 2026