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  1. Public Bookmark 74

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    Arthur was still fighting.
    Charles was too selfish to stop fighting now.

    Charles turns back and follows the path of bodies up the mountain. He finds Arthur, broken and still, on the bloodied rock face. Through his grief, he realizes Arthur Morgan lived, despite all odds. Now, Charles finds himself fighting an uphill battle to get ahead of both Arthur's sickness and his own selfish thoughts. He tried to put the softer feelings for the cowboy aside, it wasn't as important as getting him help, but then Charles finds a leatherbound journal that holds more than drawings of flowers.

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    27 Jun 2026

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    Real fucking peak. Loved every second

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    After being kidnapped and tortured by the O'Driscolls, Arthur is in a rough shape both physically and mentally. While he's trying to get back onto his feet, Charles helps him a lot and the two soon start to grow closer.

    But with the growing threat of the Pinkertons, the uncertain future for all of them, and Dutch becoming more withdrawn and erratic, tension and mistrust sprout all over the gang.

    Is there a way for Arthur to keep his family together? Or has all been lost already?

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    15 Jun 2026

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    This was so sweet

  3. Public Bookmark 25

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    Sadie and John’s insistence on checking on him is confusing, to say the least. After all, they should be as affected by the whole thing as he is—Sadie was Arthur’s closest friend, and John—well, as far as anyone in the gang was concerned, he and Arthur were family. He isn’t sure what either of them said to Arthur’s grave. He could guess if he wanted to. But right now, Charles wants nothing more than a clear mind.

    A clear mind for a fresh start. Isn’t this what this trip is all about?

     

    Haunted by memories, Charles tries to travel east. But he can never quite make it there. (Sequel to A Kind of Paradise, but can be read as a standalone.)

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    13 Jun 2026

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    I cried like a bitch

    Also it's the fourth time this month this song haunts me

  4. Public Bookmark 78

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    Part of him knows Dutch and Hosea are getting frustrated about the lack of progress on finding the Braithwaite’s gold or the Gray’s treasure or whatever the hell it is. Part of him knows everyone is getting nervous about being in one place for so long. Part of him knows that Dutch is stressed and tired, that he’s probably just taking out his frustrations, that he probably doesn’t really mean what he’s saying…

    But another, much bigger part of Arthur is stunned and indignant and hurt. And, like a wounded animal, the hurt quickly turns to rage.

    “Well how ‘bout you go make us some money, Dutch?”

    “…Excuse me?”

     

    (Or: Arthur leaves.)

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    24 May 2026

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    I LOVED THIS AHHH

  5. Public Bookmark 45

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    Charles Smith considered himself many things. Quiet. Intelligent. Dependable to a fault. Occasionally, unintentionally rude. One thing he had never considered himself — physically or otherwise — was weak. Life had trained him too well for that. It had taught him the practiced motions of endurance, the reflexive bracing of the spine before impact, the careful distance one learned to keep from people, places, and hope itself. Complacency was a luxury. Attachment was a liability. When you lived a life as dangerous and unsettled as his, grief was not a question of if, but when — and it was easier not to invite it in at all.

    All in all, Charles knew he was strong.

    What he did not know — what sat heavy and unanswered in his chest — was whether that strength would be enough to carry the body of a man he cared for deeply down from a mountain.

    (Post-Canon fix-it of what could have been if Arthur actually didn’t die on the mountain)

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    17 May 2026

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    ABSOLUTE WORK OF ART THE FEELING BROTHER