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In which two deeply damaged people try, badly, to offer each other olive branches without mistaking them for weapons--or turning it into a sex thing.
(It's definitely a sex thing.)
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(Trans!Grace repeatedly gets the rug pulled out from under him. Simon continues to require several therapists. Unfortunately, there are still no therapists on Erid.)
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- Part 4 of The Butcher and the Lamb
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Simon is determined not to become the monster the COI thought he was. Grace is determined to have a conversation, preferably in coherent sentences, and possibly involving sex.
Communication between these two humans is clearly going very well. (It isn't.)
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(Trans!Grace; both these men need therapy but especially Simon; serious prison-related trauma; Grace is bad at reading people)
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- Part 3 of The Butcher and the Lamb
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24 Jul 2026
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The flesh had a will of its own, and right now, it wanted this. Simon hated it for its weakness.
Forgive me, Father, for I have—
Grace took him in his mouth.
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Simon would like to stop thinking about Ryland Grace. He would also like to stop waking up hard every morning, stop reliving what happened on the beach, and stop making terrible decisions--like storming into Grace's cabin and demanding he get on his knees.
None of those things are going particularly well.
(Trans!Grace; both these men need therapy but especially Simon)
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- Part 2 of The Butcher and the Lamb
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24 Jul 2026
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“You should be grateful I just risked my life to save your ungrateful ass!”
“Oh, I’m so sorry,” Grace snapped. “What do you want, a medal for your heroic efforts? Should I get on my knees and thank you? ‘Oh my hero, please let me blow you as a reward’?”
“Would be nice.”
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Simon sees Grace do something stupid, and it leads to an unexpected offer. Turns out being stuck in a biodome with this guy might be interesting. (Trans!Grace, but it doesn't really come up.)
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- Part 1 of The Butcher and the Lamb
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24 Jul 2026
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The hypothesis was simple: proximity plus prolonged observation plus mutual stress-induced isolation could, under the right conditions, lead to a non-zero probability of… intimacy.
It should have been that simple. Biology, chemistry, physics. It wasn’t.
(Trans!Grace, Respectful!Carl, movie canon-ish.)