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I Was Made Here
by Lyric_Hartwell
Dunn Keyes takes a walk through the city, and reflects on the history of Old Bloston.
Dunn Keyesfan fiction
Character · 28 works
Dunn Keyes turns up in 26 works open to everyone here. The average one runs about 2,600 words. Read any of them in your browser, save it as an EPUB, or listen to it.
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strange cities
by waltztangocache
Dunn Keyes had been a little strange for as long as you'd known her, or maybe that was just Boston.
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[Podfic] I Was Made Here
by elaineofshalott (LadyofMisrule)
Author summary: Dunn Keyes takes a walk through the city, and reflects on the history of Old Bloston.
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there beneath
by cryptidgay
It’s easy to decide not to be Wyatt. It’s harder by far to figure out who to be now. (12 scenes of 100 words, following Violet Mason and 27 days on the Flowers.)
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slow march
by waveridden
“Fresh from a parallel reality,” Dunn says, as cheerily as she can. It comes out a little plastic, a little bit too pop star, and she has to force herself to reel it in. “Although I guess every team had some changes. I have it on good authority I used to be a robot.”Dunn Keyes, Basilio Mason, infinite realities, and what's in a name.
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faking glory
by marquis
When Dunn Keyes is twenty-two and a half years old, a decree is passed in a universe she does not know. It tears a rift open in front of her on the stage mid-performance, and to the audience, it must look like more special effects. There is a woman who looks like her on the other side; they stare at each other in recognition and confusion, in surprise.And then something digs like a hook into Dunn’s gut, and it pulls them through the space despite her protests. The girl, the other her, trips over onto the floor of the stage.(An origin story and character study for an alternate take on Dunn Keyes.)
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if you don't go outside
by haunthouse
The Scorekeeper draws their coat tighter around their shoulders as they pick their way across the tall grass. The ground is still halfway muddied from the late-offseason snow; their boots sink in uncomfortably and their footsteps make no sound. The ground feels like it will swallow them whole.(The Scorekeeper, and Dunn Keyes, and being a person in a world that does not want you to be a person.)
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on reinventing yourself
by quantumducky
see it's funny because they're robots. and they were invented. do you get it
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just because youre gonna
by jaybot_hotdogfingers
[groupchat: flowers clonebot squad]dunn!!: heyyy bestiesdunn!!: who wants to go watch the finals together? inez wants to go cheer on their wife's team!!
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an interlude of sorts
by Novelsinourheads
“It’s just– it feels like a door closing, you know?”His head tilts. “Zeruel will take care of the apartment just fine.”“No, it’s– I mean, for me. And for us. This apartment is us in a way, right? It’s how we started, and how we became, well… us. It’s our beginning.”(three moments during Bertie's move to Boston)
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lurching in the sun
by marquis
The Garden is becoming familiar with the taste of saltwater. Where a Crab steps, the damp death seeps into the soil, drying out the roots and browning the edges of the leaves. Every year, a new stranger, a new foreign influence. The feeling of something old and cracked and dead and empty, the feeling of ghosts and hauntings.The Garden knows, in so much as a place can know, that Brock Forbes will not be any easier. Even so, it reaches out once again.(On Brock Forbes and the Garden.)
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in another life
by marquis
Nic braces to hear the announcement over the speakers. He holds his breath and closes his eyes, and he waits for it.“A Rogue Umpire has incinerated Flowers batter Hurley Pacheco!” the announcer calls, voice echoing even over the screams of terrified fans.He feels terrible for feeling relieved.(a marriage, an incineration, a replacement. or: an alternate nicmargo origin)
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i found the photo of the
by spacetrashpile
“Beck, what are you doing?”Margo finds Beck hauling a cork board at least the size of her into the locker room one day in the back end of season 3.
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What Happens in Miami
by marquis
NIC WINKLER: I was on vacation in Miami with Margo. We were visiting Beck, whom I believe you also know.HOLLYWOOD: And what did you do while you were in Miami, Mr. Winkler?WINKLER: It— Why— Okay. We spent some time with the Dale, and Margo’s extended family. We went to the beach. It was nice.KEYES: I’m sure it was! I’m sure it was very nice... GETTING MARRIED WITHOUT TELLING ANYONE.(On Nic, Margo, secret weddings, and the finding out.)
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shenanigans inevitably
by Moondragon8
Margarito Nava (🌹): heloOo tokyo lift we are outside your houseMargarito: Sorry, Alaynabella stole my phone. This is Margarito.An impromptu welcome-to-the-league party in the form of a welcome-to-Tokyo-tour, told in a series of text messages!
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Flashback
by marquis
"If you ask any astrophysicist worth their salt, they’d tell you that black holes are full of matter. Densely packed stuff that defines all of existence, maybe, or a singularity where time and space stretch out endlessly on all sides. They’d go on and on about what has to happen to create it, this tiny, infinite nothing that is also everything, and you would nod along and sip your drink and pretend to understand."I would argue that the black hole isn’t any of that. If I had any scientists on the phone, anyway, I would tell them that their big ball of matter is more like a lazy river. If I swim up, I can see all the way back to when I was a kid. I can see my mother handing me a piece of bread, some grapes, a bit of cheese broken off from the rind. If I swim forward – Well. I haven’t tried that. But I think if I went far enough, maybe I would see the day I die. Assuming that ever happens; I haven’t decided yet."(On Beck Whitney, the black hole, and the things that haunt her. Part of the Blaseball Zine Jam 2022's WIP Amnesty zine.)
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salt every root
by marquis
“Salt,” Brock says. When Allan looks up at him, confused and alarmed, he repeats it. “It’s salt. Do that a couple times a day, and add it to your conditioner. Kills the roots.”Allan gapes. “You’re seasoning me?!”(On grass, and hair, and last resorts.)
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into the endless night
by marquis
Brock walks with purpose through a land he has learned well. The Garden parts for him, easily, readily. When branches brush his shoulders in greeting, he allows it; there is understanding.The wilted flowers at the base of every tree are carefully collected, along with other pieces of memorabilia damaged by rain and wind and growth. He will save some; he will dispose of others.Sometimes, he brings company. But even on days without them, he is there.(Until he dies, anyway.)
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find forgiveness in the weeds
by waveridden
The stadium intercom flips on, and a voice booms out, “Rogue Umpire incinerated Hiroto Cerna!”Allan waits. Per knows there’s a next part to this sentence. Someone will be a replacement. There's always a replacement. But nobody is moving.(Allan Kranch joins the Boston Flowers. It's less exciting than it sounds.)