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A Little Help With the Ratings by Fox_In_A_Box
Fandoms: Hunger Games Series - All Media Types
11 May 2026
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In the middle of the 74th Hunger Games, Haymitch approaches Plutarch with a request. Or maybe two.
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Brief scenes from the Ripliad if it was set in a world where people’s soul walks (or flies, or slithers) by their side in the form of an animal.
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From the way he made the ice slosh around in his glass, rather than taking another sip right away, Namikawa suspected Mido was about to say something dreadfully sentimental.
He wasn’t wrong.
“Do you think we’re on good terms at work too?”
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- Part 2 of From the Severed Floor
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Haymitch knows from the poem – ravens never bring good news.
Or; five times Plutarch’s dæmon was a raven and one time she was not.
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The plan to rescue the hostages was a success, with the remaining Victors finally able to take shelter in District Thirteen. Among them is also a certain former Gamemaker and long-time informant captured by Snow during his escape from the Capitol. Or someone who looks very much like him, at any rate. Haymitch just has to make sure.
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“He’s been sitting there for the past hour and a half, give or take,” Mido informed Shimura as they came within sight of the water dispenser, and of the suited figure crouched in its shadow. “Is that normal?”
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- Part 1 of From the Severed Floor
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Tom’s first thought upon seeing Reeves saunter downstairs was that his disguises could use some improvement. His second thought was that he was unreasonably happy to see him alive and kicking.
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A Farewell by Fox_In_A_Box
Fandoms: Hunger Games Trilogy - Suzanne Collins, Hunger Games Series - All Media Types
13 Oct 2025
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Haymitch, Plutarch, the end of a rebellion over twenty-five years in the making.
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“I can’t sleep,” Haymitch ends up fumbling. “There.”
He points emphatically down the hallway he came from, trusting, if not his tone, then the two decades and a half they spent as accomplices of the same fiasco to convey the rest.
Plutarch looks at him with the bleary gaze of the insomniac through a crack in the doorway. After a long pause, he says, “Alright.”
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As Effie prepares to leave for the Reaping ceremony of the 75th Hunger Games, Plutarch approaches her with a request. It’s a horrible one whichever way you spin it.
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While looking for some respite from the Capitol crowd, Katniss and her dæmon stumble upon an odd scene.
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Ever since his victory, Haymitch has been living one small mercy at a time.
Tonight, his mercy wears purple and the smile he last saw half obscured by a handheld camera, goading him into showing more pathos for the regrettable loss of his first ever pair of Tributes.
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The day before Misa’s interview at Yotsuba, Kida decides to meet the famous detective he hired in person. His first impressions are mixed.
Written for #dnrarepairweek25 – days 3 and 4: Firsts, Deception
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In which Namikawa sets his mind on teaching Mido how to play shogi and seizes the opportunity to psychoanalyse him while he’s at it.
written for #dnrarepairweek25 – day 2: competition
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Higuchi’s blood has seeped into the carpet by the time Mido and Namikawa show up.
Written for #dnrarepairweek25 – day 1: Shinigami
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Mutualism Department by Fox_In_A_Box
Fandoms: 龍が如く | Ryuu ga Gotoku | Yakuza (Video Games)
23 Dec 2024
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It was hardly a secret that Akiyama didn't have a good grasp on the balance between business and pleasure.
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It's Friday night in Kamurocho and Nishiki is starting to believe in karma.
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An odd customer visits Lemon & Tangerine's – formerly Momo's – bookshop.
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Having exhausted all pretences of civil conversation, there was little Mido could do but to poke at the elephant in the room with them and the soon to be husk of a successful entrepreneur. "What am I doing here, Namikawa?"
"Paying your respects, I'd wager," his colleague replied.
"That would require some gratitude on my part," and I'm not sure if I can muster any, he was about to say, but a dissonant note from the life support machine gave him pause.
Namikawa's shoulders stiffened. He waited for the monotone beeping to resume before speaking. "Offering moral support, then. Whichever you prefer."
"You said you needed a witness."
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Contrary to popular belief, the worst kind of person a killer for hire can encounter on the job is not a colleague. It's not an undercover cop, or a child waking up just in time to witness their parents' execution, with the split-second ethics-versus-convenience decision the scenario usually demands. It's not even a deceitful client withholding vital information on the target's background and combat proficiency.
It's a shit marksman.