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The Labyrinth of London by FarGreenCountrySwiftSunrise
Fandom: A Midsummer Night's Dream, A Midsummer Night's Dream - All Media Types, Labyrinth (1986), SHAKESPEARE William - Works, Sherlock (TV), Sherlock Holmes & Related Fandoms, Sherlock Holmes - Arthur Conan Doyle
18 Feb 2018
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What if Jareth lost the Goblin Kingdom and became the world's only consulting detective? What if he runs into Sarah and she helps him solve cases?
Sherlock/Labyrinth are the same universe. What shenanigans will ensue?
On hiatus until Series Four, but otherwise complete.
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07 Jan 2021
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Somehow, and she doesn't quite remember how, a young woman finds herself on a surprisingly comforting road trip with a resident alien.
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06 Jan 2021
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"Hello, Sarah." Jareth said.
He had imagined this moment a thousand times over. He'd see Sarah again, of that he had clearly been right. He'd come to her rescue; right again. She would be grateful. She would fall into his arms, gratitude heavy on her lips as she praised him for sacrificing so much.
But in every scenario, there had always been champagne and peaches and riding crops. Somehow, diapers and a screeching infant made for an infinitely less exciting reunion.
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06 Jan 2021
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An older and present day Sarah is reunited with Jareth in the here and now.
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03 Jan 2021
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To quote the words spoken by a very wise old man “The way forward is sometimes the way back”. If you choose to take this advice you could still find the way just as difficult as it was your first time, perhaps even more and you may feel like you're getting nowhere. Nothing is easy, things are not always what they seem and are unfair more often than not. It is life and that’s the way it is. Fair or not, to set the path straight, you must go back to confront what is holding you back and face your fears. Only then you can move on to greater destinations.
On your journey, never take anything for granted or anyone for that matter. Help will come to you and you’ll never be forced to stand alone. But that's not entirely a bad thing. It doesn’t mean that you are totally alone or will ever have to be. It just means you are strong enough to face the unknown all by yourself - on your own terms.
Why? Because that’s the way it’s done.
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21 Dec 2020