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Lease Loved doesn't mean unloved. It just means being the last on everyone's list of priorities and consideration.
Character study of Ron's relationship with his mum.
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08 Jun 2026
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He figures out that the loop has a set time. It always begins with Lo’ak lying on his mat in the family marui the morning of the battle, and it always ends the next day as he connects to the Spirit Tree at Neteyam’s funeral.
Nothing changes, and Neteyam dies. And dies, and dies, and dies.
Is this his punishment? Is this Lo’ak’s penitence for causing his brother's death, for killing Neteyam like his dad always said he would?
“Eywa,” he begs, “what is happening to me?”
Silence answers him.or,
Neteyam can't stop dying, and Lo'ak can't stop waking up that morning to save him.
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31 May 2026
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every morning feels borrowed (hold still) by orphan_account
Fandoms: Avatar (Cameron Movies)
19 Jan 2026
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Fresh from completing his iknimaya, Lo'ak spends a night sleeping beside Tsireya, tucked into a quiet place that feels like it belongs only to them. Just warmth, shared breath. He wakes with her weight against his chest and the unsettling sense that the day is already out of order.
"You've been acting strange all morning, did you sleep badly?"
Sleep. His throat tightens. He remembers waking up to blood on his lips and the terrible certainty that something was wrong. No. That's not right. Or it is right, but it also already happened, hasn't it? Then it's happening again.
Everyone tells him there's no rush. He just has to learn why waiting matters.
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Lo'ak follows his day, gets a nosebleed, and time returns him to when Tsireya's resting on his chest. Except he can feel himself dying more each loop.
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31 May 2026
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“Lo’ak slow down.”
Neteyam’s voice comes from behind him, already tired.“I am slow,” Lo’ak lies, darting between roots anyway. He laughs when his foot catches and he nearly eats dirt.
Neteyam grabs his arm before he can fall. Reflexive. Sure.
“Eywa,” Neteyam mutters. “You’re gonna break your neck one day.”
Lo’ak beams up at him. “You always catch me.”
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A more in depth look into THAT beach scene with Lo’ak
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31 May 2026
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Neytiri tells him to go. Jake finally does.
On the beach, Lo’ak is breaking.
He’s too late for pride, but not too late for Lo’ak.
Or: What if Jake listened to Neytiri and went after Lo’ak instead of letting Kiri and Tsireya find him.
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31 May 2026