multipledolphins
Recent bookmarks
-
- Words:
- 14,463
- Works:
- 2
- Bookmarks:
- 12
Bookmarked by multipledolphins
27 Jun 2026
-
Tags
Summary
Hundreds of years after Zandik’s death, Pantalone discovers a secret kept tucked away in the documents left by the segments of Dottore that shatter the last barrier around his cold heart.
Bookmarked by multipledolphins
27 Jun 2026
-
Summary
dottore and pantalone versus the intricacies of a set fate
- Words:
- 20,077
- Works:
- 2
- Bookmarks:
- 4
Bookmarked by multipledolphins
26 Jun 2026
-
Tags
Summary
"We also... received this for you. It was delivered to a subordinate today, right after the shipment of supplies was sent to the Second Harbinger’s laboratory."
Beside the leather folder, she deposited a clumsy, irregularly cut envelope, as if it had been handmade in a hurry. On the back, written in bright red, large letters, was a warning: "CONFIDENTIAL," with an implied tone of threat to anyone who dared think of violating the correspondence. Pantalone extended his hand, reaching for the rustic paper to analyze clues about the sender.
Though he already knew very well the identity of the responsible party.
"Very well. You are dismissed."
The assistant made a brief, silent bow before withdrawing, leaving the office immersed in the same silence as before. Alone, the banker slid his fingers through the letter's improvised seal, which gave way without much resistance. Pulling out the firmly folded sheets, he placed the empty envelope on the mahogany table, adjusted his glasses on the bridge of his nose with a light touch, and unfolded the first page.
or
Pantalone exchanges letters with a few segments, has fun in the process, and declares his favorite.
Bookmarked by multipledolphins
26 Jun 2026
-
Tags
Summary
Pantalone scoffs. "What's your favorite part then, hmm?"
"When Vodyanitsa's character dies, of course."
"Ah. Naturally."
It is truly a shame that Pierro had the foresight to order the Harbingers to be civil to one another for the duration of the show. If he hadn't, the issue of Sandrone's present company would have been dealt with by the end of the first act. "Has it ever occurred to either of you," she mutters, "that not everyone has seen this play before?"
Pantalone hums lightly. "Opera, actually."
Sandrone is going to kill him.
Alternatively: Sandrone has the misfortune of being seated next to Dottore and Pantalone at the opera. It is perhaps the most horrendous three hours of her entire career.
Bookmarked by multipledolphins
22 Jun 2026