The Chosen End - Index
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THE ARCHIVE
(1) Discrepancies - wizzard890 and pyrrhiccomedy
1780: their first diplomatic contact.
PG-13 for gossip, innuendo, and Catherine the Great.
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Fanart: lineart by minuiko / sketch by narcoleptic95
Translations: Chinese by chambermusic
(2) Poor At Apologies - wizzard890 and pyrrhiccomedy
1814: After Napoleon's exile, both nations find plenty of reasons to complain about England.
PG.
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Fanart: lineart by minuiko / sketch by narcoleptic95
Translations: Chinese by chambermusic
(3) Favorites - pyrrhiccomedy
1822: America asks Russia to arbitrate a dispute with England over the Treaty of Ghent. England can't decide if he wants to smack America more because he's a demanding, upstart little ingrate, or to beat some sense into him for pursuing a friendship with Russia.
PG-13 for nations generally behaving like huge jerks.
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Fanart: lineart by minuiko / lineart by youkofujima / sketch by youkofujima
Translations: Chinese by chambermusic
(4) A Slice of the World - wizzard890 and pyrrhiccomedy
1823: America goes to talk to Russia about his Pacific coast colonies after President Monroe issues his new foreign policy tenants that would later be known as the Monroe Doctrine. Sensitive issues are insensitively addressed, America is easily distracted by flying machines, and most of the emotional subtext goes over his head.
I say it's PG, wizzard says it's PG-13. I guess we'll have to have a dance-off.
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Fanart: lineart by minuiko / lineart by minuiko
Translations: Chinese by chambermusic
(5) Excuses - wizzard890 and pyrrhiccomedy
1855: American humanitarian aid given to the Russia during the Crimean War takes the form of America feeding laudanum to an injured Russia, and Russia making the most of it.
PG-13.
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(6) Jealousy - wizzard890 and pyrrhiccomedy
1861: Russia drops by to share the good news that serfdom in his country has been abolished, to find America on the cusp of a breakdown and civil war.
PG.
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Fanart: color and sketch by scribblefish
(7) Antietam - pyrrhiccomedy
1862: Russia supports America on America's bloodiest day in history, and is reminded of his own.
PG-13 for descriptions of violence.
(8) The Hunt - wizzard890 and pyrrhiccomedy
1872: There's Wild Bill Cody, George Custer, buffalo hunting, and serious makeouts. I don't really know what else to tell you.
PG-13 for the makeouts, I guess.
(9) Lies - wizzard890
1886: America discovers Dostoyevsky, and he can't shut up about it.
PG.
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Fanart: color by nym_aulth
(10) Heat - wizzard890 and pyrrhiccomedy
1892: Famine ravages Russia. America goes to help, and ends up concluding that it would be inappropriate to take advantage of him when he's weak and sick and groggy. (More's the pity, I know.)
PG-13.
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Fanart: sketch by narcoleptic95
(11) An Understanding - wizzard890 and pyrrhiccomedy
1903: The Kishinev Pogrom marks the beginning of a new wave of antisemitism in Russia, and America gets to be a hero. Narrated by Israel; includes brief appearances from Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Finland.
PG-13 for violence. Please be aware that this chapter includes strong anti-Semitic language and violence against women.
(12) First Kiss of Winter - wizzard890 and pyrrhiccomedy
1905: Russia receives a worried visitor after the horrifying events of Bloody Sunday.
PG-13 for violent imagery.
(13) Permission and Promises - wizzard890
1917: The Bolshevik Revolution brings Russia hope for the first time in decades. The Romanovs' power over Russia fades, and America sends along cautious congratulations.
PG-13.
(14) To Russia With Love - pyrrhiccomedy
1918: America writes Russia a letter from the front lines of the Great War. I'm not gonna call it a love letter, but he does get a little gay there towards the end.
PG, excusing bad language.
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Translations: Spanish by dai_7
(15) Interregnum - wizzard890 and pyrrhiccomedy
1918: The American embassy in Moscow closes its doors, and Russia comes to say goodbye.
PG.
(16) Race The Cold - wizzard890 and pyrrhiccomedy
1919: America participates in the Allied invasion of Russia and crits his charisma check.
PG-13.
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Fanart: color by rheoster
(17) Love Is Not All - wizzard890 and pyrrhiccomedy
1922: Despite the cessation of diplomatic contact, American aid pours into Russia in his time of need.
NC-17. You heard.
(18) The New Guard - wizzard890
1924-1933: Lenin dies, and Stalin rises.
PG-13 for violence. Please be aware that this chapter includes violence involving a real historical figure.
(19) The Heartbreak - wizzard890 and pyrrhiccomedy
1933: The time comes to recognize the Soviet Union, and nothing is like it was.
PG-13.
(20) A New Deal - pyrrhiccomedy
1934: America, Roosevelt. Heartbroken, depressed, and under fire from all sides, America gets a pep talk from the master of giving America pep talks.
PG.
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Fanart: color by nym-aulth
(21) Ash - wizzard890
1936: Stalin's Great Purge led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of opponents to his rule. Russia tries to cope, and participates in his own degredation.
PG-13.
(22) World of Kindling - pyrrhiccomedy
1939-1941: America, England. World War 2 is one party America feels like he can safely skip. America and England's relationship improves, but not without tension, as England faces the growing threat of Germany.
PG-13.
(23) Scarecrow - wizzard890
1941: Russia fights the Battle of Kiev somewhere out of the rain, and reflects on a knife in the back.
R.
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Fanart: duotone by crosswhisper
(24) Strike Midnight - pyrrhiccomedy and wizzard890
New Year's Eve, 1941: America goes out for a champagne run and walks into a confrontation that's been seven years in coming.
PG-13.
(25) Play It Again - wizzard890 and pyrrhiccomedy
1943: As the war grinds on, America and Russia find themselves sharing a drink or ten in Casablanca.
R for sex.
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Fanart: sketch by mimiru12
(26) The Things We Must Believe In - wizzard890 and pyrrhiccomedy
1943: America and Russia stay together at the Soviet litigation during the Tehran conference, and America asks an overdue question.
PG-13.
(27) V For Victory - wizzard890 and pyrrhiccomedy
1945: VE Day ushers celebration into the streets of Berlin. Russia receives a kiss, America smokes, and the future looms.
PG-13.
(28) Unthinkable - pyrrhiccomedy
1945: With victory in Europe secured, and the war in its final throes, England approaches America with a plan to invade Russia.
PG.
(29) The Alchemist - pyrrhiccomedy
1945: One quiet morning in the New Mexico desert, America becomes a superpower--and something more.
PG.
(30) Quid Pro Quo - wizzard890 and pyrrhiccomedy
1945: Russia and America's relationship takes an unexpected turn after America's nuclear capabilities are revealed at Potsdam.
NC-17. Warning: this post contains temperature play, wax play, sensory deprivation (blindfolding), bondage, bruising/biting/bloodplay, gun play, and possible elements of dubcon, depending on your personal definition of the word. So...uh, yeah.
(31) Ruin - wizzard890
1945: The bombing of Hiroshima. Russia spends the most important evening of his life in the company of a carton of cigarettes, a stack of photographs, and helpless envy.
PG-13.
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OUTLYING CANON
These stories are not a part of The Chosen End, but we treat them as canonical within this timeline, and events from these fics may be mentioned in The Chosen End.
Loyalty to the Crown - pyrrhiccomedy
1763: England reminds America just who won the French & Indian War for him.
R for adult themes and sexual situations.
Boston - pyrrhiccomedy
1774: Ideological differences are about to split England and America apart, but who cares about that? There's sex in it.
R.
It's Really A Threesome - pyrrhiccomedy
1803: France/America - The Louisiana Purchase. Also, England cockblocks France and America without ever appearing in the story.
NC-17, because hey, it's France.
Burn It Down - pyrrhiccomedy
1814: England, America. The burning of Washington DC.
PG-13 for violence.
Catharsis - wizzard890
1918: England/Russia. After the murder of the Romanovs.
NC-17.
Fear of God - wizzard890
1960s: England, Russia. Russia attempts to dissuade England from supporting America during the Cold War.
PG-13 for violence.
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