Title: Do No Harm
Author: PhantomMemories/JazzChyk
Genre: Angst/Drama
Rating: For now, T for language reasons
Warnings: USUK, Language, implied past sexual activity.
Summary: After an attack on America, the personification vanishes. (Kink Meme De-anon request for Amnesia and Doctor!America. Original request
here.)
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Hope is a little thing with feathers... )
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Someone needs to delay China, and fast!
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...I adore Emily Dickinson. Please excuse me. (My journal header is based off one of her poems.) This was just heart-wrenching, although I'm surprised that America was just so accepting of hearing about someone he knew in the States.. but I like the way this is developing, I want moooooooorrrrrreee :D
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I think part of the acceptance is rekindled desperation. As far as he's concerned (And Miss Nettie) there are sixteen years of his life that are unaccounted for, which includes the potential for family that has become part of the death toll, or are alive somewhere and think he he is part of that number.
There is no paranoia as a part of his life right now, he doesn't know that anyone would even want to manipulate him. He's just a doctor, as far as he's concerned.
(Besides-- Miss Nettie wouldn't have offered to put them into contact if she hadn't believed they might be the real deal. She's good like that.)
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This story keeps taking me between believing Alain's indeed Alfred and not believing it...however, I was close to tears with his conversation with Arthur ;w; But oh God, cliffhanger ;O;
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Oh man, when England called Al... their emotions must have been all over the place then, both of them. I sincerely hope that they manage to convince him not to go to Korea, although with what's happening to him, I'm thinking they might not have to.
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