Title: Eight Men
Author: MorriganFearn
Rating: R
Characters: Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Prussia, Poland, America, Russia
Genre: Dark, History, Friendship, Drama
Pairings: SuFin, DenNor, GerIta, LietPol and hinted others
Warnings: Violence, extreme sexual situations, dark themes
Summary: August 1945. While the humans debate the proper
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I definitely appreciate all the historic notes. As in, I need them. Like burning whoa.
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"Personally, I am more worried about my capital becoming Warsaw." <- liked this a lot. Figures that Sve wouldn't care about the enmity between Catholicism and Protestantism as much as how fragile Sweden's existence still was.
Especially with Denmark still lurking in the corners. Heh.
( I actually googled oxenstierna/gustav in hope of some historical slash, but nope. found this instead, and this is brilliant. <3 )
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Given Gustav's well documented proclivities (such a womanizer) I think you might be better off looking for Old Fritz x Voltaire. The Interwubs is just littered with it XD. Admittedly, I'm more of a FritzxHans kind of person, but that's because I tend to enjoy doomed romance. I don't think I've seen a Gustav x Oxensteirna slash. I am pretty certain that I'm the only one who writes one-sided confused crush!Sweden x Gustav, and I haven't done much more than subtext it.
Denmark made himself the richest nation in Europe because of that little war. ;) He knows how to make Sweden tremble. But Sve is strong, and will weather this, too.
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Womanizing hasn't ever stopped the fangirls from slashing, but I'm going to guess the obscurity of the subject matter has dimmed interest somewhat. Pffft, Sve/Gustav would feel like Den/Sve. The duality of fire and ice (heat and cold, Oxenstierna's own words. xD) fit's with both duo's so. well.
Yeah I actually have a friend who ships that. xD I've never actually felt inclined to ship anything historical tbh, (except maybe Schuschnigg/Dollfuss or maybe even Schiller/Goethe - actually, definitely the former, unfunfunffnkajdfn) BUT I DIGRESS.
Sweden sure did! He kicked off as a major Empire after the war after all. C:
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True, but Gustav was the subject of Swedish fanfiction in his own time about how romantical he was with his mistress, and how crazy his wife was. It's crazy. I actually just can't imagine the historical possibility that Oxenstierna and him were negotiating strange things behind strange doors, though Eric Flint has an undertone of homoeroticism to his Gustav in 1632. If you squint at it the right way. Yay literary fanboying ( ... )
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