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1. hi there! i read a fic where crowley was stabbed by a (cursed?) knife and tries to hide in a tree, while aziraphale tries to reason with him and help him. all the while crowley is delirious and panicked and thinks aziraphale is going to kill him on the spot. i can’t remember how it ends but it might have been crowley dying from his wound in the tree. thank you so much and keep up the amazing work! ~anon

2. Hey! I have this moment from a fic stuck in my head so I was wondering if you could help me find it. I just remember Aziraphale listening in while Crowley tucks in Warlock and he has him repeat that he will destroy all the Angel's when he comes to his full power except Brother Francis even though he will look different. Thanks for any help! ~anon

3. hi!! i've been looking for a fic where it follows crowley through history and different instances of him trying to tempt aziraphale. he starts out doing it for his own satisfaction/to prove that he can tempt and angel but eventually realizes he's in love w aziraphale. it's from crowley's perespective and it's SO GOOD but i can't find it :( thank u for the help!! ~anon

4. Hi! There was a fic I read a while ago, a human AU, but all I remember is Crowley captivated by Aziraphale’s braces and sock suspenders and wondering if he had some time of bondage fetish, but no, Aziraphale is just LIKE THAT. Thank you :) ~ @baconcupcake

5. Hi I was sent here after posting about trying to find a good omens story post on Tumblr. I'm hoping someone could help me? I posted about what I remember on my own Tumblr, but the gist was Aziraphale and Crowley meet and keep meeting a kid who shows autistic traits. Anyone recognize this? ~ @bohowolfwing

If you know one of these fics, please use the number in your response!

Conflict is the driving force of a plot — it’s what adds tension to a story, it’s what makes a story interesting and engaging, it’s what makes the story have any sort of stakes.

Does every single story need to have conflict? There’s some debate about that, I think. Slice-of-life stories are often used as examples as stories without conflict, but I disagree. Slice-of-life often has conflict in it too, but people might have trouble identifying it because it’s not something we stereotypically think of as conflict.

(Of course, going back to the earlier question... I’m sure there are stories out there without conflict. And it’s possible to write a story without conflict, and it might be possible to do it well. But for the most part, conflict is a really important tool to make a story interesting.)

Remember the 6 types of story conflict that we all learn about in middle school English class?

When we think of conflict, I think the first thing that comes to mind is Person vs Person conflict, like Good vs Evil, Side A vs Side B, Harry Potter vs Voldemort, Mario vs Bowser... But that’s not all that conflict is.

A conflict is a problem. It’s something that prevents your character from reaching their goal. 

If your character can reach their goal without obstacles right this moment... Then what story is there to write?

And it might be Person vs Person, Group vs Group where an antagonist is trying to prevent the protagonist from doing something... But it could also be Person vs Self, where the protagonist is too scared to achieve their goal, despite there being no other obstacles, and the story could be about them learning to move beyond that fear. Or it could be Person vs Society, where certain societal norms and pressures don’t allow a person to live the life that they want to. Person vs Technology can be as complex as the example in the image, but it can also be as simple as “This essay is due in 5 minutes and the printer decided to just stop working for no discernible reason and oh my god it’s so important i’m going to fail my class.”

So it might be possible that you already have a conflict, and you just don’t realize it. It also might be possible that you don’t have a conflict yet, and you might want one to help guide your story and make it more engaging.

Ask yourself this:

What is the goal for each of my characters?

What is stopping them from achieving it right this moment?

There’s your conflict.

And it can get really interesting when your characters have conflicting goals, because that in turn, can generate new conflicts.

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  Turned out we didn't have any cabbage, so instead...

Neat! So how’d you make ‘em?

Dice up an onion and throw it into a pan with butter and salt to start caramelizing

Add diced mushrooms

Add diced orange or red bell peppers

Take a pack of ramen noodles, break it into pieces

Put the pieces in a bowl, fill with enough water to get all noodles wet, microwave for 4:30

Drain noodles and put in a mixing bowl

Beat two eggs, add to noodles

Add two tablespoons of flour to noodles

Add vegetables to noodles (don’t wipe out the pan, you’re going to use it again)

Season however you want (I made my own spice mix, but using the seasoning packet that comes with the noodles is cool too.)

Stir thoroughly

Spread mixture in the pan, the size you want is up to you. I used two large spoonfuls per pancake.

Cook until crunchy on both sides

I couldn’t find this one, but here’s a couple similar ones:

Unexpected - Soulstoned @soulstoned69

7k. (Explicit) Contains: nsfw content, mpreg

Shiro has been sick and hiding it for a while now. When he finally gets dragged to the hospital against his will, what they find is not what anyone would have expected.

A Burning Need - sagely_sea

40k. (Explicit) Contains: nsfw content, a/b/o dynamics, PTSD, mpreg

Keith can’t seem to focus on anything but Shiro. Kolivan notices and sends Keith to his mother for the Galra Sex Talk. But before they can get very far, Voltron is needed.

Back from the fight and unable to resist, Keith makes his move on a willing Shiro. It’s instincts over common sense and education as they spend the night together and discover just what it means when Keith goes into rut.

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Keith’s rut brings to light Shiro’s interesting DNA and even more questions about the clones and just what happened to them. And what does all of this mean for Shiro and Keith’s budding relationship?

Death Kitty 9000 - Genesister (papirini)

18k. (Mature) Contains: implied nsfw content, intersex Keith, intersex Shiro

Shiro had been feeling a bit off lately, so he very reluctantly went to the Atlas’ medical bay to figure out the problem. He does quickly figure out what it is that’s been ailing him, and while he is shocked and surprised, it’s a much better outcome than he anticipated.

It’s just too bad that Coran was the one in charge that day, because he and the other Alteans just told Keith he’s expecting—to die, that is.

This story comes close to the description, I hope it is what you’ve been looking for!

Fic Link - @ilovelocust

Masterpost for my series of thoughts on an AU where Keith is a god of battle and Shiro is a man created in an attempt to get Keith to stop walking all over other gods’ toes.