#hodgconte

Chapters: 4/4 Fandom: The Terror (TV 2018) Rating: Explicit Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: George Henry Hodgson/Henry T. D. Le Vesconte Characters: Henry T. D. Le Vesconte, George Henry Hodgson Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Post-Rescue, Suicide Attempt, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder - PTSD, Eating Disorders, Blood and Injury, Disabled Character, Angst and Hurt/Comfort, Wound Care, Hodge as a caretaker, but not really, mute character, Food Issues, HOPEFUL ENDING:D Summary (chapter 3):

“What have you done, George?” Henry mumbles and George feels stupid, so very stupid. Henry reaches toward him. For a moment George thinks he’ll take his hand. George can’t lift it anyway. Then he notices—with dull surprise—that Henry’s bandage is gone from his throat. Did he take it off? Why would he—he shouldn’t— Instead of touching him, Henry reaches into his pocket and draws out a razor. “We’ll fix it, you hear?” His voice is calm now, eyes locked on George’s. George wants to ask how, or why, or even thank you—but his throat closes on the words. Henry pinches his own cheek, tugging the skin until it blanches beneath his fingers. “You need to eat something, all right? It’ll help.” Before George can breathe, before he can scream, Henry makes a swift cut along his cheek; the blade flashes. He flinches only once. George screams—a raw, breaking sound—but Henry hardly seems to feel anything. Blood spills, and beneath it the pale ridge of jaw bone gleams faintly through before the cut if pooled with blood.

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: The Terror (TV 2018) Rating: Mature Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: George Henry Hodgson/Henry T. D. Le Vesconte Characters: George Henry Hodgson, Henry T. D. Le Vesconte, Jane Franklin (1791-1875) Summary:

He got his wish, in the end. George got to keep all of his fingers.

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In the year after their rescue, George Hodgson withdraws.

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