#milligan wetherall

I love Milligan so much like his agenda upon waking up with no memories was 1. bold faced easily disprovable lie 2. tell curtain his breath stinks 3. jump off a cliff

Sorry. Why can Milligan tell the Ten Men apart by scent alone from the next corridor over. Do they each have an assigned cologne or is he just insane

Please. Please, please, could y'all provide me with some Milligan content?

milligan x nicholas swap au wherein milligan is a former spy who noticed his colleagues were going missing and evaded a few kidnapping attempts himself. when no one listened to his concerns he went rogue, fleeing into obscurity with his young daughter. eventually gathering comrades, he uses old connections to attempt to figure out what is going on with the emergency, but fails to make headway in many areas without the proper scientific knowledge. he's a chemist, and a spy, and brilliant in many respects, but this is simply not his field. and then he comes across a, by all accounts, severely addled and possibly dangerous man, dirty and disheveled and amnesiac and babbling to himself and with a blurry story of a mirror and cold restraints and pain and strategic, terrified escape, and blank memories, unable to recall who he is or where he came from. he takes him in, tries to help him sort out things the best he can... only to soon realize this man is both an asset (while he does not remember much of whatever knowledge he once had, he has instincts, and a voracious love of reading that milligan has funds enough secreted away to indulge, and things to seem to click together him like puzzle pieces in a way milligan just can't quite get himself) and very, very willing, determined, high-strung and anxious in some ways but still very sure that he wants to help. he grows settled in the team, a bit of a mess and with odd nightmares he can't remember and the first time he falls asleep mid-sentence is a shock, but kind, and eager to help, and milligan--who has retained his cheer (how much of it was a cover, in another world?) but found it somewhat strained and grim with both experience and time essentially on the run, both from the sender and his former employers and old enemies who know he's alive as he continues to move through the shadows and pull old strings--finds it a bit amazing, how kind this man is despite everything. and then of course there's kate, who he seems to adore--he's good with kids, it makes milligan wonder--and perhaps when asked for a name, he has none to give, no promise to keep he hasn't already broken, and he names himself benedict, for the patron saint of students, and when he dreams of a voice calling nicky he wakes and doesn't remember. he never remembers. (it's not so different, though, is it. they didn't call him nicholas in another world, either, in the one we know.) and when they see the sender's face--perhaps a photograph? benedict thinks it's him, that this is all his fault, that he built the machine that did this and it's running without him. and when they find out the truth, he still thinks he's right.