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Title: The Power of the Queen
Author: the black rose![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
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Characters/Pairings: Euphemia x Lelouch (hints of Lelouch x Euphemia, with some Suzaku x Euphemia in later chapters)
Rating: PG
Summary: Marianne reflects on the sequence of events leading up to the events in episode 23, and the role she played....
AN: The chapters of this story have all been written as a collection of Marianne's memories set mostly during Euphie and Lelouch's childhood. Chapter 4 finally catches up with events in the series and will move past episode 25, but I do ignore the events in R2 (mostly because I wrote the story before the last 2 episodes of season 1 even aired).
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Read the Prologue, Chapter 1, Chapter 2.
( If I believed for the first seven years of your life that you had a fondness for Euphemia, I also believed those feelings to be nothing more than a pleasing, brotherly affection. When you were eight, however, I sensed an entirely different kind of devotion beginning to take root. )
Author: the black rose
blkrosCharacters/Pairings: Euphemia x Lelouch (hints of Lelouch x Euphemia, with some Suzaku x Euphemia in later chapters)
Rating: PG
Summary: Marianne reflects on the sequence of events leading up to the events in episode 23, and the role she played....
AN: The chapters of this story have all been written as a collection of Marianne's memories set mostly during Euphie and Lelouch's childhood. Chapter 4 finally catches up with events in the series and will move past episode 25, but I do ignore the events in R2 (mostly because I wrote the story before the last 2 episodes of season 1 even aired).
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lulueuphie and euphie_empressRead the Prologue, Chapter 1, Chapter 2.
( If I believed for the first seven years of your life that you had a fondness for Euphemia, I also believed those feelings to be nothing more than a pleasing, brotherly affection. When you were eight, however, I sensed an entirely different kind of devotion beginning to take root. )
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