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There Are Many Paths to Tread

You may be looking for the Lord of the Rings archive, Many Paths to Tread.
There Are Many Paths to Tread is a gen 124-page Lord of the Rings anthology.
It contains no interior illustration.
It is in the same universe as The Road Goes Ever On.
The author writes in the editorial of Patterns of Memory, that that novel was supposed to have been "There Are Many Paths to Tread" #2, but became its own zine instead.
==Summary==
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: 
==From the Editorial==
== Fiction in the Same Universe==
* The Road Goes Ever On (2004)
* Dark and Deep (This takes place right after the novel and deals with their first adventure after Frodo's return. Printed in Of Dreams and Schemes #19, 2004)
* The Gifts of Mid-Year's Day (A short story about Frodo's last few months in the Shire. Printed in Hail Fellows, Well Met, 2004)
* In the Beginning... The Lessons of Life (A story about the early years of Frodo's life and how he got to know the other three hobbits. Printed in Above All Shadows #1, 2005)
* Reckonings (This takes right after Dark and Deep. It is pure Sam and Frodo piece about their new roles in life. Printed in Of Dreams and Schemes #20, 2005)
* There Are Many Paths to Tread (2005)
* Patterns of Memory (2006)
==Contents==
* Editorial (2)
* Veils of Time by Martha Crawford (3)
* Junk of Ages by Catherine Schlein (7)
* The Reason That the Winds Do Blow by Catherine Schlein (82) 
* The Dark of Twilight by Catherine Schlein (87)
 
Category:Lord of the Rings Film Trilogy Zines
Category:2005 Zines
There But For the Grace of God

There But For the Grace of God is a gen Quantum Leap story written by Beth Hlabse.
 
It was posted to alt.tv.quantum-leap.creative in 1993.
==Summary==
==Author's Notes==
==Parts==
* part 1
* part 2
* part 3
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:1993 Fanfiction
There Is Too Much Light In This Bar

"There Is Too Much Light In This Bar" is a Life on Mars (UK) vid by Absolute Destiny. It is a character study of Sam Tyler and premiered at Vividcon 2006. 
Vidder's summary: "Sam Tyler is lost and confused in some distant pop culture nightmare."
==Reactions/Reviews==
This vid was recommended by lozenger8 on Crack Van on June 28, 2008: 
Recommended on the reel vidding community by Firefly_Ca on January 27, 2008: 
==References==
Category:Life on Mars Vids
Category:2006 Vids
There May Be Some Collateral Damage

There May Be Some Collateral Damage is a popular Bleach/Harry Potter crossover fanfic by metisket. Unbeknowst to Harry, Ichigo Kurosaki is sent to Hogwarts to be his bodyguard, but trouble inevitably ensues when Ichigo takes matters into his own hands. 
Regarding their inspiration, metisket wrote
==Reactions and Reviews==
There May Be Some Collateral Damage is one of the most popular Bleach stories on AO3, with over 170K views as of July 2021. It is also frequently included on rec lists for fans of both series, and in many fan-curated collections on AO3. It is frequently cited as one of the best examples of the 'Ichigo goes to Hogwarts' genre. 
==Influence==
Collateral Damage is massively popular and has influenced other Harry Potter crossover fics, such as Snipers solve 99% of all problems.
==References==
Category:Bleach Fanfiction
 Category:Crossover Fanfiction
There She is Again...Like a Turd in the Fandom Pool...

There She is Again...Like a Turd in the Fandom Pool... is an post by slytherinprincess which gives a counter argument that slash does not promote pro-gay values. 
For additional context, see Timeline of Slash Meta and Slash Meta.
==Topics Discussed==
* slash
* queerbaiting
* slash vs. gay
* social justice
==Excerpts==
==Comments at the Post==
furiosity: 
slytherinprincess: 
doctor bendo: 
dinpik: 
lim: 
sofisticat: 
slytherinprincess: 
slytherinprincess: 
emmagrant01: 
slytherinprincess: 
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alchemia: 
slytherinprincess: 
anamirza: 
darklocket: 
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
There and Back Again

There and Back Again was a fan club somewhat unique to its time, combining several fandoms. It published the zine Bags End Gazette.
This fan club was a chapter of the LNNAF.
==An August 1968 Mention==
The ninth issue of Chatter Boxes reported that the club was running a contest to give Mr. Spock a good middle name, conducting write ins to NBC over the ST time-slot change and was planning a UNICEF bake sale.
==An August 1970 Mention==
==A March 1973 Mention==
Spockulations #4 (1974) reprinted the Mission Impossible story starring Paris in that issue. It is titled "Double Devotion."
==Some History and Association with LNAF==
From Sam Cole in 1970: 
==Association with "The Nest Egg"==
This newsletter had a close association with the Leonard Nimoy fan club The Nimoy Nest and its newsletter, The Nest Egg.
From the May 1972 issue of "The Nest Egg": 
==References==
Category:Tolkien Fan Clubs
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Clubs
Category:1960s Fan Clubs
Category:1967 Fan Clubs
There are Always Possibilities

There are Always Possibilities is a 42-page slash Star Trek: TOS anthology.
* Many Earths	by Beverly D.
* He Stopped for Me	by Robin Hood (also in Consort #2)
* Anything is Possible by Robin Hood
* Getting to Know All About You	by Venisa J. Duvetyn
* A Slight Degree of Contaminination	by Jane Mailander
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1986 Zines
There is No Fandom for El Cid

There is No Fandom for El Cid is a 1984 essay by Sandra H. Necchi.
It was printed in Scoundrel #3.
The topic is Star Wars.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Star Wars as myth
* Star Wars: A New Hope as intended fluff for young audiences, The Empire Strikes Back was an improvement as "serious" storytelling, and Return of the Jedi was back to being disappointing
* characterizations of Han Solo, The Luke and Han Wars
* George Lucas as a manipulator, as dishonest, as uncaring of his own creation
* character growth as a good thing
* fan fiction makes simple things complex, as does fannish discussion about the second film, but this does not match George Lucas' thoughts as he "does not ponder very deeply on his own creation" 
 
* fandom in-fighting will make George Lucas angry and make fans look bad
* "Irving Kershner took Lucas' limited vision of his own universe and made it into something "real." Then, "Lucas, annoyed with what Kershner did, put the reins on again and tried to bring the story back into the fairy tale-myth fold."
* "The moment fans decided they wanted to write about the SW universe, they instantly changed it. Lucas' own vision is stagnant. Fans have expanded it, and they can do nothing else if they are to continue writing, discussing and reading about it."
* "If that is, indeed, what these fans want—a myth or fairy tale and nothing more—then their vision of the Star Wars universe is as limited as Lucas'. They ignore—or just don't see—the development and nature of the very group (fandom) and story they have seen grow and, ironically, contributed to." 
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:1984 Meta
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Fanfiction Meta
There is Truth in Wine

"There is Truth in Wine ""There is Truth in Wine " by baranduin. Accessed 16 January 2013. is a short story written by baranduin based on the second book from Mary Renault's Alexander Trilogy, "The Persian Boy." The story describes an imagined scene which takes place between Hephaistion and Bagoas one evening when Alexander is out of camp on an expedition against the Bessites. Bagoas is reading Alexander’s copy of the Iliad when Hephaistion comes to Alexander’s tent in search of a book to borrow. The two come to a better understanding of one another’s role in Alexander’s life during that evening and over the next few days so that on his return Alexander finds Hephaistion helping Bagoas with his reading .
Comments received on the story include:
* Oh, this is marvelous! I had always wished for these two to be closer as well.... You did such a wonderful job of illustrating the tension while at the same time showing the two develop a better understanding of each other.Comment by brightest_blue, 09 June 2004. Accessed 16 January 2013.—brightest_blue
* Oh, how deliciously layered.Comment by teza, 11 June 2004. Accessed 16 January 2013.—teza
==References==
Category:2004 Fanfiction‎
Category:Alexander the Great
There is a Season

There is a Season is a Kirk/Spock story by Jan Sullivan.
It was published in the print zine Matter/Antimatter #5. 
 
==Summary==
"Spock attempts to lift his bondmateʼs spirits the day before Kirkʼs 50th birthday by talking and making love through the night."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
==References==
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
There isn't enough facepalm in the New or Old Worlds

There isn't enough facepalm in the New or Old Worlds is a 2009 meta essay by sabinelagrande that critiques the decision by Patricia Wrede, a white American fantasy author, to omit Native Americans from her upcoming book The Thirteenth Child.
The essay was published in the midst of the ongoing Racefail ‘09 debates and controversy, a fact that the author references in the opening paragraphs. The decision by Wrede to omit Native Americans from The Thirteenth Child was a spark that reignited the debates, and the ensuing discussions are often referred to as MammothFail."MammothFail ’09" by Liz Henry. Feminist SF - The Blog!. Posted on May 11, 2009. Archived on February 4, 2012. Accessed on July 14, 2018.
For further context on the RaceFail debates and discussions, refer to RaceFail '09.
==Excerpts from the Essay==
==Comments==
==References==
Category:2009
Theresa

This page also shows: Teresa
See also: Terry (Terri, Teri, Terrie and Tearie) and Terrance
==Theresa==
===Fictional Characters===
* Theresa Cassidy, a X-Men/Marvel character known as "Siryn"
===Fans===
* Theresa, a Smallville editor
* Theresa Brandon, an Elfquest fan writer
* Theresa Buffaloe (also Theresa D. Buffaloe), a Blake's 7 fan writer
* Theresa DeVaux, a Starsky and Hutch fan writer
* Theresa Evans (also Theresa A. Evans), a Wiseguy, Rat Patrol, A-Team, Sentinel, War of the Worlds, Garrison's Gorillas fan writer
* Theresa Harper, a Star Trek: TOS fan writer
* Theresa Hernandez, a Star Trek: TOS fan writer
* Theresa Holmes, a Star Trek: TOS fanartist and fan writer
* Theresa Karle (also Theresa Wright Karle, Theresa A. Wright), a Starsky and Hutch, Star Trek: TOS, Planet of the Apes fan writer
* Theresa Kyle, a Starsky and Hutch, Star Trek: TOS, Man from UNCLE, Hardcastle and McCormick, Wild Wild West fan writer
* Theresa Lebrande (also Teri, Terry, also Librande, Labrande), a Starsky and Hutch fan writer
 
* Theresa Smith, a Starsky and Hutch fan writer
* Theresa Vitzthum, a Wildside fan writer
* Theresa Ward, an A-Team writer
* Theresa White, a Star Trek: TOS fan writer
 
* IM Theresa, a Supernatural fan writer
==Teresa==
===Fictional Characters===
* Teresa Lisbon, The Mentalist character
===People===
* Teresa Nielsen Hayden, a science fiction writer
===Fans===
* Teresa Guinn-Garcia, a Forever Knight fan writer
* Teresa Hehir ("Willow")
* Teresa Hewitt
* Teresa Sarick
* Teresa Ward
Theresa Buffaloe

Theresa Buffaloe is a fanartist, fanwriter and zine editor that contributed to zines in the 1980s. They were especially prolific in the Blake's 7 fandom.
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Snowcrystal.jpg|Cover art of Snow Crystal (1985) (Star Trek TOS)
File:Southernlights4-2.jpg|Art from Southern Lights #4 (1988) (Blake's 7)
File:Southernseven3-3.jpg|Art from Southern Seven #3 (1988) (Blake's 7)
File:Southern5-2-7.jpg|Art from Southern Seven #5 (1989) (Blake's 7)
File:Southern5-2-30.jpg|Art from Southern Seven #5 (1989) (Blake's 7)
File:Timerememberedfront.jpg|Art from Time Remembered (1990) (Doctor Who/Blake's 7)
File:Otherside8-2.jpg|Art from The Other Side #8 (1992) (Blake's 7)
File:Otherside8-6.jpg|Art from The Other Side #8 (1992) (Blake's 7) 
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Editors
Theresa Cassidy

Theresa Cassidy is the alter ego of Siryn from the Marvel Comics series The X-Men.
==Canon==
Theresa possesses the mutant ability of a "sonic scream" and the power of flight like her father Banshee. Theresa first appeared in Spider-Woman #37 (April 1981). 
Shauna Kain portrays her in the X-Men Movieverse.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
Theresa's popular het ship is with Wade Wilson (Deadpool). She has also been shipped with Jamie Maddox (Multiple Man) and James Proudstar (Warpath). She is rarely shipped with Scott Summers (Cyclops).
Although femslash pairings are more rare, Theresa is usually paired up with Monet St. Croix (M) or Felicia Hardy (Black Cat).
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
===Arts===
X-men Comics:
* Siryn by LucasAckerman, COLORED by witchysaint
* Siryn's Call - lines by JamieFayXB and colored/painted by dashmartin
* Marvel: Banshee by nowwheresmynut
* Siryn by Autumn-Sacura
* Theresa and Felicia by SatyQ (NSFW, Theresa/Felicia Hardy)
* Friends by impromputations (Theresa & Lorna Dane)
* Strength and Sound by CrimsonArtz (Theresa & Monet St. Croix)
* Deadpool lurves Siryn by angiepk (Theresa/Deadpool)
X-Men Movieverse:
* Siryn by starry_ice
Fan Casting fanart:
* Siryn by ChillyPlasma
* Firma: Theresa R. Cassidy {Enjoy The Silence 4-0} by AlmaShads (Cobie Smulders as Siryn)
===Vids===
===Meta===
==Communities and Archives==
*Siryn works tagged on AO3
*Siryn works at FFN under the X-Force category.
*Siryn works at FFN under the X-Men Movieverse category.
*Siryn: The Woman Behind the Voice (defunct)
==Links and Resources==
* Siryn at the Marvel Database
* Siryn at Uncanny X-Men.net
* Siryn deviantart search.
* Theresa Cassidy deviantart search.
==References==
==Navigation==
Category:X-Men Characters
Category:Marvel Characters
Theresa Kyle

Theresa Kyle is a slash writer. 
==Regarding Her Man from UNCLE Fiction==
From "Theresa Kyle: A Retrospective" (April 2000): 
==Zines Theresa's work has appeared in==
Awakenings | Back to Back | Blue Eyes and Blue Jeans | Cross the Line | Crystal Blue Persuasion | Dangerous Lives, Dangerous Visions | Dyad | Dyad Vice | Elusive Lover | First Time | The Fix
| The Fix Collected | Fruit Cocktail Gentlemen Never Tell | Indigo Boys | The Indigo Stories of Starsky and Hutch | In Your Eyes | Intimate Affairs | It's Love, Cap'n | Kaleidoscope | Legends | The Lucky and the Strong | Night Moves | Nights of Wonder | Penal Code | Playfellows | A Pocketful of Friskys | Reclassified Affairs | Relative Secrecy | Renascence | The Sensual World | SHarecon | Starsky and Hutch Virtual Season (fanzine)‎ | Still the One | TLC | Test of Faith | T'hy'la | To Ride the River With | Turned to Fire | U.N.C.L.E. Confidential | Wanna Share? | We Have Each Other | Wham, Bam, Thank You, Sam! | When Lightning Strikes
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Theresa de Gabriele

Theresa de Gabriele (19 January 1947 - 1 July 2020) popularly known as Tessie, was an Australian fan who often worked diligently behind the scenes to support fans and fandom. She was a prodigious fanzine reader (and occasional writer/editor) and she helped to encourage the reading and cultural dissemination of fanzines. 
She was a member of Austrek and contributed to Spock and Captain's Log in a number of capacities, and also helped with meetings, excursions, conventions, and committee business. She was friendly and welcoming to all fans and was willing to extend a helping hand to many who were new or needed assistance. 
Theresa provided transport and thereby helped to host international guests (including Susan Sackett and UK actor Ed Bishop) during their visits to Melbourne.
Captain's Log (Star_Trek: TOS UK anthology) was another of the fanzines to which she contributed.
SF fan Sue Bursztynski recalls of Theresa:
 
Theresa died in a nursing home after falling victim to early-onset dementia. Compulsory New Year's Eve Post 2020 by Sue Bursztynski, 31 December 2020. 
Geoff Allshorn paid tribute: 
==References==
Category:Deceased
Category:2020 Deaths
Category:Science Fiction Fandom
Category:Zine Editors
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Cosplayers
Thermoform

Thermoform is a Fraser/RayK story by Kellie Matthews.
It is the second in the "You Never Know" series, following Leap.
==Author's Notes==
"Rated NC-17 for very unsafe M/M sex. As usual, Benton Fraser and Ray Kowalski belong to Alliance/Atlantis, not me. This is the 'sequel' to which Leap ended up being the prequel. It turned into rather more than a PWP, at least length-wise.
Soundtrack: Great Big Sea: Donkey Riding *snicker*. Jann Arden: Ode to a Friend & Piece Of It All."
==Reactions and Reviews==
== References ==
 
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
Thermopylae!

Thermopylae! is an anthology charity zine that was released in CD format. 
From the publisher's online flyer: "Thermopylae! is a limited edition Hercules: the Legendary Journeys fanzine on a CD-rom. A unique archive for some of the best Hercules fan fiction and illustrations to date. Never worry about losing those favorite stories again. Keep them at your fingertips on a CD-rom. Benefits The Ronald McDonald House, Auckland, New Zealand. Donation to be made in memory of Michael Hurst's mother."' Fanzines
 
==References==
Category:Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Zines
Category:2000s
Category:Charity Zines
These Are The Voyages (Star Trek: TOS and Star Wars zine)

These Are The Voyages is a gen club zine of non-fiction and news about Star Trek: TOS and Star Wars. The zine first began publishing in 1973.
==V.1 N.1==
These Are The Voyages v.1 n.1 was published in late 1973.
==V.3 N.1/2==
These Are The Voyages v.3 n.1/2 was published in August/September 1976 and contains 10 pages. It was printed on extra-long paper.
* club and ST news
* The Greatest Show Since Earth (review of something called "The Space Circus" ("All in all, excepting the dealers, the Space Circus - no, make that space circus- was a monumental flop, and a waste of time, money, and effort. Those who stayed home and watched reruns of "Lost In Space" were actually the fortunate ones.) by Sue Smith (2) 
* Kert Rats (cartoon) by Jerry and Stuart Weiss (2)
* The Rubies of the Dead (fiction) by Hank Andrews (3)
* con calender (4)
* An Indirect Creation of Star Trek by Hank Andrews (fan-written article with a lot of footnotes) (5)
* trivia contest winners and answers (8)
* Movie Review: Logan's Run, Book Review: "Log Seven" (9)
==Anniversary Issue (1976) ==
These Are The Voyages: The Anniversary Issue - Special Edition Number 2 was published in the fall of 1976 with a print run of 500 copies. It celebrated Star Trek's 10th Anniversary and the third anniversary of the club zine.
Contents:
*News (the next S.T.A.R. meeting date of January 8, 1977 at the Northbrook Public Library; the names of two new members - one in state and one out of state)
*Commentary: Star Trek, Does It Deserve Its Pitiful Treatment? by Hank Andrews
*Commentary: The New Star Trek Cartoon by Stuart Weiss
*Commentary Rebuttal: The New Star Trek Cartoon by Sue Smith
*"Vengence" by David Reed (fiction)
*Con Man Cons Convention by Hank Andrews - a report on the bank problems that Star Trek Lives! (convention) was having. In February 1974, Albert Shuster was "fired" by the other officers. He then persuaded a bank official to cash a $6,000 check and transfer the remaining $6,000 into an account in his name, thereby emptying the convention's bank account. A lawsuit was pending in Long Island courts.
*The Future and Legacy of Star Trek by Hank Andrews
*"Objectively Speaking" by Catherine Anne Johnston (fiction)
*"Falling" by David Reed (fiction)
*"The Chain" by Barry Waterman (fiction)
*Special insert - reprint of a newspaper article "Trekkies Carry On Nostalgia" that ran in the Lake County Edition on March 26, 1976.
*Special insert: fan club questionnaire
 
==V.4 N.?==
These Are The Voyages v.4 n.? was published in September 1978 and contains 18 pages.
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Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1970s Zines
These Are the Keys, This Is the Kingdom

These Are the Keys, This Is the Kingdom is a 2008 essay by Merlin Missy.
==Series==
This essay is part of a series called Dr. Merlin's Soapbox.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Whoniverse, and how recent shows remind her of over-the-top fanfiction written by fanboys
* "Strange things happen when the fanboys are put in charge of the very things they geeked about as kids..."
* comics and fanboys
* having fanboys write canon is pretty cool, but also not
* changing views of tie-in books, are they canon?
* admiration for show writers that know where there show is going and what's going to happen
* frustration with the never-ending cliffhangers, arcs that don't end, getting lost in the weeds that long-running shows suffer from, which is not unlike reading a WIP fanfic
* shows are getting more complicated, and giving fans more what they want
* admiration for some fanboys: J. Michael Straczynski and Joss Whedon, frustration with others: Rick Berman and Brannon Braga
==From the Essay==
 
==References==
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2008 Meta
These Are the Voyages (Star Trek: TOS zine by Geoff Allshorn)

These are the Voyages is a gen 88-page collection of Star Trek: TOS stories written by Geoff Allshorn. 
Most of the art is by Greg Franklin except for two pieces which are by Geoff Allshorn (uncredited). 
The zine contained a collection of Trek fan fiction, some of which had been previously published in Spock fanzine, and some that was written specially for this collection. These stories would also later be republished within other fanzines in Australia and New Zealand. 
Following a schism that had caused division in Austrek, and his moving to a country town in search of a job, Geoff wanted to use the zine as a way of documenting and honouring his friends and fan activities, in some cases through allegory, 
"These Are The Voyages" was published in Victoria, Australia and is dedicated to Gene Roddenberry, Diane Marchant, and Jesus Christ (this last dedication was in line with Diane's Catholic faith, which became increasingly important to her as she got older. She later expressed puzzlement to Geoff that Gene uncharacteristically failed to respond to this zine as he traditionally did to new fanzines with a thank you letter, and Geoff wondered if it may have been because this religious reference may have offended Gene's humanist sensibilities). 
==From the Author's Foreword==
==Contents==
*Author's Note (3)
*Anera (6)
* And My True Love (8)
*Requiem (17)
*To Boldly Go (20)
*James's Bond (31)
*Troublesome Tribbles (36)
*A Sun is Born (45)
*Death of a Desk Job (54)
*That's What Friends are For (55)
*Ballad of a Retired Crewman (84)
*Whacky (86)
*famous Last Words (86)
* The Best of Times (87)
==Sample Interior==
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Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1983 Zines
These Aren't My Toys (I Just Play With Them)

These Aren't My Toys (I Just Play With Them) is a Merlin/Arthur story by misswinterhill (17,500 words).
Summary: Toys have only a few duties in life—to love their child, to look after each other, and to play along, no matter what happens. Merlin is the newest Camelot Collectable in Johnny’s collection, and in between navigating the hoover, an invading army and the Thing under the bed, he falls in love with the other half of his limited edition run.
The story uses the Toy Story concept of toys coming to life and uses this to tell a sort of canon era love story (except that it's about toys and set in modern day), comment on fanfiction, Arthurian Legend, the stories we tell, what we do to the characters we love and how we love them.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2010 Fanfiction‎
These Castle Walls Bleed Lies

These Castle Walls Bleed Lies is a Merlin/Arthur story by marguerite_26 (12,000 words). The story is charity fic written for accioslash and the gift art was contributed by stellamoon.stellamoon. Merlin/Arthur Rec..........Gift for accioslash, 31 January 2011 (Accessed 12 February 2011)
Summary: With his father unfit to rule and Camelot decimated, Arthur must assume the role of King. But the truths he discovers shake the foundation of all he holds dear.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Merlin FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎