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Robert E. Howard

Robert E. Howard was an early pulp author best known for his creation Conan the Barbarian. He is considered the father of the Sword and Sorcery genre, later known as Heroic Fantasy. Most of his work appeared in Weird Tales, and he was also a member of the Lovecraft circle who contributed to the Cthulhu Mythos.
Howard died of suicide in 1936, and his worldbuilding essay The Hyborian Age was published shortly afterward by The Phantagraph.
== Fandom ==
=== Zines ===
* The Howard Collector (1961-2011), edited by Glenn Lord - items by or about Robert E. Howard
* The Howard Review (1975-2008), edited by Dennis McHaney - items by or about Robert E. Howard
* Robert E. Howard's Fight Magazine (1990-1996), edited by Robert M. Price - dedicated to Howard's boxing stories.
* Robert E. Howard: World's Greatest Pulpster (2001), edited by Dennis McHaney - discontinued at first printing.
* Robert E. Howard Foundation Newsletter (2007-ongoing), edited by Patrice Louinet - newsletter for the Friends of REH and Legacy Circle members of the Robert E. Howard Foundation
====APAs====
*Robert-E-Howard Electronic Amateur Press Association
* The Robert E. Howard United Press Association
Category:Professional Authors
Category:Pulp Fiction
Category:Conan the Barbarian
Robert E. Wood

Robert E. Wood is the author, co-author or editor of nine books focused on the subjects of theatrical memoir and theatrical history, many related to actor and director Barry Morse. These include Valiant for Truth, The Wit & Wisdom of Barry Morse, Remember with Advantages, Such Stuff as Dreams..., Presenting Barry Morse & Merely Players, and Stories of the Theatre.
There are two out-of-print titles: Anecdotes & Armadillos and Pulling Faces, Making Noises.
His books on cult film and television include the fan favorite Destination: Moonbase Alpha - The Unofficial and Unauthorised Guide to Space: 1999 in 2010, and "To Everything That Might Have Been: The Lost Universe Of Space: 1999" in 2022. Both were released by Telos Publishing. .
Wood is a convention organizer and has been a staffer at numerous fan gatherings.
He chaired Another Con, Another Place (Space: 1999 convention) in 2008, a relax-a-con in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, with telephone guests Zienia Merton, Prentis Hancock, and Nick Tate.
=Fan Film=
Wood and actor Barry Morse scripted the short film The Return of Victor Bergman, an eight-minute fan-production produced by Anthony Wynn. It featured a new performance by Morse in a return to his role of 'Professor Victor Bergman', and clips (including Morse and various other actors) from the Space:1999 television series. Directed by Robert E. Wood and Produced by Anthony Wynn, it debuted at the Journey to Where convention Austin, Texas in 2010. The film was also screened publicly at the Alpha: 2012 convention in Burbank, California. It has been dubbed the "50th episode" by fans of the show.
=Fan Fiction and Art=
Wood wrote Space: 1999 fan fiction for several zines, including two issues of Whispers in the Grove, and the standalone stories A Shine on the Mind and A Myriad of Wars. He also provided artwork for Moonbase Memoirs and the cover art for Everything Yet To Be.
==Gallery==
Image:Everything.jpg|Cover of book "Everything That Might Have Been"
Image:OuterLimits.jpg|Cover program art for The Outer Limits Tribute Show program
Image:EYTB_cover.jpg|Cover of book "Everything Yet To Be"
Image:Space19991999conzine.jpg|Cover art for zine Moonbase Memoirs
 
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Category:Fanartists
Category:Convention Organizers
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Fan Film Creators‎
Robert Ingersoll

Robert "Bob" Ingersoll is a fan turned professional comic and short story writer. He was an appellate attorney with the Cuyahoga County Public Defender Office in Cleveland, Ohio, until he retired in 2009.
==Overview==
== Fannish Activity ==
=== Interviews ===
==Links==
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Ingersoll
*http://worldfamouscomics.com/law/WBM
*https://www.comicmix.com/author/bob-ingersoll/WBM
*Dullea, Georgia. "Holy Bomb Blast! The Real Robin Fights On!" The New York Times. 1988-11-10.
==References==
Category:Commentators
Category:Professional Authors‎
Robert Jan

Robert Jan is a prolific Australian artist, writer, costumer, and editor who has done much work with zines, mainly Star Trek. He has also created many costumes. 
He is also the co-presenter and producer of Zero-G: Science Fiction, Fantasy & Historical Radio on 3RRR FM in Melbourne, Australia. 
==Zines==
Abode of Strife | Abode of Strife Who?? | Beyond Antares | Beyond the Farthest Star | The Captain's Log | The Chronicles | Enchiridion | Eridani | Idylls | Katra: The Erotic Spirit | Katra: The Living Spirit | K/S and Other Risque Stuff | Laff Trek | The Lash of the Quip | Lizards of Oz | A Matter of Honor | The Measure of Affection | Metaluna | Ni Var | Orion | Orion Archives: 2272-2275 The Second Mission | Perdition's Flames | The Science Fiction and Fantasy and Horror Fan Resource Book | Spock | Spunk | Tales from New Wales | Warped Space | YU'WI cha' Interrogator
==Gallery==
File:Galactic Tours (19).jpg|Susan Clarke (Guest of Honour at the Galactic Tours Convention in 1986) clings on to Klingon Robert Jan (photo from the Helena Binns collection)
File:Robert Jan at Opening Night of Star Trek 4.jpg|Robert at Opening Night of Star Trek 4 in 1986 (photo from the Helena Binns collection)
File:Trekcon 3 - Robert Jan.jpg|Robert at Trekcon 3 in 1987 (photo from the Helena Binns collection)
File:Jan1994.jpg|thumb|Artwork by Robert Jan, p. 111 of The Science Fiction and Fantasy and Horror Fan Resource Book, December 1994.
File:Kosh and fan at Aussiecon 3, September 1999.jpg|Robert as Ambassador Kosh (from Babylon 5), with Geoff Allshorn at Aussiecon 3, September 1999
File:Gail and Robert.jpg|left|thumb|Gail Adams and Robert at an early Continuum convention (photo by Cat Sparks)
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Fanartists
Category:Filkers
Category:Zine Editors
Category:Cosplayers
Robert Langdon

Robert Langdon is the protagonist of the literary series written by Dan Brown. He is played in theaters by actor Tom Hanks and on television tv series by Ashley Zukerman.
==Character development==
Dan Brown created the character as a fictional alter ego of himself or "the man he wishes he could be". Brown himself was born June 22, 1964, in Exeter, New Hampshire, and the fictional Langdon is described as having been born on June 22, also in Exeter, and attending the same school as Brown did, Phillips Exeter Academy.Robert Langdon Wikipedia Page
Initially it is established that Langdon is a successful scholar who Brown named after John Langdon, a professor of typography at Drexel University who is known for his creation of ambigrams.Naughton, Philippe (March 13, 2006). "Dan Brown sprinkles statement with clues about next book". The Sunday Times. Retrieved March 1, 2008.
is described as looking like "Harrison Ford in Harris tweed","Robert Langdon Biography (Fictional Adventurer) —". Infoplease.com. Retrieved 2013-01-10 with his standard attire being a turtleneck, Harris Tweed jacket, khakis, and collegiate cordovan loafers, which he wears in all instances, from lectures to social events.The Lost Symbol, p. 8
Frequently referred to accessory is his Mickey Mouse watch, a gift from his parents on his tenth birthday. He suffers from claustrophobia, as he fell into a well when he was 7 years old. Known for a brilliant problem-solving mind and his genius, Langdon has an eidetic memory. Is a great swimmer It is common that throughout the books he has a romantic or platonic involvement with the female characters.
==References==
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Category:Robert Langdon Series
Robert Langdon Series

Named after the lead character, the Robert Langdon series follows the investigative Harvard University professor of religious iconology and symbology, Robert Langdon, while traversing historic locations in search of constant spiritual journey himself, written by American author Dan Brown.
Between the years 2006 and 2017, 3 out of 5 of his novels were adapted for film by Columbia with Tom Hanks in the role of Professor Robert Langdon, the titles were: The Da Vinci Code (2006), Angels & Demons (2009) and Inferno (2017).
Posteriorly the novel The Lost Symbol was adapted in 2021 with the plot revolves around a young Robert Langdon, who is hired by the CIA to solve a number of deadly puzzles when his mentor goes missing. By March 2020, Ashley Zukerman had been cast in the lead role. Later that month it was announced that the production had been given a series order and would be moving to Peacock. The show premiered on September 16, 2021, concluded on November 18, 2021, and was officially canceled after one season on January 24, 2022..
==Books and other media==
===Books===
* Angels & Demons (May 1, 2000)
* The Da Vinci Code (March 18, 2003)
* The Lost Symbol (September 15, 2009)
* Inferno (May 14, 2013)
* Origin (October 3, 2017)
===Movies===
* The Da Vinci Code (2006)
* Angels & Demons (2009)
* Inferno (2016)
===TV Series===
* The Lost Symbol (2021)
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Examples of Fanwork==
==Archives, Communities & Resources==
*Robert Langdon Series tag at AO3
*Da Vinci Code (2006) tag at AO3
*Angels & Demons (2009) tag at AO3
*Inferno (2016) tag at AO3
* Robert Langdon Series at FanFiction.Net
* Shepherd Me As Your Heart Commands by Angelica Albina (mypaleangel), a Silas/Aringarosa essay for ship_manifesto (06 April 2007)
==Notes and References==
===Notes===
===References===
Category:Robert Langdon Series
Robert Pattinson

Robert Pattinson is an actor best known for portraying Edward Cullen in the Twilight films, Cedric Diggory in the Harry Potter films, and Bruce Wayne in The Batman (2022 film) .
Pattinson first came to fannish attention for his promotional appearances for the Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire film. He endeared himself to fans with his generally unkempt appearance and ridiculousness during interviews.See e.g. robert-pattinson-hates-his-life.
==Robert Pattinson Hates Twilight==
==Memes==
== References ==
* 
Category:Twilight
Category:Harry Potter
Category:Batman
Robert Rodi and the Relationship of fans to their canon.

Robert Rodi and the Relationship of fans to their canon. is a 2003 essay by Aja. 
It is part of a 2002-04 series of essays. See About Writing.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* authorial intent, who "owns" characters
* head canon
* fans, reality, real life
* a mention of Aja's March 21, 2003 letter to J.K. Rowling
 
==Excerpts==
==References==
 
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
 
Category:Harry Potter Meta
Robert St. John

Robert St. John is a writer, artist, and fan. 
==Publications==
===Doctor Who===
* Zeta Minor #1, #2
* The Doctor and the Enterprise
* The Faces of Time #2, #3
* Rerun #1, #2
===Star Wars===
* A New Challenge
* Pegasus #6
==Fan Comments==
St. John's co-editor of Zeta Minor writes about that zine and St. John in Essay 5 (2012).
 
File:Zetaminor1-5.jpg|from Zeta Minor #1
File:Zetaminor2-8.jpg|from Zeta Minor #2
File:Zeata3.jpg|from Zeta Minor #3
File:Zeta3-2.jpg|from Zeta Minor #3
File:Zeta3-10.jpg|from Zeta Minor #3
 Image:faces3-20.jpg|from Faces of Time #3
 File:newchallengesample7.jpg| from A New Challenge
 File:newchallengesample8.jpg| from A New Challenge
File:Peg6-9.jpg|from Pegasus #6
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Fanartists
Robert Stacy Valentino

Robbie is a minor antagonist in the Disney cartoon Gravity Falls.
== Canon ==
== Fandom ==
=== Shipping ===
Pairing 	Name
Robbie/Wendy Corduroy	Wenbie
Robbie/Tambry 	Robbry
Robbie//Dipper Pines ‎	Muffin Explosion
== Fanworks ==
== Archives and Fannish Links ==
== Resources ==
== References ==
Category:Gravity Falls Characters
Robert Teague

Robert Teague was a fan writer and zine publisher. 
On June 30, 2016, he passed away due to brain cancer at the age of 61-62.Sadly, on June 30, 2016, Robert passed away due to brain cancer. Rest in peace, Robert. You will be missed. (said by Akela Victoire )
== Published Zines ==
* A Guide to the Commonwealth
* Alienation
* Panazine
== References/Further Reading ==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Category:2016 Deaths
Category:Deceased
Roberta Haga

Roberta Haga was a K/S fan writer.
Her mother was fan writer, Gena Moretti.
 
==Panelist==
Haga was a panelist at Koon-ut-Cali-Con in 1989. 
==Zine Contributions==
* Act 5
* Counterpoint
* First Time
* Naked Times
* Way of the Warrior
* Within the Mirror
==Sample Fiction==
 
* Heartlights (1986)
* Bright Star (1986)
* Into Love (1987)
* And Mate in One (1987)
* Hungry Eyes (1988)
* The Last Straw (1988)
* Dear Mom (1988)
* Issue 16|Crystal Clear (1988)
* Velvet Deceptions (1988)
* Mirror of a Dream (1989)
* Roses Aren't Always Red (1989)
* Truth to Tell (1989)
* About Last Night (1990)
* When He Smiles (1991)
* Fore! with Gena Moretti (1992)
* More Than Yesterday (1992)
* Moments to Remember (2002)
Roberto De Niro

== Canon Overview ==
Roberto De Niro is an alcoholic, chain smoking veteran reporter who likes to grumble about Meryl Stryfe's blind optimism throughout their forced mentorship. Underneath his gruff exterior, he is brave when the situation calls for it, and he understands how things work out in the desert sands. While repeatedly calling Meryl newbie rather than her name (much to her annoyance), he shows genuine care for her through both actions and advice about how to stay alive while chasing a story. In short, he acts as a buffer to her headstrong tendencies, though he does let himself be swayed to her overall plans more often than not, even to his detriment.
Roberto is a new character exclusive to Trigun Stampede; he does not appear in Trigun (manga), Trigun Maximum (manga), or Trigun (1998 anime).
Category:Trigun
Robin

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==Characters==
* Robin Hood
** Robin Hood (BBC 2006)
** Robin Hood (OUAT)
** Robin Mills 
* Robin, a DC Comics secret identity filled by several characters at different points in canon:
** Dick Grayson, aka Robin I
** Jason Todd, aka Robin II
** Tim Drake, aka Robin III, later Red Robin
** Stephanie Brown, aka Robin IV
** Damian Wayne, aka Robin V
** Duke Thomas and the We Are Robin gang
** Carrie Kelley (alternate universe)
** Helena Wayne (alternate universe)
* Robin (Ghosts), a character from Ghosts
* Robin Brooks, a character from Numbers
* Robin Buckley, a character from Stranger Things
* Robin Scherbatsky, a character from How I Met Your Mother
* Robin Scorpio, a character from General Hospital
* Robin Sena, a character from Witch Hunter Robin
* Robin Wood, a character from Buffy the Vampire Slayer
* Robyn, a character from Wolfblood
* Christopher Robin, a character from Winnie-the-Pooh
* Nico Robin, a character from One Piece
* Robin (Fire Emblem), a character from Fire Emblem Awakening
==Fandoms==
* Robin Hood, 2006 BBC TV series
* Robin of Sherwood, a TV series
* Witch Hunter Robin, an anime series
==Industry==
* Robin Hobb, a SF/F author who doesn't like fanfiction
* Robin McKinley, a fantasy author
==Fans==
* Robin Hill, a fan writer and artist
* Robin Hood, a fan writer and zine editor
* Robin K., a fan writer, vidder, and archivist
* Robin Lawrie, a Star Trek: TOS fan writer
* Robin Serrano, a fan writer and website admin
* Robyn, a Hanson fan writer
==You may also be looking for...==
* Round Robin, a fanfiction writing challenge
Robin's NIMH Fanfiction Archive

Robin's NIMH Fanfiction Archive was a Rats of NIMH online fanfic archive. From October 1997 to August 2004 the site was hosted in Karthurville, and then, after changes in its policy, moved to the Thorn Valley by Simon, where it was hosted separately until mid-2018 when it was fully merged into it with some previous content removed.
==History==
The first version of the website, hosted at KarthurvilleAccessed October 1, 2008. was removed from the internet, as were its archived versions on the Wayback Machine.
On October 16, 2004, it was announced with the creation of the new domain, that Simon Tesla would be the new responsible for the site:
==Fan Comments==
===1999===
===2001===
===2002===
===2005===
==Notes & References==
===Notes===
===References===
Category:1997 Archives
Category:1990s Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Category:Rats of NIMH
Robin's Place

Robin's Place was a personal slash fanfiction page. It started out with Highlander, Star Trek Voyager and Star Wars TPM. Later additions were Due South and The Magnificent Seven. The site also had a section for slashy movie reviews and rants.
It was a member of the Chakotay/Paris Slash Ring.
File:Robin s Trek Fic.png|Star Trek VOY
File:Robin s Highlander Fic.png|Highlander
File:Robin s Q O Slash.png|Star Wars TPM
==Warning==
 
==Rant-O-Rama==
Robin's Rant-O-Rama
*How Dense Are You? October 99 (learning to use the delete key)
*Underage List Sibs and Our Responsibilities October 99
*DuncanHaters, Factions and Guerilla Warfare in Fandom October 99
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:Star Trek VOY Slash Websites
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:2000s Author Pages
Category:SlashCity
Robin/Shulk

Robin/Shulk is a crossover pairing between the fandoms Fire Emblem Awakening and Xenoblade Chronicles. Its popularity stems from both characters' inclusion in the Super Smash Bros. series, and it has the unusual distinction of being the most common ship by number on AO3 in Xenoblade Chronicles, as well as in Super Smash Bros. 
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by euclyta, 2017
===Communities and Events===
* 
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Robin/Shulk on Archive Of Our Own
* Tumblr tags: #shulk x robin, #robin x shulk, #shobin, #shobin ship
* #shururefu on Pixiv
==References==
Category:Fire Emblem Relationships
Category:Xenoblade Chronicles
Category:Crossover Relationships
Robin Belyea

Robin Belyea is prolific a multifandom fanartist, fanwriter, and zine editor that contributed to zines in the 1980s-1990s.
== Zines Edited ==
* After the Dance (Shadow Chasers)
== Example Fanart ==
File:Fifthseason1b7-8.jpg|Art from 5th Season #1 (1982) (Blake's 7)
File:Fifthseason1b7-9.jpg|Art from 5th Season #1 (1982) (Blake's 7)
File:Diversedimensions1-2.jpg|Art from Diverse Dimensions #1 (1982) (Doctor Who)
File:Diversedimensions1-6.jpg|Art from Diverse Dimensions #1 (1982) (Indiana Jones)
File:Errantry1-14.jpg|Art for Errantry #1 (1983) (Blake's 7)
File:Errantry1-15.jpg|Art for Errantry #1 (1983) (Blake's 7)
File:Fifthseason3-5.jpg|Art from 5th Season #3 (1984) (Blake's 7)
File:Ourfave7back.jpg|Art from Our Favorite Things #7 (1991) (Wiseguy)
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Editors
Robin Buckley

Robin Buckley is a character who first appears in the third season of Stranger Things. She is a part of Scoops Troop, a group comprising of herself, Steve Harrington, Dustin Henderson and Erica Sinclair.
In season four, she becomes a more central part of the Hawkins group including researching at the library with Nancy, going undercover with Nancy to interview Victor Creel, and going into the Upside Down to fight Vecna with Eddie, Nancy and Steve.
==Canon==
Robin is introduced to the show as Steve's coworker at Scoops Ahoy, the ice cream place Steve works at. She becomes involved in the events relating to the Upside Down when she helps Steve and Dustin translate Russian and solve the riddle that comes out of the translation. After this, she goes with Steve, Dustin and Erica into the underground base beneath the mall where they work. She, along with Steve, is detained and tortured, before they are rescued by Dustin and Erica. At the end of season three, she is introduced to the other main characters when they regroup at the mall, which is under attack by the Mind Flayer and possessed Billy Hargrove.
By season four, Robin has become a core part of the team and is directly involved in the majority of the events relating to the Upside Down throughout the season.
==Fandom==
Within the show itself, Robin's sexuality wasn't specified, though it's implied she's a lesbian rather than bi, and the fandom opinion generally tends to reflect that. However, bi headcanons very much do exist.
=== Popular Headcanons, Fanon, and Tropes ===
* Autistic Robin Buckley - Neurodivergent headcanons of Robin are fairly common, particularly headcanons of her character as autistic. Her canonical social awkwardness and focused interest in languages are two aspects of her character frequently pointed to in discussions of the headcanon.
===Relationships===
Prior to season four, Robin tended to be in rarepair femslash pairings or platonic and gen works focused on her friendship with Steve. In season four, due to spending a notable amount of time with Nancy, the Nancy/Robin pairing became extremely popular.
*Robin Buckley & Steve Harrington: Canonical platonic pairing
*Robin Buckley/Nancy Wheeler: Popular fandom sapphic pairing
*Robin Buckley/Vickie: Canonical sapphic pairing, one-sided as of Season 4 finale
*Robin Buckley/Chrissy Cunningham: Fandom sapphic pairing
*Robin Buckley/Kali Prasad: Fandom rarepair
==Fanworks==
=== Fan Vids ===
* Robin Buckley || I kissed a girl by Navi Fire-frost
* Robin Buckley || That's My Girl by WickedDreams
==Resources & External Links==
*Robin Buckley - Ao3 Tag
*Robin Buckley Has a Girlfriend - Ao3 tag
*Lesbian Robin Buckley - Ao3 tag
*Bisexual Robin Buckley - Ao3 tag
==References==
Category:Stranger Things Characters
Robin Buckley/Chrissy Cunningham

Robin Buckley/Chrissy Cunningham is a femslash fan pairing in the Stranger Things fandom. While the pair do not interact in canon, fans have discussed how their respective roles in the school mean that there is a reasonable chance they could have known each other. Exploring these potential off-screen possibilities is a common focus in fanworks for the pair. 
==Canon==
Robin Buckley and Chrissy Cunningham do not interact on-screen in the Stranger Things TV series, the closest they get is being in the same room during Jason Carver's speech about the basketball game. 
==Fandom==
In fandom, Buckingham is an rare pairing. For example, as of August 2023, there were only 434 works on AO3 while Robin Buckley is tagged as a character in over 26,000 works. In addition, a large proportion of the works in the Robin Buckley/Chrissy Cunningham tag are works focused on Steve Harrington/Eddie Munson (aka Steddie), with Buckingham as a background pairing. 
With Chrissy being on the cheerleading team and Robin being a member of the school band, fans of the pairing sometimes explore the possibility that the pair could have met off-screen given the opportunities for them to be in the same place on numerous occasions such as sporting events. 
==Common Tropes in Fanworks==
* Canon Divergence - Given that Chrissy and Robin do not interact in the TV canon, authors will diverge from canon to have them meet.
* Chrissy Lives - If works are set during or after the events of season four, canon divergence avoiding Chrissy's death is usually needed. Some works see a way to bring Chrissy back to life, instead. A small number of these Chrissy Lives works also involve the Came Back Wrong trope.
* Alternate Universe No Upside Down - Some fanworks explore how a relationship between Chrissy and Robin might develop in a universe without the upside down; many of these are set in high school, college, or university.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
*Avalanche by walkingsaladshooter. A canon divergence work from the series The Second Chance Club where Chrissy (and Eddie) are given a second chance at life after the events of S4.
*let me hear you sing once more, like you did before by hellfireharrington. A canon divergence work (diverging before S4) where Robin has a crush on Chrissy.
===Fanart===
*bandqueen by foresam.
===Fanvids===
*robin + chrissy | hunger by Sofia C
===GIF Sets===
*(you) on my arm by lucassinclair. 
==Archives and Communities==
*Robin Buckley/Chrissy Cunningham tag on AO3
*Robin x Chrissy tag on Tumblr
== Other Fannish Resources ==
* Robin Buckley/Chrissy Cunningham otp:true tag on AO3 - Works focused just on Buckingham
* Stranger Things Femslash's curated bookmark collection where Robin/Chrissy are the focus
==References==
Category:Femslash Pairings
Category:Stranger Things Relationships