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    For all my microfics (< 100 words).

    LATEST CHAPTER: 90 (Secret Garden)

    Fandoms are in rough alphabetical order, as follows:

    Animorphs, Anthropomorfic, Emelan, Firefly, Good Omens, The Hobbit, Harry Potter, Jeeves and Wooster, LotR, Little Women, Mahabharata, no fandom, Ramayana, The Secret Garden, Silmarillion, SPN, Tortall.

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    Sita's thought process right after announcing that she was going to enter the earth.

    Title directly translates to: Take me to the shore of your eyes.

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    A collection of one shots adaptations of the important events in the life of each Chiranjeevi(Immortal) and what connects their destinies.

    Serves as a Prelude to my Kalki novel series

    ‘Being immortal should be a boon, but without our loved ones, it is nothing less than a curse.’

    (Mostly canon compliant, but certain creative liberties have been taken to enhance the reading experience while making sure no religious beliefs are hurt.)

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    Helen is often maligned as an unfaithful woman who ran away with another man, causing the deaths of thousands in the Trojan War. But what if she never did? What if the whole thing was made up by foolish men and envious gods, and the War was fought for nothing, the real Helen never went to Troy at all? This is the scenario Euripides paints in Helen: that the Trojan War (and all other wars by extension) was meaningless, fought over a fantasy, because the real Helen was in Egypt all along, waiting faithfully for her husband.

    In Sita of Ur, I have followed Euripides to tell the story of how the real Sita never went to Lanka, was never taken by Ravana; instead, she was taken across the Ocean to the Mesopotamian city of Ur, home to the Priestess Enheduanna, the world's oldest poet. There, she served as one of the naditu women cloistered in the Temple of Nanna, free from interference by men.

    But Sargon, King of Sumer and Akkad and the world's first Emperor, noticed Sita. Used to always get what he wants, Sargon was determined to marry her, and so moved to Ur to harrass Sita into leaving the Temple. But like Menelaos, Rama her husband would soon arrive, blown by fierce winds across the Oceans of the world.

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    Homer's Iliad ends with a great city destroyed, and the Greeks, who themselves have lost the greatest of their heroes, ready to finally sail home. Euripides continues from here by telling the stories of the vanquished: the stories of the women of Troy, now left as slaves to be taken to Greece.

    Hecuba tells how Polyxena daughter of Priam, a paragon of virtue and courage, has to sacrifice herself to Achilles' ghost, and how Hecuba, Priam's widow, takes her revenge on a former friend who betrayed her son. Lankan Women tells the same story from the perspective of Mandodari Ravana's widow, with Sita (who enters the flames after her husband rejects her) taking the place of the equally virtuous Polyxena, and Meghanada Mandodari's son taking the place of Polydoros in Euripides. My purpose with Lankan Women is to start a conversation between Valmiki and Euripides, to see if I could make it work.

    Euripides makes quite a few changes to events from the Iliad to make Hecuba work. I have made corresponding changes to the Ramayana to make Lankan Women work. These changes I include in a note below. For the Ramayana I take the southern version where Sita is the daughter of Ravana and Mandodari.

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    Dionysia is the Ramayana reflected as Orphic or Pythagorean scripture. The Universal Spirit, conceptualised as Dionysos in the Orphic religion, enters the world as Rama, Prince of Ayodhya. His destiny and purpose in incarnating is to destroy Ravana of Lanka, the Second Pentheus.

    Both Rama and Ravana are inexorably pulled towards one another, and towards their Fate. Rama realizes his divinity, loses his humanity to the god Whose incarnation he is; while Ravana undergoes a descent into madness and frenzy which mirrors that of Pentheus in the Bacchae. Sita, meanwhile, is the thread which binds them together, the Instrument of Fate.

    Dionysia is a reading of the Ramayana through the lens of Euripides. It is my answer to Valmiki, my explanation of how I read his text and why I do not always agree with what he says.

    The only answer worthy of Valmiki is a complete rewrite of his Epic. My source texts are wonders of the ancient world; I can only hope to do them justice.

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    And Sita is here, safe and sound, and Rama, who laughs and smiles unabashedly, and Lakshman - Lakshman, his eyes tender, happy, joyous. There are so many things Urmila has to say, so many questions, so many reproaches, so many apologies and so many tears - but when their eyes meet again, an unspoken promise of love and reassurance passing between them, she is happy enough to wait.

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    We are but dust in the hands of Time, however strung together by rubies the scarlet of blood.

    Through his drunken haze of victory at his mortal nemesis finally succumbing, and the ungodly pride of whisking his limp body away to his castle as a spoil of war; Indrajit had long forsaken the shroud of honour so ingrained in his very veins.
    However, choosing to let him live- so that, as he believes, he can be a masterstroke at an unlikely dire hour- would prove a mistake to the warrior who made even the gods
    susceptible.
    In accomodating the princely ascetic, and navigating a complex melee where love and hate blur into one, both the impervious warriors would have to let go of their fair share of pride and prejudice.

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    A small poem, based on Sita's bhoomi pravesh.

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    Words spoken by a mother, a goddess, a queen in exile to her two sons.

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    Through the seasons, Sita gardens; a comfort to others and to herself.

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    After Seeta's departure, Rama finds himself in a strange bind with his children- strangers to him in all but name. Dealing with the loss of the one thread that connected them, they struggle to find common ground.

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    Based on Amish Tirupathi's 'Ram Chandra' novels, euhemerizes the myths of the childhood and youth of Hanuman.

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    После прочтения драббла "Karuna, Sita" автора MayavanavihariniHarini (https://archiveofourown.org/works/28280220) мне захотелось написать, как бы это было в моей "Не-Рамаяне".

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    Rama is Prudence. Sita is Prejudice. He is both.

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    Various Ramayana prompts filled on Tumblr.

    Title is another name for the Ramayana.

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    A humble attempt to better understand Shrutakirti, the youngest of four Maithili sisters.
    She is one character from the Ramayana who remained behind the curtains for most of the show.

    Note: Since so less information is available on her, I will probably be forced to rely only on my imagination for the most part.
    I hope readers will forgive those deviations from the available texts!

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    After reading Original Valmiki Ramayana and Mahabharata (Kannada line by line translation ) i never stopped admiring these two epics and the perspectives it can bring us from various characters. This is my attempt at delving on Ram & Sita's life during Uttara Ramayana with both Ram and Sita's perspective.

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    A translation part from Book 17 of King Rama I of Rattanakosin's Ramakien, focusing on Rama's courting Sita in their wedding night.

    WARNING: YOU HAVE ENTER WHAT YOU SHOULDN'T READ, MIGHT CAUSE YOU A LOT OF HEART THROBBING EXPERIENCE, READ AT YOUR OWN RISK!

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