Forget_me_never
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Who'd Want To Be Human Anyway? by Teddy006
Fandoms: The Long Walk (Movie 2025), The Long Walk - Richard Bachman
22 Apr 2026
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All this happened, more or less. The first walk and the last walk, anyway, are pretty much true. Billy really was shot that fifth night, out on the bridge. The last night, too he really did manage to walk away. And he really was the rabbit, all mechanical workings and inhuman desires, right up until all those moments when he learned he wasn’t.
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Billy Stebbins has come stuck in time.~~~~~~~~~
Putting Billy in the blender and not letting him out until he learns the power of friendship (and that he is deserving of that friendship) -
Three Winners by j4ik0_1989
Fandoms: The Long Walk - Richard Bachman, The Long Walk (Movie 2025)
13 Apr 2026
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Garraty refused to let them die. Where they went, he went too. Even if the destination was death. But hopefully it wasn’t (it isn’t).
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The majors table by orphan_account
Fandoms: The Long Walk - Richard Bachman, The Long Walk (Movie 2025)
07 Oct 2025
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Billy Stebbins lives under the rigid, controlling rule of his father, the Major, who calls him “Rabbit” and treats him like a lesser son. At home, he is starved for attention and freedom, forced to follow strict rules while hiding the gnawing hunger and fear inside him. With his friends ,he finally finds chaos, laughter, and fleeting relief, but the cracks in his life are always there, and the weight of his father’s cruelty lingers even in moments of escape. This is a story of friendship, vulnerability, and the quiet terror of growing up under someone else’s control.
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the long ride home by koyas_cat
Fandoms: The Long Walk (Movie 2025), The Long Walk - Richard Bachman
12 Nov 2025
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Stebbins was going to be the one to beat. Collie knew that straight away, the same as every other boy at the drop-off zone.
Asshole, Collie thought, but there was a jolt of unpleasant electricity anyway.
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They’d drawn the curtains back to see each other, leaving Stebbins exposed in the middle of their semi-private little bubble. He tolerated it. At night, when the dimmed lights turned them introspective and regretful, he allowed himself to mourn grand plans involving camera flashes and newspaper headlines followed by Earl Grey tea and family portraits, stripped of his silent spectator role.