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Albert Einstein was born in Germany in 1879. Albert Einstein is found dead from a stab wound. Albert Einstein wakes up in a secret medical facility in the United States in 1940. Albert Einstein is 14 and confused and not him, not the real one: not the one who wrote the theories of relativity or won the Nobel Prize. In fact, Albert Einstein wonders if he's real at all. Because how could he be, if he's nothing but a defective clone of one of the greatest scientists, and the greatest Super Science Friend, to ever live.
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Love from Mechanical Hearts by TheScienceGirl10 for FrostMoonWillow, cheeesers
Fandoms: SCP Foundation
18 Jul 2024
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Dr. Iceberg commits suicide, alone in a room, wishing that everything was different. Dr. Gears finds the body of his assistant, his friend, his lover, warm and bleeding out, and he blames himself and wishes that he could have been a better partner.
Dr. Iceberg is seen years later, seemingly alive but clearly wrong. Dr. Gears wishes he understood, wishes he could fix this, wishes that things could go back to how they were. Dr. Iceberg can't wish for anything.
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When Alto Clef is recontained as an SCP after decades of Foundation service, all Kondraki thinks is how unfair it is. As his condition gets worse in containment and he is reminded of his past, Kondraki comes to the conclusion that he can't leave Clef there any longer.
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Not a Robot by TheScienceGirl10
Fandoms: Re-Animator (Movies - Combs), Herbert West - Reanimator - H. P. Lovecraft
10 Jul 2022
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Dan accidently makes a comment to Herbert about his manerisms, not realizing how harmful they could be.
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- Language:
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- 300
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- 1/?
- Kudos:
- 4
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It has been more than a century since we parted.
I went to work for Mr Owl after that. It's not very different from the work we did at the Vanderboom house, except that there is considerably more intrigue.
Don’t frown, Kate. I have long since grown used to it—a day ends and a new task arrives, sometimes it's bad, sometimes it's worse.
I am just working, endlessly working, always working.
I remember one day you complained that working for the Vanderbooms felt like being Sisyphus, punished to repeat the same task for eternity.
I told you it was not so bad—at least I could leave three days later.
I am not sure whether you smiled, or whether I was the one who smiled.
And yet, you became the one who left, and I became the one who stayed.
For eternity.
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18 Sep 2026
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The clone of Albert Einstein needs some help adjusting to, well... Being alive.
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02 Feb 2023
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"It starts as it always does. A gasp, your eyes snapping open, a few blinks to be rid of whatever you felt was there, before you kick away your sleeping bag and rush to the launch tower before Slate can dare question what’s wrong. You’ve gotten good about getting out of the atmosphere, gotten good at slipping into your suit as you let the autopilot do its job, gotten good about being absolutely certain that your helmet is twisted on all the way."
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27 Nov 2022
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‘Whether it was a painfully negligent oversight or a deliberate ignorance of the blatant ethical flaws in this weird experiment, the foundation missed one key detail.
Gears wasn’t numb at all.’Bookmarked by TheScienceGirl10
09 Oct 2022
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Anakin Skywalker was always good at fixing things.
A meditation on Darth Vader.
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01 Aug 2022