"Y-you said you would come back." "I know. And I did." "N-no, you didn't." Arthur needs to face his biggest mistake.

"You just have to sort of spell it out with Merlin," Guinevere says. "I mean, he didn't even get it when I kissed him-" / "You kissed Merlin!" Arthur squawks.

When a noble visits Camelot with her servant-turned-lover, Merlin thinks he and Arthur may actually have a chance. But when Arthur uses the visit as inspiration to instead court Gwen, Merlin develops a tickle in his throat. Then a cough. Then flower petals. The only cure for Hanahaki is to have one's love returned…and Arthur doesn't love him.

"Don't you see?" Catra said, her voice little more than a harsh whisper. "It's black and white, Adora. Either you kill me…or I kill you. That's it. There's no other way." In the midst of war, Adora tries to teach Catra that not everything in life is as black and white as it seems. Catradora all the way.

Two weeks ago, there was a patrol. And it went wrong. And Merlin went missing. Two weeks later, he's back within Camelot's walls, no worse for the wear, with his usual goofy grin on his face. And Arthur thinks he's okay. (He isn't.) Implied/referenced non-con. One-shot.

Steve realized early on that he liked Tony Stark. Unfortunately, life in the 40s wasn't good to gays, and Steve has to convince himself that it's okay to feel this way. But Tony isn't known for his patience. There's no way he'd wait for Steve, right?