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George had known how nervous Alanna was about her first visit to the Swoop, and it was going about as badly as he’d feared.
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- Part 6 of Legend of the Lioness
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Rule One (Don’t Think About Her) by shelteredbyshadow
Fandoms: Stranger Things (TV 2016)
14 Jan 2026
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Robin keeps her crush on Nancy filed away as “impossible,” right next to “unsafe” and “don’t think about.” That’s the most important rule she implemented for herself after being stupid enough to befriend “The Nancy Wheeler.”
No matter what happens.
No matter how cool she is.
No matter how smart she is.
No matter how many times she takes Robin’s breath away.
Impossible.
Unsafe.
Don’t think about it. -
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“Upstairs?” Nancy had asked, and Robin nodded with confused eyes, following behind the other woman. They walked up the stairs and Robin genuinely started to feel the weight of her clothes. She unzipped her jacket, hanging it behind the bedroom door.
“...What’s up, Nance?” She coughed when she realized her voice was raspier than usual.
Nancy searched the room thoroughly, then finally found what she was looking for- a towel. “I want to get cleaned up.”
One of Robin’s eyebrows raised.
“...but I don’t want to be alone."
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After the final battle, the girls take a moment to talk and get to know one another-- both emotionally and physically.
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Robin sneaks into Nancy’s room at night, and the morning turns into a full-blown disaster when Karen knocks for breakfast. Half-asleep and panicked, they grab whatever clothes they can, only to realize Robin’s stuffed into Nancy’s too-small shorts and shirt while Nancy stumbles around in Robin’s oversized shoes and button-down. They’re not subtle. They’re not smart. They’re very, very them.
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"It’s been a long time since Nancy Wheeler had…a pal.
Not to be dismissive of smartass exes or they-grow-up-so-fast little buddies or whatever Jonathan has turned into after their drift, but they’re not…a pal, Nancy reasons. What does world saving and nearly dying for each other over and over mean you are to one another? Family, probably. Blood siblings, sure, bonded palm to palm beyond any choice you might have after the fact.
Robin, though. Robin, it turns out, is someone Nancy gets to keep choosing.
Robin, Nancy thinks with a weird sense of triumph blooming in her chest, Robin is Nancy’s pal."
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Nancy keeps Robin company at Family Video some warm night in June, and tries not to think about that electric feeling crackling inside her chest.
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- Part 1 of summer of '86