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They discover Ann likes Anne in her drawers in York. Or rather outside of York, on their way to York, approximately five miles and half an hour into their journey to York. They discover it when Anne is sat across from her, her skirt to her waist, her legs apart, quite wanton. It happens like this…
Anne and Ann get up to mischief on the carriage ride to York in S01 E04. Inspired by the fact that the Ann(e)s did totally bone in the carriage. Some artistic licence has been taken with geography and distances to ensure there was enough time for porn to happen. All my 1800s underclothing knowledge comes from this very useful post by ellie-valsin on Tumblr, which told me that 1) most people didn’t wear drawers back then and 2) if they did, they were crotchless.
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02 Jul 2022
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Anne has a hangover. Ann has a cure.
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27 Aug 2020
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While en route to visit her sister in Charles-Town Ann Walker's ship is taken by pirates. She has little faith in her family to recover her, and no hope at all of a rescue.
Still, when the pirates are attacked by an enemy ship, help does come from an unexpected quarter: the notorious pirate captain Gentleman Jack.
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14 Feb 2020
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“Have you done this before?”
“No,” she had said. “Of course not.”
But can that be right? Ann soon comes to wonder. Can one get to be as clever with tongue and finger as Anne is without a little practice?
Ann moves into Shibden and soon comes to realise that she is not the first woman to have been brought across the threshold by Anne Lister.
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06 Feb 2020
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”Their first encounter was arranged by outsiders. The second was serendipitous, and as fleeting as it was fateful.
Their third meeting, however, was completely by artifice.”
Modern AU. Ann Walker has a carefree life in Paris. Anne Lister is a rebel among venture capitalists. Ann has been succesfully ignoring her crush on Anne for ten years, until she can’t ignore it any more.
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28 Oct 2019