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the brezhnev doctrine by ![[archiveofourown.org profile]](https://p2.dreamwidth.org/b164c54b26e4/-/archiveofourown.org/favicon.ico)
maleficently (The Americans)
Summary: She lives with a stranger who does not see her as anything other than a part of the mission, and so does he. [References up to & including 1x03.]
Elizabeth/Phillip, Elizabeth/Gregory; backstory/character study/spies and secret agents; teen; 3246 words
This story captures the emotional complexity of their situation and I love the Elizabeth POV. Just what I was looking for.
Bonus rec, something more lighthearted (and completely unrelated to the above in spite of the title):
American and Russian Relations in the 21st Century byMargo_Kim
Summary: Darcy thinks there's something funny about Steve and Natasha's new relationship. Erik and Jane think she's crazy.
Darcy, Jane, Erik and Natasha/Steve; humor/outsider POV; 2548 words
Gossiping scientists make for a fun read
Summary: She lives with a stranger who does not see her as anything other than a part of the mission, and so does he. [References up to & including 1x03.]
Elizabeth/Phillip, Elizabeth/Gregory; backstory/character study/spies and secret agents; teen; 3246 words
This story captures the emotional complexity of their situation and I love the Elizabeth POV. Just what I was looking for.
Bonus rec, something more lighthearted (and completely unrelated to the above in spite of the title):
American and Russian Relations in the 21st Century by
Summary: Darcy thinks there's something funny about Steve and Natasha's new relationship. Erik and Jane think she's crazy.
Darcy, Jane, Erik and Natasha/Steve; humor/outsider POV; 2548 words
Gossiping scientists make for a fun read