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7. ''The Artist's I (single-chapter)'' - A story examining how Jane approaches commissioned art in different ways for outlander and native clients.
8. ''The Pilgrim's Inertia'' - A close brush with death inspires Jane to choose the easiest possible religious pilgrimage she can take. Daria comes along, mostly to get out of the Morgendorffer house. This story takes inspiration from [[Groped by an Angel]] and [[
9. ''Hate Actually'' - This story follows Quinn to an Imperial celebration where she has a run-in with this universe's version of [[Tommy Sherman]]. It's basically the events from [[The Misery Chick]] re-imagined from Quinn's perspective. Oh, and set in Morrowind.
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10. ''The History Girls'' - In trying to avoid a noxious history (read: propaganda) assignment glorifying the Empire, Daria ends up even more deeply involved. Though not based on a specific episode, it does take elements from [[Partner's Complaint]] (specifically, Daria working with [[Jodie Landon]] and being confronted with some of the benefits she gets from being white/Imperial).
11. ''The Worst Years of Our Lives'' - A couple of Jake and Helen's friends from Jake's old Fighters Guild days come in for a visit, and turn out to be pretty obnoxious house guests. Daria tries to figure out a way to get them out of the house, and maybe out of the past. Based on [[That
12. ''Heathers (single-chapter)'' - Explores the viewpoint of [[Sandi Griffin]].
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