Wednesday is A Little Drabble Do Ya... and more

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The drabbles are the norm, and if you're so inclined please post a photo and a few comments about a favorite episode.
uncle_du_jour is posting highlights from Season 3, so check that out as our sister community takes up the MFU Standard for episode related fun.
You can still post PicFic stories today, as will I later on.  I got caught up in the drama of a winter storm and some of what is accompanying that on the home front, but my PicFic will be here later today.
New Year folks, let's fill it up with more stories and MFU fun!

The Trouble In The Ballroom Affair - PicFic 2/16/21

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In a long corridor that led to a grand ballroom, Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin walked silently towards an arched doorway that shone from a solid wall of windows beyond. As they approached that light they encountered a young woman dressed in a gown that seemed to float around her body; shades of pale rose was a near match for her bare arms.  Napoleon was tempted to speak to her when another woman emerged.

“Is that April?”

Both men stopped in mid step, unsure now if they had misunderstood the mission parameters.  April and Mark weren’t scheduled to be part of this mission.

Having heard the approaching footsteps, April turned to see her friends and colleagues.  She was in a gown made from silk, so that it rustled slightly as she walked towards them.  Her auburn hair was in an updo, and as the other woman turned to watch April, Illya was struck by a similarity between them.

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“Remember that you are dust, and unto dust you shall return.”- a non-challenge story

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It was Ash Wednesday and the first day of Lent, though that rarely meant anything to Napoleon Solo. He’d been raised Catholic and attended mass from time to time, and was a even friend of the Archbishop. That friendship was a bonus after "The Vatican Affair".*

Still when it came to Ash Wednesday Napoleon had rarely been around to go to church and receive ashes.  This Wednesday however, he was free. Taking a trip to St. Patrick’s Cathedral, he queued up along a fair few others to receive his ashes in the shape of a cross on his forehead.

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