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As BJ and Hawkeye's college relationship develops, Hawkeye decides to flip the script on BJ.
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I didn't intend to write this for Kinktober specifically but it dovetails with 'Day 12: Kneeling' so let's just call it Kinktober. If you're any of the people who've been writing the amazing mash kinktober fics this year just know I am eating that shit UP.
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- Part 1 of One Bedroom universe
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His body moved before his brain could catch up, rushing forward and running across the pavement, charging into his best friend.
With a yelp, Hawkeye Pierce was in BJ’s arms again.
It was delightful the way BJ knocked the wind right out of him, Hawkeye having to grab his arms tight to avoid toppling over. If he’d cared any less about appearances, BJ would hoist him in the air and spin him around, if only for the crazy laugh that would bubble out of Hawk as he did it.
“Christ!” Hawkeye laughed, pressing his hands on either side of BJ’s head. “Aren’t I the luckiest gal in the world?”
His eyes shone bright, his smile wide as ever. He glowed under BJ’s gaze, just as he always had.
BJ instantly forgot about the knot, forgot about anything else but the release of an ache deep in his bones. I’m here, something gasped in relief, flooding him with excitement. He’d finally made it to Maine.
In August 1955, the members of Mobile Army Surgical Hospital 4077 and their loved ones gather together in Chicago, stirring up emotions, memories, and secrets.
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Charles gave BJ’s shoulder what he guessed might be intended as a reassuring squeeze, but it did the opposite-BJ was startled and alarmed. Why was Charles trying to reassure him? He instinctively leaned away from the hand while trying not to move his head, as Charles, Lieutenant Epps, and Father Mulcahy appeared to have a brief conversation. They all looked slightly troubled, especially Father Mulcahy, whose eyebrows were knit tightly together, a hand wrapped around his rosary. ... God, this was infuriating, BJ thought, wishing he could understand what they were saying.
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Basically, what if it was BJ who lost his hearing in Goodbye, Farewell and Amen?
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The loss of her grandpa felt as deep as an ocean. She wondered if writing to her other grandfather would be a betrayal but was also scared it was the only way to make everything feel ok again.
How could she do that to her mom?
But how could she not if it would mend the hole in her heart?Hawkeye and Margaret's daughter reaches out to Alvin Houlihan after Daniel Pierce dies.
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Colonel Sherman T. Potter had been at the 4077th for a week now, and he liked to think he was a pretty quick study when it came to people. He’d spent years in the Army, decades in medicine, and had seen his fair share of personalities. It didn’t take him long to get a handle on the people under his command.
But… he wasn’t sure how to handle one Hawkeye Pierce.
Aka: Hawkeye survived the Holocaust.
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"Pierce, if your father is anything like you, we're gonna have to have a long, long talk about this." --Colonel Potter, S07E25, The Party
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After expecting to only see his father at the airport, Hawkeye gets a welcome surprise.
(It's Trapper.)
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- Part 13 of M*A*S*H fanfiction
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“Your dad wants to talk to you,” Hawkeye says, the receiver in his hand outstretched.
“Do I have to?”
Erin’s voice lies just on the edge of a whine. It reminds Hawkeye of the last time they met, when Peg had to wheedle her to wash up before lunch so she wouldn’t track mud in the house. He wants to say yes. He thinks he should say yes. BJ would kill him if he knew he didn’t say yes.
“I can’t make you do anything,” he settles on.ᚒ
In 1966, 14-year-old Erin Hunnicutt runs away. The only place she can think to go is to her semi-estranged, semi-uncle Hawkeye. She wishes she’d packed warmer. -
There will always be a home for you in my heart by TheBeetlethebeetle
Fandoms: MASH (TV)
17 Sep 2025
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“Well don’t linger. You’ll let in a chill.” There was movement Hawk could just make out in the blue moonlight. His dad lifting the comforter for him. Hawkeye didn’t hesitate, burrowing under like he was a child again.
After his mom died, after he found out his mom died, there was a period where he couldn’t sleep alone. At first his dad had sat in an armchair by his bed, quietly reading while he waited for his son to fall asleep. But after too many nights drifting off in the chair and going around the next day with a crick in his neck, when it became apparent that the issue wouldn’t settle quickly, he brought him into his own bed.
The night before Hawkeye leaves for San Francisco, he needs reassurance from his dad.
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“Do you know where he is?” B.J. put the now half-empty mug down on the coffee table. “When he’ll be back?”
Daniel shook his head. “I imagine he’ll be home by morning.” For the most part, Ben still told Daniel where he planned to go when he went out, but this time he’d simply taken the car into town earlier that day. “He knows how to handle himself in the cold.”
“Right.”
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When Daniel Pierce finds the boy his son's been pining for shivering in the cold, it's the least he can do to try and warm him back up.When Hawkeye finds B.J. asleep in his living room, feelings he was hoping to suppress forever resurface.
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- Part 12 of M*A*S*H fanfiction
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"If I could leave, I would have already left."
(Title/lyric from Paul Revere by Noah Kahan... go listen to his music and think about Hawkeye to have a terrible time btw)He sat up in the window seat and stared out at the moon where it reflected on the sea. The air stung a little, salty as it was. But it didn’t sting like the wind in Korea had, when it kicked up dust as he and Margaret pressed their lips together for the last time. He tapped the ash off the end of the cigarette on the windowsill. If he was lucky, it’d catch and burn the whole place down.
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Hawkeye's dad dies, and he realizes how alone he really is, these days. -
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“I’ll do it myself,” B.J. slurred, voice thick with sleep and grief so profound it made Hawkeye sick. “I’m sorry, I can’t let anyone else touch you.” He tucked a strand of Hawkeye’s hair behind his ear; that he could do that with his eyes closed would’ve been sweet if not for everything else.
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B.J. has a nightmare. Hawkeye gets him to talk about it a little.Series
- Part 9 of M*A*S*H fanfiction
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He’d been terrified to meet her. He’d put on a brave face. Erin Hunnicutt had sharp, observant eyes. She could see right through him. Here they were again. They were making spaghetti in the kitchen, with Beej unexpectedly detained, and something else off.
“I don’t know. Tastes change. People change,” he said.
He turned away from her to pour hot water into their mugs (chamomile, with a little honey in Erin’s). He turned back and set the mug down in front of her.
“How much do they change?” Erin said.
“What?” Hawkeye said.
She curled her hands around the mug, too tightly, he thought. She had to be burning herself.
“How much can people change?” she said.
(both sides now part 3/finale in progress...)
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- Part 4 of both sides now (extended universe)
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Coming home isn't the same as coming back. Daniel Pierce thinks about how his son has changed.
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"Talking about my joy about coming home isn’t the main reason why I’m writing a letter right when I’m about to leave Korea. This isn’t something I can just say in a lousy telegram (though for your sake, I probably should.).
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This letter is to tell you that I’m bringing a special someone back home. Yes, that someone. I can already see the smile on your face."
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Hawkeye writes and sends one last letter to his dad a week before leaving Korea, telling him that he's not the only thing coming back home. -
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“When I got the notice for the draft board, I knew–well, I thought I knew–what it entailed,” Hawkeye said, words cracking with subdued emotion. “War meant death, right? Blood and gore, loss, bombs and bullets, death and…more death. So much death.”
B.J. stayed quiet, throat tight and eyes misty.
“It was supposed to be me, Beej,” Hawkeye went on, voice jagged like broken glass. “I got the notice, I was going to this stupid war, this goddamned police action. Where’s the justice in this? The fairness of it all? If one of us had to die, why couldn’t it…why couldn’t it have been me? ”A call from the States, an unexpected death, the ensuing fallout, a different end to the war. Or, better yet, an excuse to put my favorite surgeons through the emotional wringer for a bit of fun.
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An epilogue to the tale of the two doctors and the sniper, told with respect to Daniel Pierce's point of view.
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Hawkeye has to write a letter; one he does not want to write.
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After Margaret's father is less-than-thrilled over her acceptance to medical school, BJ, Hawkeye, and Charles are there to comfort her.
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When Margaret is assigned to a hospital in Maine a few years after the conclusion of World War II, she meets a man she never thought she'd like. However, she falls in love with him. When he's drafted to serve in the latest and greatest war, she refuses to let him go alone -- even if she has to break some rules to follow him.
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A self-indulgent "what if they were secretly married the whole time?" fic.