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  • goncharov fanfic real?!?! by spinoteeth
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    my dumbass brain decided to fixate on goncharov while it was no longer trending. so now as i'm writing this, it is november 18th (goncharov anniversary) and my stupid ideas are winning. i'm publishing some oneshots out of pure insanity. i would post this on ao3, but i prefer to write on wattpad and i don't understand the ao3 layout very much. sorry lol
  • The Precipice by gutenberg
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  • Алхимик, не познавший мир. by -younglastochka
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    Автор: Сергей Гончаров. Наслаждайтесь!
  • Приключения Ричарда и Шуршика  by -younglastochka
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    Сергей Гончаров. Наслаждайтесь.
  • Dostoevsky x Goncharov oneshots  by Victoriablyat
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    Just fluff, romance and angst with my favourite babygirls
  • Goncharov (1973) by ivyxbook
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    Set in Naples in the aftermath of the dissolution of the Soviet Union, Goncharov is said to star Robert De Niro as protagonist Lo Straniero/Goncharov, a Russian hitman and former nightclub manager. The narrative includes a love triangle involving Goncharov, his wife Katya (Cybill Shepherd), and his enemy Andrey (Harvey Keitel), whose relationship with Goncharov is described as having homoerotic overtones. Katya similarly has an affair with Sofia (Sophia Loren);both Goncharov/Andrey and Katya/Sofia are popular ships within Goncharov's fandom. Another prominent character is Joseph "Ice Pick Joe" Morelli (John Cazale), an ostensibly psychopathic assassin known for using ice picks, whose subplot in Goncharov is said to feature themes of mental illness and childhood trauma. The film apparently features a recurring motif of clocks. One version of the plot outlined by The Washington Post ends with Goncharov betrayed and murdered, as well as the deaths of most of the other characters.