Well, you'd better 'fic me in return, missy. (I like how we've completely abandoned the meme itself, and by photofic I know what you mean. XD Well, I HOPE I know what you mean.)
The handsome young frenchman made her flutter and bounce, blushing behind her hands and giggling shyly. The cold wind blew leaves around her ankles, and his attention almost made her forget that they never had found Eddy--she had to remind herself over and over that he wouldn't come back and be angry if she was flirted with by somebody else.
Lucy, fresh out of the libretto of Jekyll and Hyde: the Musical, flounced. "Well, excuuuuse me if you think my typist doesn't play me right! Okay's a perfectly good substitute for alright, you know! You're just an attention whore."
"At least that's the only kind I am," and he flashed her his best, most irritating grin.
He never went far enough from his farm to find sand, but one day a tradesman came from across Westmark with little bottles of it for sale. His middle daughter begged and pleaded, and Luther bought one, and they drew pictures in it together with their fingertips. He never needed the sea.
He shows the Prince his vestments, long and black, and the white robe over. The Prince doesn't seem to understand what it means truly, not past joking half-heartedly about the future tonsure.
"But," he says suddenly, "an thou'rt a priest, I may never more kiss thee."
And Horatio realises the Prince does understand, and that he was never meant to be more than a courtier, himself.
All right...! Give me one moment. XD I fail at writing, too, which is why this.
Ooooh.
The sharp woman comes into the bakery in a blast of winter wind, and Lise starts behind her counter. Over the dark blue dress, the woman is wearing a heavy cloak buttoned up from the hem, and her long, thin fingers fumble opening it.
With a short sigh, Lise frowns at her and goes to help, undoing button after button from the tiny cloth slits, until the woman emerges from it like an ugly newborn moth from a cocoon.
One day I'll actually get them together. ^_~ This is clearly a slow process.
--And yes, I've read ATOTC--
When he rubbed his chin, it was rough, and Gideon Spillett realised that he was tired of stubble. Luckily enough, he thought wryly, Cyrus could invent a razor out of two bits of shell and some clay.
Meg likes watching the audience when she dances, just in case somebody's watching her back, and their eyes can meet and he can fall madly in love with her and turn out to be wildly rich and carry her away to live with him for-ever. So she's more surprised than she knows how to think of, when the somebody whose eyes she meets is a girl with a violet tucked behind her ear, and Meg realises she wants to be carried away anyway.
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Date: 2006-03-28 10:08 pm (UTC)Rosa/Raoul, "cold"
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Date: 2006-03-28 10:14 pm (UTC)Luther, sand.
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Date: 2006-03-28 11:21 pm (UTC)"At least that's the only kind I am," and he flashed her his best, most irritating grin.
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Date: 2006-03-28 11:22 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2006-03-28 11:24 pm (UTC)Lise/Zara, button. :D
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Date: 2006-03-28 11:24 pm (UTC)He never went far enough from his farm to find sand, but one day a tradesman came from across Westmark with little bottles of it for sale. His middle daughter begged and pleaded, and Luther bought one, and they drew pictures in it together with their fingertips. He never needed the sea.
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Date: 2006-03-28 11:28 pm (UTC)"But," he says suddenly, "an thou'rt a priest, I may never more kiss thee."
And Horatio realises the Prince does understand, and that he was never meant to be more than a courtier, himself.
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Date: 2006-03-28 11:31 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2006-03-28 11:31 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2006-03-28 11:34 pm (UTC)Ooooh.
The sharp woman comes into the bakery in a blast of winter wind, and Lise starts behind her counter. Over the dark blue dress, the woman is wearing a heavy cloak buttoned up from the hem, and her long, thin fingers fumble opening it.
With a short sigh, Lise frowns at her and goes to help, undoing button after button from the tiny cloth slits, until the woman emerges from it like an ugly newborn moth from a cocoon.
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Date: 2006-03-28 11:35 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2006-03-28 11:35 pm (UTC)Eureka looked up from the shell. "I ate a snail. I would rather it had been a pig. I could eat a nice tiny fat pig, but you will never let me."
"You're right about that!" said Dorothy. "And you'd better hope that snail wasn't anything special!"
But Eureka was already Munchkin blue.
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Date: 2006-03-28 11:38 pm (UTC)Gideon Spillett, "rough"
I was looking through the photofiction comm and read one of yours-- have you read A Tale of Two Cities?
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Date: 2006-03-28 11:38 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2006-03-28 11:40 pm (UTC)--And yes, I've read ATOTC--
When he rubbed his chin, it was rough, and Gideon Spillett realised that he was tired of stubble. Luckily enough, he thought wryly, Cyrus could invent a razor out of two bits of shell and some clay.
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Date: 2006-03-28 11:40 pm (UTC)and for slightly less crackyness
Horatio/Ophelia, rabbits (I said slightly less)
Feel free to hit me up for some in my post, or to just hit me for being on crack.
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Date: 2006-03-28 11:43 pm (UTC)Meg likes watching the audience when she dances, just in case somebody's watching her back, and their eyes can meet and he can fall madly in love with her and turn out to be wildly rich and carry her away to live with him for-ever. So she's more surprised than she knows how to think of, when the somebody whose eyes she meets is a girl with a violet tucked behind her ear, and Meg realises she wants to be carried away anyway.