Peace Maker Kurogane, canon
Title: Dreams
Author: anotherlazybum
Theme: Canon
Fandom: Peace Maker Kurogane
Warnings: Spoiler for PMK volume 4 manga. (The part where they showed Souji's and Hijikata's past? Yes, that.)
Disclaimer: Not mine
Summary/Comments: Souji can see himself.
Theme 1: Canon
Canon (Latin: a measuring line, rule, model) : A musical form where the melody or tune is immitated by individual parts at regular intervals. The individual parts may enter at different measures and pitches. The tune may also be played at different speeds, backwards or inverted.
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Souji still had nightmares. It was always the same dream, always starting off with his nine-year old self in his room, taking a mirror out of the drawer even as he inwardly guessed, no, knew what horrors it would bring.
And he could never stop himself from looking into it.
His reflection staring at him was that child, no, that dwarf monstrosity which he had killed so long ago.
His first kill.
And it was saying, “You're me.”
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Reviews and constructive criticisms are appreciated!
Author: anotherlazybum
Theme: Canon
Fandom: Peace Maker Kurogane
Warnings: Spoiler for PMK volume 4 manga. (The part where they showed Souji's and Hijikata's past? Yes, that.)
Disclaimer: Not mine
Summary/Comments: Souji can see himself.
Theme 1: Canon
Canon (Latin: a measuring line, rule, model) : A musical form where the melody or tune is immitated by individual parts at regular intervals. The individual parts may enter at different measures and pitches. The tune may also be played at different speeds, backwards or inverted.
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Souji still had nightmares. It was always the same dream, always starting off with his nine-year old self in his room, taking a mirror out of the drawer even as he inwardly guessed, no, knew what horrors it would bring.
And he could never stop himself from looking into it.
His reflection staring at him was that child, no, that dwarf monstrosity which he had killed so long ago.
His first kill.
And it was saying, “You're me.”
--
Reviews and constructive criticisms are appreciated!