Language Lessons fic commentary part 1/4: Always

Sep 01, 2008 10:40

Another commentary from my fic commentary meme. glory_jean asked for commentary for as much of the Language Lessons series as I was willing to give. Since I don't have a whole lot to do today (or, well, I do, but I don't feel like doing it--who wants to do laundry on Labor Day?), I think I'll do the whole thing, just because I'm, you know, nice. *g ( Read more... )

tenth doctor, language lessons, rose, ten/rose, commentary, smut

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glory_jean September 2 2008, 02:26:33 UTC
Great commentary!

I ceased being an author and became a transcriber for the characters who knew exactly what they wanted to say.

Happens to me a lot.

"That thought, about him being twice as hurt, occurred suddenly to me as I was writing this, and I had to put it down here. Kills me dead, that realisation. And I think it kills Rose dead, too-which is why she had to reassure him that she knows very well that he loves her; he doesn't have to say the words."

That is one of the lines that I find the most striking in this fic.

"Pronunciation guide: Vowels are pronounced as they would be in Spanish"

Heh, that's funny. Since Spanish is the only other language I know, I automatically made the vowels Spanish ones in my head. I even actually pondered whether to use the Mexican double L or the Spanish one. So, Spanish one it is. :D

"And this is so Ten, too: Less than a minute after the most mind-blowing orgasm he's had in years, and he's already asking questions."

Hehe. Of course.

Of course I had to end with fluff. This is me, after all….

Fluff is good.

*nods emphatically*

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othermewriter September 2 2008, 03:17:36 UTC
I find it really fascinating at times to see how these things just kind of evolve in their own right at times. Just a side note tiny terrified hamster heart is a similar sensation to that which you described.

I unfortunately learned as I had a Houdini hamster as a kid and Dog that insisted on barking at the poor thing till I came an put it back in it's cage. More then once was thankful that the dog was more interested in barking then tasting.

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