Short Story: Recruiting - Daughters of Clio - #DofC - #weblit

Jan 11, 2011 12:24

Daughters of Clio is the prompt-a-week group of Trix, Clare, Tara, and I.

Last week the prompt was Clare's choice to pick a person, and she picked "The First and Fifth."

This is sort of Shustsumon's fault, because she mentioned it sounded like a Dr. Who fanfic title.

RecruitingThe first and fifth Miss Draper of Albany, NY studied the ( Read more... )

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janetmiles January 11 2011, 17:52:33 UTC
Intriguing!

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aldersprig January 11 2011, 17:57:25 UTC
Thank you! :-D

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aldersprig January 11 2011, 18:15:03 UTC
That's Spring, but I did think about having it be her, yes.

Re. Dr. Who... They're all people who are different in appearance but carrying the same name & role. And... I'm not sure, I think so, but possibly not? Depends on what world it's set in.

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aldersprig January 11 2011, 18:41:01 UTC
Everyone appears to be, actually.

At least most people can tell Winter from his Sisters.

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eseme January 12 2011, 03:33:55 UTC
I am intrigued! And did not get the Dr. Who reference, but I don't watch it. You explained that bit well.

Taking in Spring would be... quite possibly far more than either the Fifth or the First could plan for. Is it the same setting, or is this one something new? That's what you'll want to figure out.

Possible typo:
Miss Draper the First carried prim and proper as if she was the one who was stylish, and everyone else just horribly out of fashion
Miss Draper the First carried HERSELF?

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aldersprig January 12 2011, 13:54:16 UTC
Aah, yes, typo. Thanks.

The Dr. Who was really sideways and possibly only made sense in my head.

And yeah, I dunno. It fits with some stuff I know of the world Autumn lives in...

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eseme January 12 2011, 22:12:06 UTC
If it fits, then it fits. So long as it isn't shoehorned in, cool.

Though I think Spring sort of already has a job and an identity, so I am not sure if it would work well for her. She also seems rather close to her own family to take on an identity that does not involve them.

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aldersprig January 12 2011, 22:52:16 UTC
I think you're right re. that family, but it could be that 'verse easily enough.

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