Fic: Blue Bottles

Apr 28, 2010 00:19

Title: Blue Bottles
Author: alex_caligari
Beta: jellybean728
Characters/Pairings: Rose/Nine
Rating: G
Disclaimer: Puppets firmly attached to strings of BBC.
Summary: When a person can always change their face, how well can you ever know them?
Author's Notes: AU inspired by the photos below. Heavy fluff.
He wondered into the tent )

au, character: rose tyler, character: ninth doctor, doctor who, fic

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alizarin_skies April 28 2010, 07:47:14 UTC
OMG, this is BRILLIANT!!!
Love the whole circuse imagery, and how you make the parallel of Rose, trapped and waiting for someone to run with, and of course, the Bad Wolf reference, just everything about this :D

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alex_caligari May 1 2010, 05:44:48 UTC
Thanks! I loved taking 'Rose' out of the shop and putting her somewhere seemingly glamorous, but still being lonely.

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emraldeyedauter April 28 2010, 09:12:54 UTC
I quite forgot to breathe during this. Its an amazing piece of alternate universe, magical and daring and something so different from what has come before.

Well done.

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alex_caligari May 1 2010, 05:46:47 UTC
Please breathe!

magical and daring and something so different from what has come before.

That is so gratifying, thank you so much!

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anon_aspasia April 28 2010, 11:39:17 UTC
There are so many haunting, true lines and images here. Also, for something so different, the sense it gives of the characters we know and love is amazingly accurate; it's them, but seen through a new lens. (Or funhouse mirror, perhaps?) Beautiful work.

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alex_caligari May 1 2010, 06:01:49 UTC
it's them, but seen through a new lens.

They're such strong characters that, when pared down to the core, it hardly matters what you clothe them in, police box or circus tent. Thanks for reading!

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kaffy_r April 28 2010, 15:13:57 UTC
This is tremendously fine work. The conversations are real, and that's no small feat, because in the hands of some writers, they could have been both precious and pretentious. You make them completely natural and powerful. You also make the changes in mood absolutely organic to the story - again, that's beyond a hell of a lot of writers.

Marvelous, marvelous, work. Thanks for writing it!

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alex_caligari May 1 2010, 06:15:10 UTC
(icon is reflective of me trying to respond to this amazing review)

that's beyond a hell of a lot of writers.

As a writer who still considers herself to be a 'noob' (if I may), this is so wonderful to hear, and I can't even respond to it in an intelligent manner. Thank you so much for the praise!

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quean_of_swords April 28 2010, 23:32:02 UTC
Absolutely brilliant!

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alex_caligari May 1 2010, 06:15:41 UTC
Thanks!

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