Title: Slave to Fashion
Warnings: None
Notes: Follows after
Resurrection and
Tools of the Trade-so, in other words, more crackish AU. This one took a slightly serious turn that I had not quite envisioned. I’d love to hear what you think about it. Once more-blame for this should rest squarely on
sasha_b.
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Well done. And you better believe I want more. :)))
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Oh yes, Lancelot did not notice anything about Arthur's appearance--yeah, and he also wouldn't have jumped out the window if it had been opened. :D I couldn't resist the noose image--I often wonder at the utter uselessness of ties, so I can only imagine what someone from the 5th C would think--which I guess I just did.
Hehehehe. Glad you liked it!!!
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Ah, Lancelot. The torture of "not" noticing how attractive Arthur is, or how his clothing sits on his shoulders. Mmmmmmmmmmmmm. Makes me smile just thinking about it. ;)
Don't feel bad - I'm working on lbts again after reading this for the second time. :p
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Yeah lbts!!
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It's funny how the characterizations derived from the film, and fleshed-out in fannon remain so consistent, despite the AU timeline. Knights attempting defenestration? But of course, darn shatter-proof glass not withstanding!
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Although I have very little doubt Lancelot is as vain as vain can be ( just lookat his beard), I think he's more the I-may-use-stuff-to-make-my-hair-look-oh-so-good,-but-mention-it-and-I-will-cut-your-throat--and-that-means- you,-Galahad type. But that's just me. : ) I had rather picked out Galahad as the potential clothes horse, but we'll see if that develops. ; )
Seriously, glad you enjoyed it!
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Heheh. Well, we'll see what happens here anyway. I'm thinking they're all going to be a bit more interested in the oh, pretty! shiny guns (did you see the way that thing flew apart--hey let me try!) for awhile anyway.
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I am in absolute awe of how fast you turn them out.
I've had so much fun reading your and SashaB's AU series. Mind if I give it a try?
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Good luck! There can never be enough. Bonus points for clever and proper use of anachronisms!
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And I'm still working on the writing skills. But it looks like there's some fun to be had.
Ooh, bonus points! They're so shiny! :-)
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Oh and I've been turning them out that fast because, oddly, I don't currently have a lot of time to spare--so I write when inspiration strikes (and inspiration here is not exactly high browed--this one came about because I was like Ha! Wouldn't it be fun to shave off Lancelot's beard! *gigglesknickersnort*), and pow, have to finish it, because work is calling, and it's getting angry. Perhaps with something silly like this, it's actually better to just go for it and not think to much? And I'm certainly not turning out anything polished here. : )
Glad you're enjoying them!
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I love Arthur and Lancelot's exchange about cigarettes. Arthur's being ridiculously protective - hello, this guy is a soldier who enjoys fighting people with swords and Arthur gets upset about emphysema. I can't decide if Arthur telling Lancelot that it will ruin his wind is hypocritical or really smart. On the one hand, Arthur has expressed the intention never to draw a sword again - and seems to want Lancelot not to either. So Lancelot doesn't really need his wind. On the other, Arthur knows Lancelot well enough to know that if he just told him not to, Lancelot would smoke out of spite. So he uses an argument he knows Lancelot will listen to ( ... )
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Hmm. Camelot, huh? Well I might have to rent it and watch that scene and see if anything comes to me. Although, from what I remember, I think you're right--Lancelot wouldn't sit still and watch that. I had rather been picturing their movie night as watching zombie movies, but this could be just as fun. : )
Thanks for your lovely comments and I'm glad you're enjoying the fic. The next chapter is nearly done and is very silly. : )
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I'm glad you enjoyed it and thanks for letting me know!
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