Title: So Foul and Fair a Day
Author: Anteros
Characters: Horatio Hornblower, Archie Kennedy
Rating: PG
Words: 1220
Notes: An unexpected plot bunny inspired by
esmerelda_t's
Aftermath but taking her Macbeth analogy in a rather different direction.
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The gunroom was uncommonly quiet. )
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I loved the description of the lost leg, well 'loved' is the wrong word, 'grossed out by' is more accurate but that means it works. :P
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The vinegar is very evocative isn't it? Melville says it's necessary to stop the decks smelling like the shambles. Yuk! And apologies for grossing you out ;)
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Once again you've managed to convey realistic intimacy between H & A and keep it in context.
The other thing that's amazing is that no one else has written a similar piece - and I can claim to have read extensively in this fandom, not only slash. Great to see fresh takes on things like this.
Clever Shakespearean allusions as well.
Enjoyed it.
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He's certainly provided me with a wealth of detail, I just hope the American navy wasn't too dissimilar from the British! :)
Once again you've managed to convey realistic intimacy between H & A and keep it in context.
Thank goodness for that. Context and character are everything!
amazing is that no one else has written a similar piece
I've always thought Archie's slightly mad post battle behavior required a little explanation. That's euphoria couldn't last...
Thanks again for reading, enjoying and commenting! :D
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emerging briefly from the huge pile of boxes!
Hehe, the image that came to my mind was this. :D
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I've always thought that's what really makes H&A's relationship. There's such an obvious closeness, what with all those fleeting touches and glances that speak volumes *sigh*
Hehe, the image that came to my mind was this.
Rofl! Yup, that's just about right!
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