Though we are given brushstrokes of hope, it is the darkness that is in high relief in this exceptional 'verse. And boldly so.
You know how to turn a phrase yourself! :)
The images of the horrific brutality towards Clark are made even more powerful by contrasting it with Bruce's tenderness. Brilliant writing!!
Thank you again. I like to paint with those brushstrokes and let the reader fill in the canvas for the rest.
Who is this Clark and why was he subjected to such treatment by Lionel? How was he subjected to it since he has incredible strength and why can't he speak? Why was he discarded?
Questions, questions and even more questions. Aaagh!
*grins*
And all very good ones! :)
Your characterizations of Bruce, Alfred and Dick are always a joy to read and such a source of hope and comfort.
I DO love writing that little family. :)
This amazing 'verse has so many avenues that are just begging to be explored. Please Bradygirl, may we have some more? ;)
I will certainly let my Muses think about it! I have at least a few more ideas for this 'verse. :)
Thank you so very much for writing and sharing this.
*beams*
Thank you so much, Pat! :)
Though we are given brushstrokes of hope, it is the darkness that is in high relief in this exceptional 'verse. And boldly so.
You know how to turn a phrase yourself! :)
The images of the horrific brutality towards Clark are made even more powerful by contrasting it with Bruce's tenderness. Brilliant writing!!
Thank you again. I like to paint with those brushstrokes and let the reader fill in the canvas for the rest.
Who is this Clark and why was he subjected to such treatment by Lionel? How was he subjected to it since he has incredible strength and why can't he speak? Why was he discarded?
Questions, questions and even more questions. Aaagh!
*grins*
And all very good ones! :)
Your characterizations of Bruce, Alfred and Dick are always a joy to read and such a source of hope and comfort.
I DO love writing that little family. :)
This amazing 'verse has so many avenues that are just begging to be explored. Please Bradygirl, may we have some more? ;)
I will certainly let my Muses think about it! I have at least a few more ideas for this 'verse. :)
Thank you so very much for writing and sharing this.
You're very welcome, m'dear. :)
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