Monday: Triptych

[saavikam77]

Hello, all! I'm saavikam77, and I will be your guest host for the final week of 2010!

To get the week started, today's theme is Triptych. A triptych is generally defined as an art piece done in three attached/hinged panels, so with that in mind, the idea today is to follow a rule of three: prompts or fills in three parts, threesome prompts, basically

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[saavikam77]

Supernatural, Dean & Sam, Past/Present/Future

[saavikam77]

DCU, Jason Todd/Tim Drake, Three ways that Tim knew Jason loved him.

[saavikam77]

Smallville, Clark/Lois/Oliver, In this together

[alexiel_neesan]

DCU, Jason Todd, Tim Drake, Tam Fox, Figures A, B and C in which A is Jason, C is Tam and B is the emptiness Tim left between them.

[dametokillfor]

Leverage, Parker/Hardison/Eliot, they each bring different dynamics to the team and the bedroom.

[daria234]

Parker is flexible, energetic, and entirely unpredictable. Not just in the fun way, in the scary way.

Good scary.

Her specialization is figuring out how to get through any defenses you might have.

Eliot, even amid a flurry of action, is completely in control. His hands putting you exactly where he wants you, his judgment measuring speed and impact so precisely it's hard to believe.

His words are aggressive. But when it comes down to it, he feels good about taking a hit for (from) the team.

Hardison is cocky, which makes him strive to do the impossible. His fingers move faster than anyone's, and though he has the annoying habit of yelling "Age of the Geek" at inappropriate moments, neither Parker nor Eliot could deny that he earns his right to gloat. Their bodies, their responses, voluntary and involuntary, speak in a code that most people find offputting and difficult and dangerous and sad. But Hardison is good at code. It's his playground and they all know it.