Fiction: A Change on the Wind

Jan 27, 2009 01:59

Title: A Change on the Wind 
Author: CrabbyLioness
Main Characters: Merlin, Arthur, Uther 
Summary:  immediately after The Poisoned Chalice.
Disclaimer: If I owned them, they'd have different plot holes. 
Rating: PG
Word Count:  769
Spoilers:  I've only seen through Episode 4.

Arthur looked around slowly, carefully schooling his face into an expression of calm to mask his growing unease. )

merlin, fic

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mcicioni January 27 2009, 21:36:15 UTC
I enjoyed this, for its indefinite, still indetermined atmosphere (and Merlin's sense of humour). Hope you will keep watching and writing.

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crabby_lioness January 27 2009, 21:42:47 UTC
Thank you. What's definite about teenagers, other than their definite ability to be pains in the ass? Figuring out what you are and are not definite about is what adolescence is for. And there's the larger issue of generational change in the background, so there's an awful lot of ambiguity swirling about. I tried to capture that mood.

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lupus_malus January 27 2009, 21:49:01 UTC
Great to see you in this fandom. There seem to be a lot of Torchwood people here! Your icon is very recognisable and is one I've come to associate with good fic and insightful meta over in the Torchwood comms. I hope you'll write more for Merlin. Nice fic, by the way!

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crabby_lioness January 29 2009, 03:05:40 UTC
Thank you!

My husband and I are silversmiths. The Inlaid Goddess is a pendant we made. http://brigidsforge.com/necklaces.php

I've got a review of the first three episodes up, and I'm working on one for the fourth.

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entropynchaos January 27 2009, 23:28:12 UTC
Yay! You're writing Merlin fic now! ^_^

Just wait - there's more great (and quite slashy!) episodes to come.

This is great - you really seem to have the characters' voices down. Lovely fic!

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crabby_lioness January 28 2009, 17:26:06 UTC
Thank you. People tell me I'm good with voices.

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cruaich January 27 2009, 23:46:56 UTC
Wow, that was really good. I often find shorter pieces don't interest me all that much, but this really covered a lot, and did it very well. :)

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crabby_lioness January 28 2009, 17:26:51 UTC
Thank you. I find shorter pieces work best when they're either gags or mood pieces.

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archaeologist_d January 27 2009, 23:54:05 UTC
Merlin certainly got his own back! LOL. Good job.

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crabby_lioness January 28 2009, 07:57:37 UTC
You know he'd do it, too! Thanks.

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