What Isn't Broken (Can Still Be Fixed) (Teen and Up) by Elizabeth Culmer (edenfalling).
I'm slacking. You've had two whole days without my undivided attention. That'll never do.
Fandom: Naruto
Pairing: Uchiha Sasuke/Uzumaki Naruto
Genre: Gen. Hurt/comfort.
Length: About 25000 words.
Author on LJ: edenfalling
Warnings: Graphic depictions of violence.
Author Websites: LJ Masterlist
Author's Summary Madara lied about the eye transplant's effects. Captured and brought back to Konoha, Sasuke must adjust to blindness and his unexpected survival. Remix of "Put a little fixing on it," by megyal.
Why this must be read: Sasuke being redeemed and brought back to Konoha is a common theme in Naruto fanfic. Rarer are those stories which bring him back to Konoha and then redeem him. In this one, despite the magical work around for Sasuke's disability, there are no easy answers for any of Sasuke's problems. He is a traitor to his village, he caused a whole lot of pain and suffering and, at the beginning of this story, he still feels like he was justified in doing all of it. This is a tale about redemption the hard way, through work and the commitment of friends and time. Personally I love it. I hope you do as well. Remember to feed the author.
What Isn't Broken (Can Still Be Fixed) by Elizabeth Culmer (edenfalling).
Fandom: Naruto
Pairing: Uchiha Sasuke/Uzumaki Naruto
Genre: Gen. Hurt/comfort.
Length: About 25000 words.
Author on LJ: edenfalling
Warnings: Graphic depictions of violence.
Author Websites: LJ Masterlist
Author's Summary Madara lied about the eye transplant's effects. Captured and brought back to Konoha, Sasuke must adjust to blindness and his unexpected survival. Remix of "Put a little fixing on it," by megyal.
Why this must be read: Sasuke being redeemed and brought back to Konoha is a common theme in Naruto fanfic. Rarer are those stories which bring him back to Konoha and then redeem him. In this one, despite the magical work around for Sasuke's disability, there are no easy answers for any of Sasuke's problems. He is a traitor to his village, he caused a whole lot of pain and suffering and, at the beginning of this story, he still feels like he was justified in doing all of it. This is a tale about redemption the hard way, through work and the commitment of friends and time. Personally I love it. I hope you do as well. Remember to feed the author.
What Isn't Broken (Can Still Be Fixed) by Elizabeth Culmer (edenfalling).