A NIGHT AT THE LIBERTY BATHS

[_alicesprings]

Title: A Night at the Liberty Baths
Written by: slave_o_spike
Timeline: Mid-season 2
Rating: NC-17
Warnings: There is the briefest moment of a threesome
Summary: A night at the Liberty Baths escalates into a riot and one police investigator has his hands full.
Author Notes: I don't really have to say this, but anything in italics is the recounting of the

Comments

Re: funny but oddly wrong

[firehead30]

Maria,

I am probably the only one here who has a problem with the Harry Potter reference. I know several people here write Harry Potter slash. It is just me. I will try not to give TMI, but I will give a bit of an explanation.

My children and I are huge Harry Potter fans. I read books 1-5 aloud to them. They are now teenagers and they still ask me to read the Harry Potter books aloud to them. My youngest who is now 13 used to have problems concentrating on the story line when he was six, so I started doing voices for all of the characters. I even created a parselmouth voice. So when Brian is fucking the hell out of our darling Justin and he starts coming in parslemouth all I could see was my 7 year old son and my 8 and 9 year old daughter's faces as I read to them and it completely took me out of your story and squicked me.

I love the cannibal fic and I love odd references and could handle just about anything but the Harry Potter reference.

I love funny cracky wrong black humour. I hope you can understand why the Harry Potter one got to me.

Re: funny but oddly wrong

[slave_o_spike]

LOL! Oh God! Yes I do get it!

Actually I really do.

I read those books (actually all of them including book 6) out loud also to my kids AND my husband! I think I've read each book except for the 6th one at least two times. At first, when I heard about the HP fandom, I was also squicked out because of how they're kid's books (write whatever you want about Brian and Justin because that's canon and whatever you will about Buffy because it just needs to have stuff written) but JKR's books are perfect - why mess with perfection?

I just met a woman here who writes Harry/Ron slash and she got me into reading some of the slash and I didn't really want to but I must admit some of the stories (I really haven't read any all the way through) were interesting and took some interesting premises.

As far as the parselmouth? My 15 year old daughter and I were watching the second movie right before I watched this and she said (now remember, she was about 8 when she started reading these), 'is it just me or is that hot?' during the parselmouth scene. I had to concur - it was and then this idea hit me (for the dare challenge).

But because of the whole Harry Potter thing (which I empathize with you on totally), I thought that it might be pushing the envelope.