Remix Redux Recs Part One
Closer I'm Bound (the long distance remix): Four things that didn't happen to Scott Summers. Or so he pretends.
It's strange, to see the world through red. It's strange, to see the world after living it in the dark. And this, this story, these four things -- unbelievable. The final section is my favorite and just broke my heart.
Unspoken (Living in Rewind Remix): They were too late. The camp is abandoned; the mutants within it are dead. All that's left is burial duty.
Character death and romance and rotten luck. Beautiful word choice and a haunting, but truthful, scenario.
Two Measures in Three Quarter Time (Waltz, Cadenza Remix): There are things you never forget.
Oh my god. The descriptions throughout this story overwhelm and the characters (and their emotions) are so true, from the good reaction sto the bad. It's beautiful and painful and wonderful, all at once.
Tea Time in Genosha (The Negasonic Teenage Warhead Remix): Emma, Genosha, and relativity at quarter of three.
Really, not a lot to say beyond the author's summary. Emma's characterization sparks, the relativity is incorporated well, and the whole story ties together nicely.
It's strange, to see the world through red. It's strange, to see the world after living it in the dark. And this, this story, these four things -- unbelievable. The final section is my favorite and just broke my heart.
Unspoken (Living in Rewind Remix): They were too late. The camp is abandoned; the mutants within it are dead. All that's left is burial duty.
Character death and romance and rotten luck. Beautiful word choice and a haunting, but truthful, scenario.
Two Measures in Three Quarter Time (Waltz, Cadenza Remix): There are things you never forget.
Oh my god. The descriptions throughout this story overwhelm and the characters (and their emotions) are so true, from the good reaction sto the bad. It's beautiful and painful and wonderful, all at once.
Tea Time in Genosha (The Negasonic Teenage Warhead Remix): Emma, Genosha, and relativity at quarter of three.
Really, not a lot to say beyond the author's summary. Emma's characterization sparks, the relativity is incorporated well, and the whole story ties together nicely.