fic: Mosaic

Apr 03, 2011 00:19

Title: Mosaic
Author: fengirl88
Fandom: BBC Sherlock
Pairing/Characters: Sherlock/John, Mycroft, Mummy
Rating: R for themes
Warnings: implied past sexual abuse, implied incest, traumatic memory
Wordcount:~1250
Disclaimer: They're still not mine. An image here is adapted from Peter Dickinson's The Last House Party; spoilers for that novel.
Summary: The ( Read more... )

rating: r, category: angst, warning: traumatic memory, fanworks: fic, warning: implied past sexual abuse, character: mycroft holmes, pairing: sherlock/john, warning: implied incest

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darthhellokitty April 3 2011, 02:02:57 UTC
Oh my god - the image of Sherlock taking apart the model plane is amazing.

This is an incredible story.

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fengirl88 April 3 2011, 10:05:32 UTC
thank you very much - I wanted something like the image in Peter Dickinson (see disclaimer), but it took a while to find the right thing. I'm working on what should be the last part now, but it may take a while.

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marysutherland April 3 2011, 07:24:55 UTC
This is wonderful. Very restrained and yet such striking images of tightly-coiled emotions - Sherlock and the plane, Mycroft's weight. And you manage to get such creepy unease into the image of someone holding their child by their wrist rather than their hand.

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fengirl88 April 3 2011, 10:11:49 UTC
thank you - I'm so glad you think so. and thank you very much for your help with this one. I knew what Mycroft had to remember about Sherlock, but not how to open up that memory, until you suggested that Mycroft might look for evidence in family photographs.

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fengirl88 April 3 2011, 10:12:47 UTC
thank you very much - I am so glad you do. *hugs you back*

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shehasathree April 3 2011, 08:19:26 UTC
Oh wow. Sherlock slowly and methodically dismantling and plane - such strong imagery.

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fengirl88 April 3 2011, 10:14:55 UTC
thank you very much - as I said to darthhellokitty, I wanted something like the image from Peter Dickinson (see disclaimer), but it took a while to work out exactly what it should be.

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turante April 3 2011, 17:18:10 UTC
I am speechless.every little detail is perfect, fitting in the bigger picture flawlessly.
I am amazed and eager to know how this is going to end (even if I do have a vague idea).
*hugs*
Thanks for writing this, dear!

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fengirl88 April 3 2011, 20:47:14 UTC
thank you so much for this lovely comment. I'm working on what I think is the final part now, though I may not be able to get everything wrapped up in one more instalment...

*hugs you back*

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