Glee Big Bang: The Subtle Art of Conducting a Triad, or Brittany's Psychic Cat - ART POST
Title: The Subtle Art of Conducting a Triad, or Brittany's Psychic Cat
Author: cariluv
Artist: firefox1490
Type: Polyamory (slash & het)
Word Count: 40,885
Rating: PG-13
Characters/Pairings: Puck/Quinn/Mercedes, Ensemble-ish
Warnings AU, polyamory, strong language, no spoilers for Season 2
Summary:Puck, Quinn, and Mercedes have been dating for two years. Weeks before high school graduation, Brittany’s (allegedly) psychic cat has a vision that inadvertently causes their breakup. Five years later, a coincidental turn of events provides an opportunity for them to give their relationship another try. The story is told through a chronological series of "snapshots," which include: child disciplining for dummies, and an anniversary party at which New Directions reluctantly performs "You've Got the Love." Also inside: cameos from the other nine original glee club members, especially Rachel, who just would not go away; a Seinfeld drinking game; Chicago (the city and the band); and the theme from Baywatch.
Author: cariluv
Artist: firefox1490
Type: Polyamory (slash & het)
Word Count: 40,885
Rating: PG-13
Characters/Pairings: Puck/Quinn/Mercedes, Ensemble-ish
Warnings AU, polyamory, strong language, no spoilers for Season 2
Summary:Puck, Quinn, and Mercedes have been dating for two years. Weeks before high school graduation, Brittany’s (allegedly) psychic cat has a vision that inadvertently causes their breakup. Five years later, a coincidental turn of events provides an opportunity for them to give their relationship another try. The story is told through a chronological series of "snapshots," which include: child disciplining for dummies, and an anniversary party at which New Directions reluctantly performs "You've Got the Love." Also inside: cameos from the other nine original glee club members, especially Rachel, who just would not go away; a Seinfeld drinking game; Chicago (the city and the band); and the theme from Baywatch.