Title: Closer to Free
Prompt: Challenge #5 - Change
Rated: PG
Word Count: 100
Character: Raven (Mystique)
Summary: It is in the struggle that she finds herself
Warning: Nothing

She’s a chameleon.

Gender, race, age, style-these are not constraints but opportunities, chances with the odds ever in her favour. Her body is a flipbook of possibilities bestowed ( Read more... )

Title: Too Late, Baby
Author: rubynye
Rating: PG-13
Characters: Angel, Darwin, Shaw
Warnings: Canon violence, cursing, movie spoilers
Challenge: Change
Word Count: 150
( [the first line is a movie spoiler] )

Title: And One On Shore
Author: rubynye
Rating: PG-13
Characters/Pairing: Charles/Erik
Warnings: Implications, eyesex glances.
Challenge: Change
Word Count: 100
Author's Note: This is in reference to cymbalism219's The Beginning of Knowledge, my personal canon for how Charles & Erik hooked up ( Read more... )

Title: Reprise
Author: cityofmist
Rating: PG
Characters: Raven, Erik
Challenge: 'change'
Words: 100 each

Erik’s eyes are dark against the warm light the lamp casts on his face. She thinks they can pierce this false skin, slice to the core of her, the real Raven he implores her to wear with pride.

The disguise is a constant pressure underneath her skin, a mark of ( Read more... )

Title: In Anticipation of Beauty
Author: possibly_thrice
Rating: G
Characters: Raven Darkholme and her unnamed mother.
Warnings: None, aside from a little possibly unsettling imagery.
Challenge: "change"
Word Count: 200
A/N: My apologies for spamming up the comm- I just had a lot of feelings.

( The doctor wouldn't look at her. )

Title: Shortly After the Silence
Author: possibly_thrice
Rating: G
Characters: Sharon and Charles Xavier.
Warnings: Serious telepathic dodginess.
Challenge: "change"
Word Count: 200

( On Charles' ninth birthday, Sharon woke with a headache. )

Title: With an Iron Latch
Author: possibly_thrice
Rating: G
Characters: Edie and Erik Lehnsherr.
Warnings: Very oblique references to Nazi Germany.
Challenge: "change"
Word Count: 200

( Edie had been the kind of child who, despite her fairly advanced understanding of how adults thought life worked, was never quite able to shake the impression that the world was just waiting for her to catch it out. )