Title: Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow Characters: Peter/Sylar Rating: R Warnings: Violence Word count: ~1,600 Setting: The Wall, part of the series Wall Verse Shorts Summary: After their first time together sexually, Sylar reacts badly. ( Read more... )
This is so sad. Doesn't Sylar know it's perfectly normal for you not to be able to think while Peter is kissing you! Even if it was a trap/trick, what a wonderful trap it would be. <3
Thank you for sharing, I can't wait to see what happens next! :D
This was awesome! I kept wondering what Sylar was thinking in the parts that were from Peter's pov and this definitely didn't disappoint. Poor Sylar, he's certainly had some messed up relationships and being raised by Virginia didn't help anything either.
It's easier that way, really. Otherwise we're talking about semi-archetypal mental representations and their adherence to canon characterization. Easier to just say "Peter" and "Sylar".
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Thanks for commenting!
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Thank you for sharing, I can't wait to see what happens next! :D
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And yes, there are times when thinking is way, way over-rated. When Peter is kissing a person is probably one of those times.
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Thanks for the comment. I'm glad you're enjoying it.
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Glad you liked it!
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Although I do understand why Sylar is so hesitant, I get that he has some scars and issues, but he should really stop giving Peter mixed signals.
Or maybe they should, I dunno, talk about it. But that'll probably never happen because they actually are two pretty private guys. Huh.
ANYWAY. Can't wait to see more, as always.
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LOL.
And Sylar, being a big jerk? Yeah, there's sort of a lot of canon precedent for that, isn't there?
There will be talking at some point in this fic. But not for a little while.
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(I said as if they were real people. Sigh.)
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It's easier that way, really. Otherwise we're talking about semi-archetypal mental representations and their adherence to canon characterization. Easier to just say "Peter" and "Sylar".
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