Big Gay Hamlet Ficathon

Sep 08, 2011 09:52

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Horatio mithrigil September 8 2011, 14:03:23 UTC
Rhymes with fellatio.

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Horatio/Hamlet mithrigil September 8 2011, 14:53:42 UTC
Pre-existing relationship. As the play begins to unfold, Hamlet becomes far too focused on his goals to remember to be properly in that relationship. Horatio does not stop him.

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Horatio/Hamlet, Mastermind Horatio gehayi September 8 2011, 15:58:46 UTC
Everyone thinking that you're the epitome of honor just makes any machinations so much easier.

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Fill: Tempted Toward the Flood lizzie_marie_23 October 31 2011, 17:46:28 UTC
This ended up being several thousand words of duplicity. I hope you enjoy!
http://lizzie-marie-23.livejournal.com/57953.html

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Horatio/Hamlet, Wittenberg Fluff tree_and_leaf September 8 2011, 16:31:41 UTC
I'd love something fluffy (or funny) about Hamlet and Horatio at Wittenberg.

(Previous comment deleted because I messed up the header_.

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Re: Horatio/Hamlet, Wittenberg Fluff a_t_rain September 11 2011, 03:37:21 UTC
This turned out way too long for comment-fic, so I've posted it at my own journal: Oranges and Spice.

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Horatio/Hamlet [past], living on kindkit September 8 2011, 18:31:41 UTC
Outliving Hamlet isn't easy, but Fortinbras's court is a more comfortable place for [apologies for period-appropriate terminology] a sodomite than the old Danish court ever was.

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FIC (Poetry): Quadrivium (or, Horatio's Studies) 17catherines September 10 2011, 06:22:17 UTC
Ah, Hamlet, Wittenberg seems far away,
For us the dons have rung their final bell.
I was your Trivium, when we did play;
You my Quadrivium, and I studied well:

I found in you geometry applied,
I knew each point and angle of your span.
I studied heavenly bodies at your side -
And learned well what a piece of work is man.

The sound of your slow breathing in the night
Was melody that only I could hear.
I counted as the sum of my delight
Each heartbeat, strong, iambic, by my ear.

Though heaven and earth hold greater things for thee
Thou’rt all my dreams, all my philosophy.

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Re: FIC (Poetry): Quadrivium (or, Horatio's Studies) executrix September 10 2011, 13:30:47 UTC
Absolutely brilliant. I am awed and grateful!

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Re: FIC (Poetry): Quadrivium (or, Horatio's Studies) 17catherines September 11 2011, 04:29:41 UTC
You're very welcome! And thank you.

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Re: FIC (Poetry): Quadrivium (or, Horatio's Studies) gileonnen September 10 2011, 14:44:35 UTC
I'm so glad you brought this to the ficathon! I was so impressed when I read it on your LJ--so elegant, and so deft with the text! (And. Um. *__* Mathematics kink. HI.)

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Re: FIC (Poetry): Quadrivium (or, Horatio's Studies) 17catherines September 11 2011, 04:30:23 UTC
Thank you! And thank you for hosting this ficathon - it's so much fun!

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Re: FIC (Poetry): Quadrivium (or, Horatio's Studies) tekalynn September 10 2011, 19:59:22 UTC
Yesssss! Gorgeous!

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Re: FIC (Poetry): Quadrivium (or, Horatio's Studies) 17catherines September 11 2011, 04:27:55 UTC
Thank you!

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Ficlet: Follow You lizzie_marie_23 September 16 2011, 06:20:52 UTC
Act Five, Scene Two
Horatio: Here's yet some liquor left. (drinks) Ah, Hamlet, I have followed you into the dark. What dreams shall come?
Hamlet: Hoooratiooo, I have come from beyond the grave to haunt you! Ooooh!
Horatio: Dear friend, I'm just as dead as you. Look - we're close enough to touch.
Hamlet: Ooooh, Horatio, I have come to warn you of a terrible mistake! My best friend has died and it is the fault of a smiling damned villain. Aveeeenge hiiiis deeeeaaath!
Horatio: Listen, I'm serious. Stop this nonsense. Take my hand and run into the Elysian fields. We can be happy now.
Hamlet: Adieu, adieu, Horatio. Remember Me!
Horatio: God damn it, I should never have killed myself.
Hamlet: Now you understand my pain. I shall follow you forever to make sure you never forget.

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