[Fic] How to Save a Life pt. 2

Jan 10, 2007 00:21

Title: How to save a life (2/3)

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jaeho, dbsk, fic: how to save a life, jae/?, fic

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tea_biscuit January 10 2007, 05:51:06 UTC
bel explaine what I feel far better than I could myself, love *smirks* Clever, girl, that bel. I wholeheartedly agree, though. I like strong Jae much better than uke "Oh, I'm so weak and need my Yunnie to save me" Jae. This setting and plotline feels so much more genuine, gritty, and realistic. I love it when writers aren't afraid to touch on the taboo beyond the ghei (uh-dur...cuz we loves the slash). But I really have a huge soft-spot for streetrat Jae. He's just so much more human like this, especially the way you write him *snuggles helzfyah*. He's not too melodramatic and in constant need of Yunho the almighty savior. This works in some fics, but it gets old after a while--and I mean this in no offense to any other DBSK fic writers out there or in this comm. Your writing is very fresh and I'm truly enjoying every word of it. I honestly can't wait for the next, and unfortunately yet understandably the last chapter of this ficlet. I apologize if my comments are somewhat off-par, I wish I could express myself more...I dunno...creatively? sufficiently? out loud? Heh heh...you pick, ne? <333

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wedschilde January 10 2007, 05:58:10 UTC
i do agree with you. the blend of the strong and weak in jae is tantamount to a good story. the conflict of his two sides drives so much of this story. both sin and salvation.

helzfyah has captured that so well. :::nods::: fully agree with the tea_biscuit!

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helzfyah January 10 2007, 05:58:44 UTC
Oh no - you explained yourself as creatively, sufficiently and out loud(-ly? whatever) as I need. I completely understand what you mean. And I've fallen victim to the 'uke-jae' syndrome before as well. And while I love uke Jae to bits... I needed to get away and write a stronger Jae. Because absolutely no one can say that Jae isn't strong (his trainee days are testament enough). Thanks for reading and enjoying this. And we share the same soft-spot for streetrat Jae (I fell in love with him the moment I found out about his past.)

*cuddles back, hands out more cookies*

<3

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tea_biscuit January 10 2007, 05:59:29 UTC
Whoopsiedaisy! Forgot to mention that I absolutely adore Hyejun. I think he's got a wonderful depth and edge to him that translates beatifully across the page. He serves as a great co-narrator or sorts, shining more light onto Jae's past and personality, and at the same tugging and pushing at Jae enough to get him to speak openly himself. GAH! I've been fumbling with my words lately. I can't seem to really say what I want to. It all sounds better in my head. Aigoo...*bows*

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helzfyah January 10 2007, 06:06:45 UTC
I'm absolutely ecstatic to hear that Hyejun is working out well. He's a bit tragic and self-deprecating, but you can still tell he has a lightness to him. Only thing is he feels trapped in a pit of his own making and he can't quite find a way out. At least, that's how I see him and I hope that comes across in the fic.

Once again - your comments are absolutely wonderful! I'm feeling all squeelicious reading these comments. If my skin were any lighter I'd be blushing!

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