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Sooooo.
Any of you lovely people -- aside from goddessofbirth -- fans of the Fast and the Furious franchise? Or at least Fast Five?
Because I have just been hit hard and fast with a craving for anything and everything Han/Gisele. AO3 has rendered exactly three fics under the different variations on the Han/Gisele tag. Fanfiction.net has no Gisele character tag, ( Read more... )
Any of you lovely people -- aside from goddessofbirth -- fans of the Fast and the Furious franchise? Or at least Fast Five?
Because I have just been hit hard and fast with a craving for anything and everything Han/Gisele. AO3 has rendered exactly three fics under the different variations on the Han/Gisele tag. Fanfiction.net has no Gisele character tag, ( Read more... )
Is it just me, or does French!Romeo look like a perfect Teen Remy? I mean, PERFECT?!?
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It's a neat take. I'm fond of "On dit dans la rue", where Benvolio and Mercutio call Romeo on his shit. Second favourite after "Vérone".
...and dammit. What has been seen cannot be unseen.
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But the irony of "La Haine," where they're all, "listen to the women"? Hello, the women are throwing down as much as the men, silly Ladies!
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No kidding, right?
In the full, non-subtitled version, there's a scene -- "La Bal". Check out how insistent Tybalt is on dancing with and keeping close to Juliette...
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To the entire production? Or just the ballroom scene? I'll take the ballroom scene RIGHT NOW, but since my break is coming to its sudden but inevitable betrayel end soon, I probably wouldn't get back to the entire show again until US Thanksgiving in late November ( ... )
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Oh yes. Juliette with her wide-eyed, hand-reaching. She does better at the ball when she's forced to move (dancing and whatnot), but I do see what you mean.
Okay. True.
And as for the English fandom? Here. It's a link to the Pit, and the collection is small, but it's there.
If you find something in your travels around LJ, please share. I couldn't track anything down in my search.
(God. Why do I feel like writing some Benvolio/La Muette? Why do I simply just need more Benvolio/La Muette in my life? *headdesk*)
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AGAIN WITH THE IMPOSSIBLE TO UNSEE. AND I LOVE IT.
(Is it just me, or does it seem like Benvolio's characterization is kind of what Mercutio's supposed to be like? Not saying Mercutio isn't Mercutio, but Benvolio is always more of a peacekeeper, less loose type of character...at least in my head and reading of the text.
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She does do better when she's moving... and her fingers had energy all the way to their tips for a brief and shining moment as she reached upward for Romeo.
Yay, more to read! (I should so be doing schoolish things right now. Oh, well. I'll get there eventually, and at least there's no grading to accomplish at the moment.) Should I locate anything on LJ, I will most definately pass it along.
Yes, Benvolio always struck me as a rule-follower, at least in comparison to Mercutio and Romeo; I think this Mercutio is a darker, more bitter one, which leaves B free to be a bit more lighthearted.
And on the topic of "what has been seen cannot be unseen," I now have very vague crossovers involving Romeo et Juliette, Firefly, and the X-Men running through my brain. Or, perhaps not running, but popping up at random moments. Scary.
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Heh. Enjoy! I just wish there were more...particularly stuff that hasn't just been shoved in that section for no apparent reason. You'll see what I mean.
I now have very vague crossovers involving Romeo et Juliette, Firefly, and the X-Men running through my brain. Or, perhaps not running, but popping up at random moments. Scary.
GET IN MY BRAIN. GET IN MY BRAIN NOW.
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I NEED THIS LIKE OXYGEN. I NEED THIS ENTIRE THING LIKE SO MUCH OXYGEN.
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I would offer to trade it for the Clint/Natasha that you've got going on, but it's only about halfway done at this point. I think.
Plus, break is ending, so freedom to write for my own enjoyment will be drastically limited again, quite soon. Waah and other noises of distress.
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