Incognito - Chapter 2

Oct 22, 2010 11:32

Fandom: Devil Wears Prada
Disclaimer: I do not own any of the easily recognizable characters. The rest is a nice mix between the real and fictional.
Pairing: Miranda/Andy
Rating: NC-15 (for a heck of a lot of swearing)
Word Count: ~ 3,000 
Author's Note I: Based on 
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devil wears prada, fiction, dwp, miranda/andy

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amles80 October 22 2010, 21:09:47 UTC
Hmm, about that note - I have nothing at all against waiting for Miranda/Andy interaction, when the plot is so interesting!!

Poor Doug -- Miranda did definitely not have any pebbles and ponds in mind when she did what she did in the previous chapter! But I like Dr Stevens, she seems like a very good person, and I also liked the conversation with Doug.

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nowt_movealong October 25 2010, 16:22:20 UTC
LOL It's been driving me nuts--who's in your icon? I know that I know but I can't place a name to the face.

Yes, I guess the story has taken a different turn from what I originally thought in my head. Or more accurately--where I want to get to in my head is a rather lengthier route on paper than one might have originally planned! However, I have a tendency to 'rush' and this might just be a rather good exercise in patience and build-up for the author (much more so than for the reader.) ;-)

Yes, a bit like Jake's lion, my Miranda doesn't always think (doesn't always want to think perhaps) about anything other than the means to an end and protecting her own. It's certainly a good set of principles for her nearest and dearest; others--not so much!

Yes, hopefully all the Dougs of this world have a nice, handy Dr Stevens but sadly, likely not.

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amles80 October 25 2010, 16:57:24 UTC
I think you know the name if you remember season one of Heroes; it's Heidi Petrelli (and I guess she was in s 2 some, too), Nathan's wife. I really like the idea of Angela/Heidi! (When I'm not busy writing Angela/Noah...) Or maybe you know her from something else - I have only seen her in Heroes and I don't even remember her real name. ;)

*lol* It sounds like you're describing me! I mean, I don't write like you, but the process seems to be just the same. "where I want to get to in my head is a rather lengthier route on paper than one might have originally planned!", yes, exactly. And I, too, have a tendency to 'rush'.

I know; I feel sorry for all the Dougs of this world, but right now I'm mostly thinking about this particular one. ;) What's your policy when it comes to handing out spoilers..? I want to know if there will be romance! ;)

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nowt_movealong November 10 2010, 09:01:54 UTC
Nope--chances are I've seen her in Heroes as Nathan's wife. She doesn't look familiar enough for me to have seen her in more than 1 thing!

I think a few of us write in the same way. I am currently attempting NaNoWriMo and must confess that it is absolutely NOT working for me in any way, shape or form--other than heaping constant guilt on my head that I am so far behind.

So at least I can rule out one more method from the things I am confortable with. ;-)

Spoilers, huh? I shall assume romance for Doug? LOL Hmm, nothing on the horizon that I specifically thought of... but... my characters tend to sometimes demand their own things. And you may have just planted ideas in his head.

Naughty! ;-)

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amles80 November 10 2010, 17:09:50 UTC
I have never tried NaNoWriMo, but I guess it works best for people who like the idea of having some kind of pressure on them to write (which works for me only if the deadline is real... like when I took a creative writing class; no problems then, but now I'm writing at a snail's pace - well, I write fanfic, but my poor novel feels neglected).

Haha, okay, it doesn't surprise me that you haven't thought of that. It is possible to read too much between the lines sometimes. ;) But if I have managed to plant some little idea in his head I'll be happy. :) I guess the woman is quite a bit older than Doug, but why would that be a problem... ;)

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