For
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OOC: Crossposted from theatrical_muse today.
Prompt 287: PrisonIt may shock you to know that a fine, upstanding citizen of the Q Continuum such as myself has any acquaintance with anything resembling a prison... okay, okay, I can't keep a straight face through that one either ( Read more... )

Crossposted from realmof_themuse today.

2009.17.3.B. Seek salvation, make your confession, reach out for spiritual guidance. In short, have a religious moment.

OOC: snippet from unfinished story based on and extending episode "Deja Q". Q was rescued from the Calamarain at the end of the episode, the TNG crew developed a means they could use to try to negotiate ( Read more... )

OOC: crossposted from muse_academy today. Third person. An expansion scene from the episode "Deja Q." Prompt: Terror.

( third person ficlet )

OOC: Sleep ficlet for application for muse_academy.

Muse Name: Q
Fandom: Star Trek TNG
Prompt Number: Application
Title: Sleep
Warnings/Disclaimers: Based directly on the episode "Deja Q" of Star Trek:TNG.
Word Count: 1333

The thing I really don't understand about sleep is why it doesn't terrify you mortals ( Read more... )

OOC Note: Crossposted from theatrical_muse today.

Prompt 175: Who's your best friend, and why?

I have had several best friends, in my existence. It's a little difficult to differentiate them when conversing with mortals, though, because all of them are named Q.

( Somehow I never manage to keep a friend all that long. I wonder why not. )

OOC: Reposted from theatrical_muse from 8/11/2006, 44 of 50.

'What doesn't kill us makes us stronger.' Do you agree or disagree? Why?

( Depends. )

OOC: Reposted from theatrical_muse from 3/22/2006, 38 of 50.

Ah, I've been entirely too deep and thematic lately. Time to answer a handful of completely pointless questions that have nothing to do with each other!

( A big pile of catching up )

OOC: Reposted from theatrical_muse from 2/9/2006, 37 of 50.

The advantage to only getting around to these when the mood strikes me is that then I can go all thematic. Certainly, given the repetition of questions about trust, betrayal, and so on, sometimes one needs to go for a theme or else risk having to repeat oneself, and I do so hate to repeat myself.

( Oh, heavy is the burden of being me. )

OOC: Reposted from theatrical_muse from 12/31/2005, 36 of 50.

I'm not usually the kind of person to wax eloquent on the values of forgiveness and kindness. Mark your calendars, this may be a red-letter day.

( Forgiveness and kindness? If there was any more sap in this I could make maple syrup and pour it on my pancakes. )