witchy women of the west
Part Two: Rose
Fandom: SPN
Author: Regala Electra
Pairing: Dean/OFC
Rating: NC-17
Spoilers: Pre-Series
Summary: He asks her the million dollar Glinda question and she takes a moment to contemplate her smoldering cigarillo. “The question isn’t are you a good witch or bad witch? It’s if I’m a good woman or a bad woman
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Gotta love a character that can get that under the skin of the one "telling" the story.
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I just. I'll come back and leave proper feedback when it's not 6am and my brain isn't blown to bit by this.
It is beautiful.
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Anyway, rambling here. What I meant to say is I love these stories. I love how complete a world you create around your OFCs in such a relatively small space. Plus, there are always wonderful insights into the Winchesters and smokin' hot smut. Perfect!
Thanks!
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Thank you so much for the feedback! This particular series was my real first attempt at OFC het, it's gone over many many edits and sort of became, er, an obsession of mine, creating a world where these "witches" could exist that felt like it belonged to the SPN world.
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This is gorgeous, thanks again for sharing. ♥
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My insane drive to wallop people with details once again leeches into my storytelling. One day I'll relearn to be sparse but today is not that day.
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I am seriously in love with both of these women you have written, they are perhaps some of the best OFCs I have read in a long time. And Dean...oh Dean...You've written him so well.
Her nose bumps into his when she angles up to kiss him, best thank you he’s ever gonna get, one he didn’t even have to force out, she starts it and damn, only way he can respond is to thank her, kissing her back, tongue flicking out as their mouths open wider. I think that kissing is so often forgotten or overlooked in fiction, and you've seriously brought it back in just one sentence.
/fangirling
*hugs*
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A year of developing these OFCs, I mean, they have stories for their pasts and futures that I simply haven't written, up here (*points to brain*), I think that made them detailed. And I sort of researched their respective cultures a lot. Er, I mean, Maria's cultural background was easy, I'm half Puerto-Rican and a lot of her comments on growing up being hispanic in America are gleaned from personal accounts. I was fortunate in having met the poet whose work inspired Rose's development as a character, so I knew how I'd want Rose to "sound" and how to get her accent as close to genuine as possible, even there, Rose doesn't speak with the full on creole accent, it's a hybrid, as befitting someone living in the modern age, even with her roots so firmly in the past.
And that is a lot of information!
Eeep.
So thank you for the feedback!
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