A Perfect Christmas (Winter Wonderland Remix) [House; Chase/Cameron; PG]

Apr 14, 2008 15:10

Title: A Perfect Christmas (Winter Wonderland Remix)
Author: Rose Williams secondsilk
Summary: Chase tries decorate the apartment in the proper Christmas spirit.
Fandom: House
Pairing: Chase/Cameron
Rating: PG
Disclaimer: House et al belongs to David Shore et al
Original story: Perfect by Sabine Gordon sabinelagrande
Notes: Many, many thanks to topaz_eyes for betaing.

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A Perfect Christmas (Winter Wonderland Remix) )

remix author: secondsilk, character: robert chase, original author: sabinelagrande, character: allison cameron, pairing: allison cameron/robert chase, fandom: house md, rating: pg

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secondsilk April 27 2008, 02:16:50 UTC
Thanks very much.
I'm glad that you liked my Chase, and the contrast between him and Cameron.
And that the funny stuff was funny.

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sabinelagrande April 20 2008, 00:26:56 UTC
This is exactly what I was secretly hoping for- Perfect is a fic that I absolutely hate. I couldn't stand it when I wrote it, and I'd almost forgotten that it existed. The title was totally tongue in cheek, because it felt like a complete failure.

But the remix? It is made of love and awesome and win. It makes me not hate the original quite so much to see it from the other side. I love the little bits about Chase's family thrown in, because Chase is love.

I love you so hard, remixer.

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secondsilk April 27 2008, 02:22:42 UTC
Thank you so much!
I am so pleased you liked what I did.
I had such fun thinking about how Chase ended up how Cameron found him.

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secondsilk April 27 2008, 02:24:24 UTC
Thank so much.
I'm so glad it worked and that you liked it.

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topaz_eyes April 20 2008, 18:29:19 UTC
Chase's bemusement, and contrasting optimism, is what makes this story work for me. I love that he works so hard to get it right. Great job, remixer! :-)

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secondsilk April 27 2008, 23:14:47 UTC
Thank you very much.
I can't remember whose Chase story I read while writing this, but Chase's optimism was something I was pleased to capture.

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