Spring Research

Mar 21, 2008 09:53



Challenge Eighteen: March Madness Redux
Title: Spring Research
Author: redvelvetcanopy
Wizard/Witch: Marcus Flint/Penelope Clearwater
Rating/Warnings: PG-13/R
Genre: Romance
Word count: Exactly 500
Prompt: #24, St. Patrick's Day mead
Summary: When Marcus Flint rescues Penelope Clearwater from a dull party, he discovers they share a curious common interest.

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lillithj March 21 2008, 15:57:13 UTC
I like this. I've always had a secret fascination with Marcus Flint.

The common interest in charms is fun. I could see Penny wanting to experiment after a relationship filled with Percy's exactitude.

Well done.

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redvelvetcanopy March 22 2008, 14:52:51 UTC
I couldn't write him as "trollish," so I settled on strong and self-confident.

I think that Percy would be very frustrating to date, too!

Thanks for the review.

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seaislewitch March 21 2008, 19:25:33 UTC
“They're erotic charms for the personal pleasure industry.” Bahahahaha!

Our wizard Flint is at it again! I don't think those other charms will go untested for long...

Very...enjoyable...

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redvelvetcanopy March 22 2008, 14:53:27 UTC
Just think of the potential in that particular industry. Glad to have made you smile. I almost want to write a sequel.

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gelsey March 21 2008, 20:07:41 UTC
*grins* I liked this one. I can see him using his job to get the girls. Shame, poor Percy not being exciting enough for her.

I really liked it though :D

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redvelvetcanopy March 22 2008, 14:54:00 UTC
Yes, I can't see uptight Percy being quite so laid-back and fun as Marcus is.

Thanks for everything!

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moonblossom55 March 26 2008, 21:05:18 UTC
Ooooooh. Turns out Flint is dangerous--to Percy. I liked how you brought out a bad boy charm in Marcus.

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redvelvetcanopy March 27 2008, 14:02:07 UTC
Yes, I had to think of how to work that Slytherin in. Love those bad boys!

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delayed_poet March 28 2008, 18:42:11 UTC
As difficult as it is to view Marcus in a positive light, it was nearly impossible to not be drawn to him after reading this! It is so very Slytherin of him to take advantage of the situation *smirk* And Penelope using her research as an excuse to be taken advantage of. I enjoyed this very much!

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redvelvetcanopy March 28 2008, 19:02:05 UTC
Yes, they'll both win from his naughtiness! Thank you!

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