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six prompt reply

Feb 13, 2014 18:47

Title: Mixmash chaos
Author: Rose0mary
Characters: Knockout, Carly, Ratchet
Rating: K
Continuity: Prime, Generation1, Animated
Summary: Confusion arises when mechs (and humans) from one realm drop into a different universe - all looks the same at first glance, but history rarely remains the same.
Prompt: 1. the 2013 Master List. (19th Jan #4 ( Read more... )

transformers g1, transformers bayverse, char: carly, char: sari sumdac, drabble(ish), human ensemble, char: ratchet, transformers animated, char: sam w., char: knock-out, transformers prime, char: jack darby, speedwriting, char: miles l.

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rose0mary February 16 2014, 05:08:33 UTC

1. Knockout made me laugh too!
And his viewpoint was the only way I could properly write the scene - going from Carley's or Ratchet's and it fell apart shortly after they realized the others were there.
Yep. Knockout's inspired - and he's got valid excuses too. Better than Starscream's - or so he insists.

2. Thank you

3. Disappearing plastic might work, but what does it take to PRODUCE it? (and those soda lids touch ice all the time)

4. It might explain her behavior in the cartoons.
(Or not - seeing as each writer has a different viewpoint on her actions and past relationship with her father).

5. Yep. A car is everything to most teenage boys. For that, Sam's like most high-schoolers (at least, the stereotypical version).

6. Mile's is the ficlet you think is the best? True, he does have some thoughts to not showing up in the sequels and being kicked out when he was. (And yes, Sam could have done with a friend from High school or even a rival he knew from before).
Sam's arrogance poked its ugly head out during the TF one, showed up a bit during TF two, and is majorly evident in TF three.

Thank you for commenting.

silberstreif February 18 2014, 17:46:54 UTC

3. Well, some "greener" ways of plastic to not need that much do produce them... maybe in ten years we're using such plastic and don't even know it. :) I'm hopeful.

4. Sometimes one really notices the change of writers. It makes thinks more diverse, but also fractures the canon verse.

6. Yes, I think it was the best, because it really was a scene with something to "tell". A scene that didn't need more words than it had, but also not less. A scene that showed an important moment of a character and explained his feelings, his motives and his goals.
... I liked Miles more than Sam. :)

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