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Jun 05, 2011 00:19

All right, dudes. Get ready, for I seem to (briefly) be back in the land of the fannish! I've posted an update to Words and stones this week, written a couple thousand words of my Super Fun White Collar Caper today, and I've spent the last three hours time-lining another story on post-it notes.

I am en fuego right now, so let's play the ( Read more... )

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metonymy June 5 2011, 21:25:34 UTC
I'd like to see Ariadne when Cobb calls and tells her Arthur needs rescuing in Brazil and since she's in the neighborhood could she be a dear and pick him up?

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someinstant June 6 2011, 04:12:23 UTC
Los desaparecidos

It wasn't a far walk to the Banco Hipotecario from the plaza-- just a straight shot up Reconquista-- but she would have to hurry if she wanted there to be any decent light for photographs of the exterior.

Ariadne put the lens cap on the camera, zipped it up into the bag, and set off at a brisk pace across the cobblestones from the Pyramid. She'd spent longer at Plaza de Mayo than she'd meant, really, but there was something bubbling in her head now, maybe a chapter on the spacial dimensions of power and powerlessness. There was something there, something about the experience of white headscarves painted over top of a colonial foundation--

Her phone buzzed in her pocket before she reached Avenida Rivadavia. She pulled it out, stopping short when she saw the number.

It had been months since she had heard from Cobb, and that had been a just a quick and breezy email to touch base. Ariadne fumbled for the talk button, and moved to sit down on a nearby bench ( ... )

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metonymy June 6 2011, 11:26:28 UTC
oh my GOD. This is great. And I love the demolition metaphor, and how you can tell Cobb isn't sure just how much this will upset her. I love your Ariadne so so so much.

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someinstant June 8 2011, 05:53:03 UTC
Thanks. I'm actually fairly please with this-- although I've just realized that the collapsing cathedral thing is either the same as or an echo of Arthur's dream in The profoundest fact. Totally unintentional.

::pokes brain::

What the hell, psyche? Is there something I'm supposed to get out of this?

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miconic June 8 2011, 12:47:28 UTC
I can literally see the white noise that surrounds Ariadne as she heard of Arthur, from Cobb. In that possibly dire tone. I like the relief that went through her and how she got right into business, nothing else matters. 'Atta girl. Thanks for sharing this. Great things comes in small packages ;)

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la_sikka June 30 2011, 02:31:25 UTC
I am so glad I read this outtake. It says so much about Ariadne as a person, how she has grown and matured, how she just wants to take action and get to arthur.

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