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47 - Cobwebs

Mar 09, 2010 02:32

Title: Cobwebs
Characters: Russia/America, with guest appearances by France, Italy, England, Japan, Belgium.
Rating: PG-13
Summary: 1960 - The U2 incident, and the ensuing altercation, makes a very public splash in France's living room.

TCE is co-written by wizzard890 and pyrrhiccomedy.

( Glasses tinged together, on serving trays and onto tables and the sideboard. )

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THANK GOODNESS. trishpawachunyu March 9 2010, 13:55:07 UTC

I have been waiting for the next chapter for, like, forever. Preferably a PG-13 one, since I'm... ehrm, a teen. But whatever. (I tune out the parts I don't want to see anyway, and go straight to the footnotes when I see R/NC-17 chapters~)

...

...I have gone terribly off-track, haven't I? Well, just know that I am a huge fangirl of your works. I'll be waiting for the next chapter!

PS: Forgive me for asking, but don't you guys think you can make more omakes? I'll read them anyway, no matter how short they are, and I'm sure lots of us will too.

Re: THANK GOODNESS. pyrrhiccomedy March 9 2010, 14:00:32 UTC

Thanks, I'm so glad you're enjoying it! How does TCE read without all the R and NC-17 chapters, by the way? I hope it's all still coherent; I don't think any of our adult content has been plot-critical.

As for the omakes, we might! Right now we're just trying to take it easy so we don't get stressed out again. A big part of why we needed the break is because TCE had just become too much work. So for now, we're going to just focus on the main storyline, and answering comments. =D

Re: THANK GOODNESS. trishpawachunyu March 10 2010, 09:13:49 UTC

It's coherent, thank you. ~.~ So incredibly coherent that I actually laugh and sigh during in the middle of class (my grades are already done, and i'm reading fics on my phone, btw). Like this morning. I was re-reading the latest chapter again.

(I even saved the comments from the letter box since Russia and America's replies are made of awesome. Surely that doesn't make me sound weird... Does it?)

Re: THANK GOODNESS. pyrrhiccomedy March 10 2010, 09:39:29 UTC

Not at all. We're very happy you're enjoying the project so much. =D

Oh, and BTW, before I forget - THANK YOU. trishpawachunyu March 10 2010, 09:27:08 UTC

In our final exams, our Social Studies teacher made us write an essay for ten points. Now, all of us and our mothers know that this teacher never gives out perfect scores. It was about the hypothetical WWIII, and how the Cold War could have developed into it if it wasn't stopped. So I was smiling to myself, depending on what little I memorized of your fic, and when the exam was returned to us, guess what I see?

A BIG RED TEN. I will thank you guys forever.

Well, my essay also had an appearance from Belarus in it but let's not dwell on that

Re: Oh, and BTW, before I forget - THANK YOU. pyrrhiccomedy March 10 2010, 09:40:36 UTC

Okay, you've got me totally curious now; how did you see the Cold War developing into World War III?

Re: Oh, and BTW, before I forget - THANK YOU. trishpawachunyu March 10 2010, 16:58:45 UTC

Well~ it's midnight now at my time, and my teacher took my quiz because he was so overwhelmed by the manic ideas I was writing down that he wanted to analyze my thoughts he needed them for my early clearance, so I can't quite get the exact words I used, but all I remember is that I was talking about how the USA and the former USSR were big superpowers, and they could rule over their chosen parts of the world, or something like that. Even if the world isn't made up primarily of Russians or Americans (because after all, that title goes to China), there's no denying that they are two big players in the international scene. One thing might lead to another, and if Russia and America didn't put aside their differences (even if only for a while), the whole world - or, at least, most of it - would be affected ( ... )

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