Fic: D'Ancanto (4&5/8) Rogue [X-Men Movieverse] Rated M
I missed last Thursday packing for Florida, so here's 2 chapters to catch-up
Available Chapters: One | Two | Three | Four | Five | Six | Seven | Eight
Fandom: X-Men Movieverse (X1-3, XMO:W)
Characters: Rogue(Marie D'Ancanto) + cast of dozens
Rating: Mature (Samuel L Jackson-level strong language & also violence)
Summary: Drugs. Multi-state gangs. Mutant-killing virus. Civil unrest. Plot to assassinate a racist senator. Just another Tuesday for Marie D'Ancanto, NYPD detective in the country's first Mutant Crimes Task Force.
Disclaimer: All the characters you can recognize belong to Marvel Entertainment. The movieverse versions also belong to Fox, Brian Singer, David Hayter, Zak Penn, Bret Ratner *cough*,Gavin Hood, David Benioff & Skip Woods. The pictures aren't mine either; they're gacked from Anna Paquin Online and various Google searches.
Author's Notes: This was supposed to be for femgenficathon 2010. My prompt was #117: Wherever fate demands me...I will go. -- Gertrudis Gómez de Avellaneda y Arteaga (1814-1873), 19th-century Cuban author. A frillion also thanks to lithiumlaughter who beta'd this monstrosity not only for (very many) spelling & punctuation errors but also for plot holes, dangling subplots and accurate characterisation.
Available Chapters: One | Two | Three | Four | Five | Six | Seven | Eight
Fandom: X-Men Movieverse (X1-3, XMO:W)
Characters: Rogue(Marie D'Ancanto) + cast of dozens
Rating: Mature (Samuel L Jackson-level strong language & also violence)
Summary: Drugs. Multi-state gangs. Mutant-killing virus. Civil unrest. Plot to assassinate a racist senator. Just another Tuesday for Marie D'Ancanto, NYPD detective in the country's first Mutant Crimes Task Force.
Disclaimer: All the characters you can recognize belong to Marvel Entertainment. The movieverse versions also belong to Fox, Brian Singer, David Hayter, Zak Penn, Bret Ratner *cough*,Gavin Hood, David Benioff & Skip Woods. The pictures aren't mine either; they're gacked from Anna Paquin Online and various Google searches.
Author's Notes: This was supposed to be for femgenficathon 2010. My prompt was #117: Wherever fate demands me...I will go. -- Gertrudis Gómez de Avellaneda y Arteaga (1814-1873), 19th-century Cuban author. A frillion also thanks to lithiumlaughter who beta'd this monstrosity not only for (very many) spelling & punctuation errors but also for plot holes, dangling subplots and accurate characterisation.