Waking Dreams (Weiss Kreuz, Schuldig/Aya)

Feb 15, 2007 20:12

Title: Waking Dreams
Fandom: Weiss Kreuz, Schuldig/Aya
Author: Tempest (rhosyn_du)
Recipient: Tanit (daegaer)
Rating: PG-13
Summary: What you need isn't always what you want.

Waking Dreams )

tempest, weiss kreuz, valentine's challenge, recipient: tanit

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ranalore February 16 2007, 06:37:58 UTC
Oh, I like this. There's a sharp, merciless elegance to it, and it gets that dysfunctional need that I see between the characters in the canon. Nicely done.

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rhosyn_du February 17 2007, 13:42:38 UTC
Thank you. I struggled with how to express that need from Schuldig's end, so I'm really glad it came across.

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anonymous February 16 2007, 08:22:35 UTC
Wonderful! Thank you!

I love the meddling and the sharply drawn unhappiness of poor Aya who gets neither what he wants nor what he needs. Such a well-written story! Thank you again!

Tanit

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rhosyn_du February 17 2007, 13:44:41 UTC
You are very welcome. I had a lot of fun writing it.

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mainekosama February 16 2007, 10:00:10 UTC
Very good! So right and I think it perfectly describes the (long distance :p) relationship between those two. I loved it from start to finish.

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rhosyn_du February 17 2007, 13:45:07 UTC
Thank you!

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lirren February 16 2007, 14:36:13 UTC
Excellent work. The interactions between these two is wonderful here.

Schuldig watched the rise and fall of her chest, the slight tremor of her eyes beneath their lids, and let her sleep in peace.

There would be plenty of darkness waiting when the girl woke.

Those lines really run a wide range with me, from "gee, that's kind of sweet" to "damn, that's kind of creepy" all at the same time. *grin*

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rhosyn_du February 17 2007, 13:46:15 UTC
Oh, yay! That was exactly what I was going for with that part. I'm so glad it worked.

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kinsugi February 16 2007, 14:55:44 UTC
It stroked his mind like a lover's fingers, provocative and insistent. And, Besides, it would be a pity to waste such exquisite suffering. These lines sent a chill through me. Sometimes we forget that cold, hard core of people who survived Rosenkreuz.

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rhosyn_du February 17 2007, 13:53:04 UTC
Schuldig's creepy side is part of what makes him such an appealing character, I think.

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