Charles, Erik.On Killing.
anonymous
June 7 2011, 07:11:59 UTC
So. The chess game scene, wherein Charles says "Listen to me very carefully, my friend. Killing will not bring you peace." He seems very very certain of this. Now, you might interpret this as Charles' lighter, more positive nature and/or naivite. But... is it the voice of experience? Who did Charles kill, and why, (and how old was he) that he it won't help?
Re: FILL: (3/?)
anonymous
June 11 2011, 13:06:14 UTC
Anoning is acting weird. I couldn't see this or the second part from the prompt comment until I logged in. Stupid LJ.
Anyway! Wow, great part! I'm in love with Erik's need and fear of Charles, and Raven...poor Raven, trying to help her boys as best as she can. Thanks for posting!
Re: FILL: (3/?)
anonymous
June 14 2011, 13:03:55 UTC
Continuing to be fascinated by this. It makes so much sense to me that Charles couldn't really be so naive as he sometimes appears -- as Erik thinks him -- because he *does* hear/feel people's thoughts and there are a lot of bastards out there, and a lot of bastardry. This is extremely effective; definitely wish to read more.
Watching this. What a lovely, powerful premise. You don't get to be on the way of being the world's most powerful telepath without killing a few things, and the quaver in his voice? Sounded like someone who was remembering such an experience.
He seems very very certain of this. Now, you might interpret this as Charles' lighter, more positive nature and/or naivite.
But... is it the voice of experience? Who did Charles kill, and why, (and how old was he) that he it won't help?
How does Erik find out and how does he react?
(And at what point do they have the hot sex?)
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Anyway! Wow, great part! I'm in love with Erik's need and fear of Charles, and Raven...poor Raven, trying to help her boys as best as she can. Thanks for posting!
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This is extremely effective; definitely wish to read more.
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