two unfinished fics and a drabble

[an_lagat_glas]

Was going through my fic folder and found a bunch of stuff that never got farther than a scene, or that I forgot I wrote and have no idea where I was going with them. I picked out a couple that I like, but am pretty sure aren't going anywhere. And a drabble.

Comments

[ladykate63]

Oh. Wow.

Wow.

*is breathless*

What sort of bribery would it take you to write the first fic at least? ;) I think the second actually works quite nicely as a standalone vignette... you should totally post it to guyxmarian. (Actually the G/M farewell works as a standalone vignette, too -- although, sniffle!)

Lovely writing and such beautiful, understated, powerful emotion.

And "Poker" is hilarious.

[an_lagat_glas]

The first fic would probably take a lot to finish it, even if I remembered what I was going to do with it : /

Huh, I hadn't thought of the second bit as a stand-alone. I shall think about that!

As always, thank you.

(your icon ♥)

[shezan]

Better (MUCH BETTER) than most things posted in this fandom...

The drabble is lovely. But of course it's G/M which draws me back again and again. You have this unique talent to sketch Guy's longing and sadness. That first fic has so much potential. (But yes, we need FW too!)

[an_lagat_glas]

I normally don't, but purgatory! So creepy and sad!

♥

(love your icon, is that by eikonographia?)

[an_lagat_glas]

I wish I remembered what the heck I was going to do with it! And thank you : )

(*whistles*)

[lalumena]

What no one suspected, however, was how much of a natural Kate would prove to be, and just how bad John was at cards.
YARGH. (But the overall idea is somewhat hilarious.)

suddenly they are in that small room in the castle, the place where she reached out and kissed him
That this is his happiest place is rather poignant, considering Marian's motivation at the time.

I do like the way you write Robin, and Robin/Marian. It rings very true.

[an_lagat_glas]

haha, sorry : )

So much of G/M is like that. I prefer to think that Marian got a bit more than she bargained for there, though.

Thank you!

[lalumena]

So much of G/M is like that. I prefer to think that Marian got a bit more than she bargained for there, though.
I think that's the way I tend to think about it, too.

[endcredits]

And something seemed to break, the smallest hope that he must have been carrying around that she would come--that she would want to come with him.

Argh! I desperately want to read more of this.

Purgatory is beautifully ouchy and hopeful, and I second ladykate's comment that it works well as a standalone vignette.

"Your happiest place. It's the easiest to find, the first time."

Sigh. Oh, Guy.

[an_lagat_glas]

I hadn't considered Purgatory as being standalone, but I'll have to take a look at it again.

Thank you!

[aoxelfrieda]

Hee! Aww, was Much about to show off his . . . *tries to think of dirty pun involving the word 'much'* um, never mind.

The first two are wonderful, too, especially Guy's good-bye to Marian in the first one and Guy's happy place in the second . . . I think they both make for good drabbles, although of course I would be happy to read more if you choose to write them! G/M in purgatory . . . so much more intriguing than heaven!

[an_lagat_glas]

His bounty? (idk)

purgatory . . . so much more intriguing than heaven!
I know, right?

Thank you : )

[ladykate63]

Aww, was Much about to show off his . . . *tries to think of dirty pun involving the word 'much'* um, never mind.

His muchness? :-D

[aoxelfrieda]

LOL! Exactly.