drabbles
ooops, it has been more than a month since i posted. as an apology, have some supernatural drabbles. All are gen, spoilers through 5x08 (I think). Thanks to frenetic for looking these over.
Light Bringer
Pairing: none
Length: 100 words
Uriel received the knife when Earth was unformed. It had been made for him when the apple remained uneaten and the world pure. The blade was a sign; this angel will not fall. He had been trusted to end unworthy angels, douse their lights.
Uriel took satisfaction in the thought. He was fulfilling his name and purpose, bringing those lights to their end. Uriel continued to do so when he was ended by that same knife. For after all, his name meant the same as Lucifer's, and the fire needed to cleanse the Earth would indeed be a bright light.
The Oscar Speech
Pairing: none, references canonical het
Length: 200 words (double drabble)
Character: Jamie (from Monster Mash)
Jamie hadn't ever wanted to be a movie star. When she was little she didn't make an Oscar speech to the mirror with a hairbrush microphone. Or at least, after Oktoberfest ended, when she looked into the mirror behind the bar, grabbed a bottle and began to speak.
"I would like to thank the Academy, and of course God." She paused, fluttering her hands by her face in feigned delight. "To Dracula, thank you for giving me the opportunity to play Mina in your imagination, at least until I shot you dead. Really, thanks for the therapy bills.
"I don't have an agent to thank, unless you mean the fake F.B.I. agent. In which case: thanks for the orgasms, and also for having a gun with silver bullets. Otherwise I never would have been able to shoot kill someone, or is it something? I think someone, maybe, a monstrous, creepy and way obsessive someone."
"Because Lucy, even though you turned out to be a whole different person - people - you my good friend. I miss you. This is for you." Jamie brought a napkin to her lips and pressed them against the fragile paper until she felt it fraying.
The Problem with Chocolate
Pairing: none
Length: 100 words
Here's the problem: chocolate is awesome.
Okay, that isn't an actual problem. Chocolate was intended to be awesome, and oh, does it serve its purpose well, especially when covered in a thin candy coating.
Gabriel grabs a handful of M&Ms. See, the real issue with chocolate is that he still craves it. Gabriel is shinning his little light again, because after the holyfire the bushel has been obliterated. But even though he dropped the Trickster disguise, he can't give up the candy.
Gabriel doesn't want to join into the apocalyptic squabble, but he might step in if it messes with his supply.
Light Bringer
Pairing: none
Length: 100 words
Uriel received the knife when Earth was unformed. It had been made for him when the apple remained uneaten and the world pure. The blade was a sign; this angel will not fall. He had been trusted to end unworthy angels, douse their lights.
Uriel took satisfaction in the thought. He was fulfilling his name and purpose, bringing those lights to their end. Uriel continued to do so when he was ended by that same knife. For after all, his name meant the same as Lucifer's, and the fire needed to cleanse the Earth would indeed be a bright light.
The Oscar Speech
Pairing: none, references canonical het
Length: 200 words (double drabble)
Character: Jamie (from Monster Mash)
Jamie hadn't ever wanted to be a movie star. When she was little she didn't make an Oscar speech to the mirror with a hairbrush microphone. Or at least, after Oktoberfest ended, when she looked into the mirror behind the bar, grabbed a bottle and began to speak.
"I would like to thank the Academy, and of course God." She paused, fluttering her hands by her face in feigned delight. "To Dracula, thank you for giving me the opportunity to play Mina in your imagination, at least until I shot you dead. Really, thanks for the therapy bills.
"I don't have an agent to thank, unless you mean the fake F.B.I. agent. In which case: thanks for the orgasms, and also for having a gun with silver bullets. Otherwise I never would have been able to shoot kill someone, or is it something? I think someone, maybe, a monstrous, creepy and way obsessive someone."
"Because Lucy, even though you turned out to be a whole different person - people - you my good friend. I miss you. This is for you." Jamie brought a napkin to her lips and pressed them against the fragile paper until she felt it fraying.
The Problem with Chocolate
Pairing: none
Length: 100 words
Here's the problem: chocolate is awesome.
Okay, that isn't an actual problem. Chocolate was intended to be awesome, and oh, does it serve its purpose well, especially when covered in a thin candy coating.
Gabriel grabs a handful of M&Ms. See, the real issue with chocolate is that he still craves it. Gabriel is shinning his little light again, because after the holyfire the bushel has been obliterated. But even though he dropped the Trickster disguise, he can't give up the candy.
Gabriel doesn't want to join into the apocalyptic squabble, but he might step in if it messes with his supply.