BtVS Double Drabble: Worlds Apart
Title: Worlds Apart
Fandom: BtVS
Author: badly_knitted
Characters: Giles, Jenny Calendar.
Rating: PG
Word Count: 200
Spoilers: Early Season Two.
Summary: Giles finds computers confusing, yet he’s dating a woman who makes her living from them.
Written For: Challenge 363: Amnesty at fan_flashworks, using Challenge 48: Technology.
Disclaimer: I don’t own BtVS, or the characters.
A/N: Double drabble.
Giles didn’t understand so-called information technology. When home computers had come along a few years ago, he’d thought they were a fad, one of those supposedly clever ideas that would never take off, because why would anyone need such a device when there were books? Now he was beginning to think he’d been wrong; it looked like they were here to stay, and he still didn’t understand them. Faced with using one he was confounded, floundering around completely out of his depth, while to people like Willow, a mere sixteen-year-old, computers were second nature.
Maybe Jenny was right and he WAS an old fuddy-duddy, too set in his ways to keep up with modern-day technological advancements. Of course, he wasn’t the one who’d uploaded a demon to the internet… Not that he blamed Willow for that little mishap. More care should have been taken in selecting the books to be scanned.
Still, computers and Rupert Giles were not a good combination, he found them unnatural, so what in blazes was he thinking becoming romantically involved with a woman whose life was so enmeshed with the fiendish things?
But Jenny was beautiful, exciting, and considered him sexy. That was reason enough.
The End
Fandom: BtVS
Author: badly_knitted
Characters: Giles, Jenny Calendar.
Rating: PG
Word Count: 200
Spoilers: Early Season Two.
Summary: Giles finds computers confusing, yet he’s dating a woman who makes her living from them.
Written For: Challenge 363: Amnesty at fan_flashworks, using Challenge 48: Technology.
Disclaimer: I don’t own BtVS, or the characters.
A/N: Double drabble.
Giles didn’t understand so-called information technology. When home computers had come along a few years ago, he’d thought they were a fad, one of those supposedly clever ideas that would never take off, because why would anyone need such a device when there were books? Now he was beginning to think he’d been wrong; it looked like they were here to stay, and he still didn’t understand them. Faced with using one he was confounded, floundering around completely out of his depth, while to people like Willow, a mere sixteen-year-old, computers were second nature.
Maybe Jenny was right and he WAS an old fuddy-duddy, too set in his ways to keep up with modern-day technological advancements. Of course, he wasn’t the one who’d uploaded a demon to the internet… Not that he blamed Willow for that little mishap. More care should have been taken in selecting the books to be scanned.
Still, computers and Rupert Giles were not a good combination, he found them unnatural, so what in blazes was he thinking becoming romantically involved with a woman whose life was so enmeshed with the fiendish things?
But Jenny was beautiful, exciting, and considered him sexy. That was reason enough.
The End