Title: The Mighty Boosh Halloween Special of Doom, Chapter 3
Summary: The Board of Shamen are summoned, and things get confusing
Characters: Vince, zombies, bad guy
Rating: PG-13 possibly slightly higher for gore and scariness
Warnings: zombies being zombies and descriptions of zombies.
Length: 2,290 words/
Disclaimer: I don't know what I'm doing!
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Thank you for this, I second what worriedeye said, it's all kinds of brilliant and full of wondrously funny lines in between the genuine horror and repulsiveness of the zombies! I laughed and laughed when I realised that Naboo had given Vince the same ultimatum as Howard but, of course, hadn't seen fit to tell either of them that the other was feeling the same way... and this line is another absolute gem:
'...the little Howard voice in the back of his head just begged not to be killed because it had so much to give until his brain cell locked it back in the cupboard for it’s own safety.'
I do love the way you write Vince's point of view, you have got so convincingly inside his mind and his thought processes and the whole way the world looks through his eyes.
Can't wait to see where this story goes next, you've set the stage for a climactic cliffhanger of a scene and no mistake!
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Your Vince is such a perfect balance between terrified and still slightly irritable (and thinking about Howard at a time of crisis classic Vince). And the ocelot jumper made a comeback which made me grin and grin. And Naboo giving Vince the same ultimatum YOU BOYS you're such morons!!
I love this and you are wonderful. Can't wait for the update.
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I am so happy that you brought Vince back into it and did a bit from his perspective, because you really understand him and the way he thinks, and the voice here is so perfectly in character. (Plus, I must agree with worriedeye: Vince all disheveled and in a bit of peril is irresistible!) The bit about him running to the upper floor of Topshop and fashioning weapons out of leggings and coat hangers and stilettos is absolutely Vincey, both as a Cockney ragamuffin with a strong survival instinct and as a problem-solver with a knack for repurposing things. (It's also very Booshy!)His regrets about not being nicer about Howard's wardrobe were genuinely sweet, and I absolutely love him escaping to his Happy Place fantasy world in order to cope, because that's Vince all over. (Also, it sounds a lot like the first series of the Boosh ( ... )
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