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Fic: Golden Eagle I: Bright-Gold (1/1)

Jul 19, 2007 00:01

Title: Golden Eagle I: Bright-Gold (1/1)
Author: BradyGirl
Pairings/Characters: Steve/Diana
Category: Drama
Rating: R (for violence)
Warnings: Aftermath of combat violence.
Spoilers: None
Summary: After a savage battle, Wonder Woman searches for the man she loves.
Date Of Completion: July 18, 2007
Date Of Posting: July 19, 2007
Disclaimer: I don’t ( Read more... )

steve trevor/wonder woman, golden eagle, steve trevor/diana prince, golden age

Comments 10

greeneyelove July 19 2007, 04:23:19 UTC

You had me holding my breath! I was so afraid. The last line was perfect. It makes me want to know more about this couple.

bradygirl_12 July 19 2007, 04:44:15 UTC

You had me holding my breath! I was so afraid.

Yes, it wasn't an easy fic to write, but once it started, it flowed easily.

The last line was perfect. It makes me want to know more about this couple.

Thank you, Green Eyes! And it appears I'm the one to come to for learning more about Diana and Steve. I think I'm the only one who writes them! :)

oszras July 19 2007, 04:29:00 UTC

Ew, the het - get it away, away from me! (I'm joking :D)

I truly love this, the descriptions, oh! and the colors the way they mix together, and it feels so Golden Age and guh! I love this really.

They way you mix the heritages and cultures of Diana's home and her adopted home together is great.

I love everything about this fic - it's so, so perfect. It feels right too.

bradygirl_12 July 19 2007, 04:52:08 UTC

Ew, the het - get it away, away from me! (I'm joking :D)

I know, I know! :) Ironically, as a dyed-in-the-wool slash fan, I often team Diana, who practically lived on the Island of Lesbos, for crying out loud, with a man! LOL! But I can't fight chemistry. ;)

I truly love this, the descriptions, oh! and the colors the way they mix together, and it feels so Golden Age and guh! I love this really.

Thank you, Oszras! I'm pleased especially about the colors, as I believe that writing can create colors on a canvas of the mind.

They way you mix the heritages and cultures of Diana's home and her adopted home together is great.

Yes, she is a child of her heritage, but she's willing to learn more about the country she's come to help fight the Nazis.

I love everything about this fic - it's so, so perfect. It feels right too.

Thank you kindly, and I'm glad you liked this story. :)

oszras July 19 2007, 05:21:13 UTC

I know, I know! :) Ironically, as a dyed-in-the-wool slash fan, I often team Diana, who practically lived on the Island of Lesbos, for crying out loud, with a man! LOL! But I can't fight chemistry.

You know, I honestly don't mind pairing her with men, to me she's bisexual anyway (and poly-amorous). I mean the Greeks were already a open minded culture anyway and the Amazons have already evolved in many ways like technology, socially etc. since then. So yeah Diana is kinda "love for all" woman. :D

Thank you, Oszras! I'm pleased especially about the colors, as I believe that writing can create colors on a canvas of the mind.
I totally agree.

Thank you kindly, and I'm glad you liked this story.
Your welcome and I'm glad you wrote it. :D

bradygirl_12 July 19 2007, 17:01:37 UTC

You know, I honestly don't mind pairing her with men, to me she's bisexual anyway (and poly-amorous). I mean the Greeks were already a open minded culture anyway and the Amazons have already evolved in many ways like technology, socially etc. since then. So yeah Diana is kinda "love for all" woman. :D

Yes, it's all in the chemistry! While I intend to write her in a femslash someday (right now my femslash bunnies have been Catwoman/Black Canary and will probably be Silver Age Supergirl/Batgirl), I love her with Steve and in all the different incarnations I can come up. As Jen mentioned, I wrote them in the Civil War, and there was a nice little piece that showed them at peace while enjoying an island idyll. :)

I'm sure I'll have more plot bunnies with these two! :)

jij July 19 2007, 13:17:09 UTC

I really love the historical war-stories with Steve and Diana! This fits so nicely with the Civil War one, even though of course they can't be the same continuity. :)

I've just been doing research on Iwo Jima, actually, so this really evoked the books I've been reading.

Aphrodite, if he’s gone, please bring him to Olympus. When it’s my time, I’ll join him there.

I love the bond between these two, romantic and comradely at the same time. Lovely.

bradygirl_12 July 19 2007, 16:33:06 UTC

I really love the historical war-stories with Steve and Diana! This fits so nicely with the Civil War one, even though of course they can't be the same continuity. :)

Yes, two different timelines! :) But the war settings seem to fit. They first met during war (Wonder Woman's debut was December of 1941) and she's a warrior and he's a soldier/pilot so it seems logical! :)

I've just been doing research on Iwo Jima, actually, so this really evoked the books I've been reading.

Yes, I've seen pictures of the dead floating at Tarawa and other battles, and the Pacific battles seemed even more savage than the ones in Europe at times.

Aphrodite, if he’s gone, please bring him to Olympus. When it’s my time, I’ll join him there.

I love the bond between these two, romantic and comradely at the same time. Lovely.

Thank you, Jen! :)

They fell in love at first sight, but grew to appreciate each other as friends and comrades-in-arms, too.

Blame a steady diet of reading these two while I was growing up! ;)

blackrosebard July 21 2007, 00:43:50 UTC

A very...moving...look at the battle's aftermath.

I do envy you your ability to describe without being bogged down in it.

bradygirl_12 July 21 2007, 01:04:21 UTC

A very...moving...look at the battle's aftermath.

Thank you, Merfilly!

I do envy you your ability to describe without being bogged down in it.

Yes, sometimes it's not easy. I think I've gotten some sense of timing and pacing after all these years of writing.