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Jun 30, 2009 19:24

Renfield had - by the time the brief awkward hand of adolesence had clawed its vivious, bone-deap on his shoulder - learnt not to talk about the things he saw. Sometimes, he learnt so well he forgot them completely, until Benton comes with the white wolf snapping at his feet. The wolf is an attention seeker, spining around like a loop (loup!) ( Read more... )

on the inside i'm a poet, random ficage, turnbull, backstory stuff, poet_verse

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shadowkitty June 30 2009, 19:04:45 UTC
Oh, I like. The prose is really lovely.

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i need a poet!verse icon buzzylittleb June 30 2009, 19:28:33 UTC
It's the weird backstory material - there is more where this came from and new and interesting shades of disturbed... not sure where the not there people/things came from but I think it might be some trance state thing.... it clearly calms down a little until the night he scratches everything in the wall of his nice hotel room. That's hot. And weird. And hotly weird.

*grin*

And I wrote (badly) a little bit earlier stuff with Benton naked and wearing the serge (which he doesn't in this universe - he is a sneaky bastard with principles... and good grammar) and Renfield takes a moment to realise that it's the suit his dad (Ian Turnbull) died in and it is still oozing thick unctous blood the colour of horribly bloody death.

Okay, that bit might have lost it. I keep doing the "colour of trust betrayed, or unforeseen death, or wolf, or unnatural death..." Let's say they had a skin walker problem. There's a reason Quinn (up there) wants the boys out of the house and hupping pinball machines... and it's not Fraser.

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Re: i need a poet!verse icon shadowkitty June 30 2009, 19:32:37 UTC
Awesome! Seriously, this sounds great.

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Re: i need a poet!verse icon buzzylittleb June 30 2009, 19:47:15 UTC
It's all to do with why Muldoon killed Benton's mother.

Dum Dum Da! Clearly still-alive!Bob didn't chase him off the cliff... it's my favourite bit of the original draft/thing/immensity and - thinking about it - it might even have got to you.

You will like it immensly any which way - blood, gore and supernatural murder are your thing.

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Tasty stuff this, Bee papajoemambo June 30 2009, 19:18:19 UTC


Very nice stuff indeed.

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Re: Tasty stuff this, Bee buzzylittleb June 30 2009, 19:31:51 UTC
Hi! Joe! *attack hug*

It's a little random, I am beset with back-story, important backstory... I am the person who tries to retroengineer everything. (agh! Mike Holmes analogy bearly stopped)

This is not the night of spelling things. It is the night of drinking diet coke after 1800 hours. I have a problem. I shouldn't have looked at that AA poster down at the library.

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Re: Tasty stuff this, Bee papajoemambo June 30 2009, 19:33:24 UTC

Did you see th elast few posts I replied to out here - I think you were in a meds-haze at the time and you may have missed them.

Tomorrow's Canada Day - tell your Mum to make flapjacks w maple syrup.

XO

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Re: Tasty stuff this, Bee buzzylittleb June 30 2009, 19:44:30 UTC
I am not a nuclear submarine, so I have to come up for air sometimes

[dosk is home! woo! So now I know a lot about atomic powered aircraft and why they don't work (unless you're Russian and free to kill all the aircrew) and everything else I didn't want to know, but do now]

I was just going to say with the school thing that I know you're not happy in the world of retail (and _hell_ you're not pappy in the world of retail) and you should really find something that completes you and makes you happy.

I am more likely to be baking my famous fruit cake. Boiling butter and sugar sounds syrup-y to me, ymmv. We are cooking in this country regardless of the oven on and then the rads upstairs have gone screwy.

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originalkitsune June 30 2009, 20:48:14 UTC
I am excited at where this might go! :p~~~~ * drooling with anticipation*

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buzzylittleb July 1 2009, 11:56:43 UTC
Thankies! *glompage*

It's related to the big thing (otherwise known as poet) so you might be waiting a while.

Sunshiny comments make the road a little smoother.

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