Title: Discombobulate
Author:
colonel_bastard Characters/Fandom: Basil, Ratigan. The Great Mouse Detective.
Word Count: 2,975
Rating: NC-17
Summary: When a trap snaps shut, Ratigan gets flustered.
Warnings: Violence, sexual assault, general desecration of beloved Disney characters.
Notes: Fourth in the
Basil/Ratigan series, and if you haven't read
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LOVED how Basil turned the tables right at the end <3 I can't wait to see how things continue to escalate between them :D
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I was so excited when I got this prompt because I'd been itching to write a chapter where Basil gains the upper hand. He's just as diabolical as Ratigan, he just doesn't get a chance to show it very often. Glad you enjoyed it! <3
And as always, thanks so much for reading and commenting!
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GAHHHHH. *BLUSH BLUSH* I am SO FLATTERED that you gave this story so much time and attention!! I am also extremely amazed that you've somehow managed to mention just about everything I was trying to achieve with this piece. Since the story is written in third-person restricted POV (from Ratigan's angle), I wasn't sure if Basil's unusual behavior would ultimately make sense. You've totally hit the nail on the head!! I draw a lot of my Basil from Holmes, especially what you said about the goals of the mind outweighing his respect for the body. Really, I'm just so super thrilled that you see what I see. :DDD
And the title, right? Gotta dig the title. Thanks, Sherlock Holmes soundtrack!! XDDD
I am so pleased that you're pleased. This fic wouldn't have gelled together without such a dynamite prompt, so you're as much to thank as I am. Thank you!! <333
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I love well balanced darkfics. Writing them is a very difficult task, with risks of ugly falls to each side of a very narrow ledge. You manage this seemingly effortlessly.
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Complete props for the ending, by the way, since Basil's ultimate turning of the tables made this fic for me. And I actually really loved the use of the present tense, that added an extra something.
*adds to memories*
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I sort of suspected one of two things -- either Basil was playing possum and about to pull off something ingenious, or something terrible had happened to his state of mind -- and was thrilled when it turned out to be the former. He has such a devious side underneath it all; I doubt he'd be such a great detective without one.
And I adore Ratigan's reaction at the end...you can practically see the hearts in his eyes.
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Basil is an incredibly sharp character, and he does have a streak of diabolicalness that he works very hard to hide. What I love about writing these two together is that they simultaneously bring out the best and the worst in each other.
As for those hearts in Ratigan's eyes--- that's exactly what I was going for. :D
Thanks so much for reading and commenting! I hope you stick around for more! ^_^
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I was too tired to get on my computer to comment though (I refuse to try and be coherent on an iPod). So, here we go.
First, as usual, you have amazed me with how brilliantly you've written this.
I LOVE how it was literally a trap snapping shut, too--somehow, I totally didn't think of it that way. ^^;; Obviously my idea of traps and mice is different than the rest of the world, lol.
And I ADORE the ending! I kept thinking, "there's NO way Basil's just going to sit there and take it!" and then he did, but that ending was ... gah, perfect! <3
And as I'm between classes and running off to do my anthro assignment (I have to sit at the bowling alley and people-watch), I'll end here with an OMG I LOVE YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!
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I'm just so pleased that everyone loves the ending so much! I had a blast writing it, and I hope you were just as surprised as Ratigan when he realized that Basil had pulled a fast one on him. XD
I know you've been super busy with classes and stuff, and I really appreciate that you take the time to read and comment on this series. Thanks so much! I LOVE YOU TOO!! <333
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I loved the ending, and I was surprised! I mean, I just knew Basil had to have something up his sleeve, but I didn't know what, and I didn't know if he'd get his chance this time or in the next one!
I will ALWAYS take the time to read these! <3 I love your writing, and you! If I could say that in Vietnamese yet I would totally say it, but I can't say anything fancy yet beyond "please" (xin loi).
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Aww. <3 Best of luck with Vietnamese! And I'm sorry to hear there's a creepy guy. That's never fun. 9_9
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