Title: Smoke and Mirrors
Author:
colonel_bastard Characters/Fandom: Basil, Ratigan. The Great Mouse Detective.
Word Count: 4,450
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Ratigan reconsiders an old opinion and forms a new habit, one that will be quite difficult to break.
Warnings: SO MUCH SMOKING, sexual situations, general desecration of beloved Disney characters.
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The blowjob smoking (brain immediately went here, which is a very good place for brain to be) was incredible. I love Ratigan's weird priorities-- sure, he'll rob you, beat your ass, kill you, whatevs it's all good-- but by god, he will be classy while doing so.
And his realization! Reading it, the whole time you're like "RATIGAN, SWEETY, IT'S NOT THE CIGARETTE, IT'S THE MOUTH FELLATING THE CIGARETTE!" and it's like he looks up at the sky, all "Huh? I think somebody is shouting at me about my sexuality."
Yeah, I'm eating Sour Patch Kids while reinstalling Windows on my lappy that just died, so idk if any of that made sense, but the point is I LOVED IT!
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WRONG ICON!
THAT'S BETTER.
I STILL LOVED IT!
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That is INDEED a very good place for a brain to be, thanks so much for sharing. I have always thought that smoking was just one of the sexiest damn things there is, so I must thank YOU for a prompt that allowed me to indulge myself so utterly. It was a win-win scenario for everyone. ^_^
"Ratigan's weird priorities" = SO VERY TRUE.
Ratigan came to his realization in the end, so he must have heard you shouting at him. XD Now if we can just get through to Basil...
Thanks so much for reading and commenting! Your comments always put a big grin on my face. <3
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Thanks so much for reading and commenting! It's always appreciated. ^_^
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I don't know if you did this intentionally, but I loved the cigarette case, because I saw it as also functioning as a metaphor for homosexuality, especially fitting in the era of the Victorians. {engraved cigarette cases were given to young male lovers by their patrons as a signifier of (i think) ownership}. It made me think of Oscar Wilde (particularly his play, The Importance of Being Earnest} :} So lovely, ohmy. I just about gasped when I saw the cigarette case! {and engravings}, {and Basil's edits on the engraving}.
I love the undertones & your discriptions, which never fail to place such vivid imagery in my head. I loved this!
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Damn straight Ratigan and Basil are BAMFs. Let me bring you some smelling salts while you compose yourself on the fainting couch. XD
I am completely THRILLED that you picked up on all my Wilde-induced cigarette case subtext! I think Basil's acceptance of the case was a huge signal to Ratigan, a signal that he received loud and clear--- hence his following gift of a ring. It's all super coded and VIctorian and I'm so tickled that you noticed. ^_^
And I'm so happy to hear that you enjoyed all those descriptions! Sometimes I worry that I'm going overboard with them--- I just love them so much. T_T
Thanks very much for such a warm and thoughtful comment! I really appreciate it!
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I've been away a week and nearly missed this in the sea of updates on my flist! This is completely, totally the most awesome thing, the smoking, the cigarette case, the beloved! Most especially the beloved! I want to do a nice and constructive comment, but mostly my brain is just in a swoon going 'ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh so goooooooooooooood'. I shall return when I am coherent!
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I'm a big fan of the beloved myself. ;) And I think swooning is probably one of the best responses I could hope for! Swoon away! I shall fetch the smelling salts. ^_^
Thanks so much, as always, for commenting--- I'm so lucky to have faithful readers like you. <3
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I am still writing and DEFINITELY still taking suggestions, and that suggestion is AWESOME. I've never seen that film but the scene sounds like a perfect match for this pairing--- in fact, I've actually already found a place for it in an upcoming installment in the series. Keep an eye out for it! :D
Thanks so much for reading and commenting! I hope you'll come back for more--- the series is in full swing and ongoing. We've got a lot more ground to cover and a lot more prompts to fill! ^_^
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So, yeah, I've never read the fic you describe, but it certainly sounds intense! I'm a big fan of Ratigan and that harp. :D
Again, thanks so much for your interest in the series! ^_^
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