Thursday = Three-Sentence Fills

Dec 26, 2013 05:00

Good morning, and welcome back to my week! I'm evil_little_dog, and today's theme is Three-Sentence Fills! You can prompt anyone/anything, but all fills can only be three sentences long ( Read more... )

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tigriswolf December 26 2013, 14:23:49 UTC

Brick, Brendan Frye, he grew up and went bad

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I have no idea what this is, but here you go... ereshai December 26 2013, 15:12:59 UTC
I could sit back and pretend life pushed me into my choices.
Women, money, power - all for the price of a few dead bodies.
I know what I am.

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Re: I have no idea what this is, but here you go... tigriswolf December 28 2013, 01:02:47 UTC

Thank you! Now I really wanna know how he reached that point.

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Re: I have no idea what this is, but here you go... ereshai December 28 2013, 04:00:54 UTC
That is an excellent question, for which I have no answer. Now I'll have to watch Brick again and see if I can figure it out.

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tigriswolf December 26 2013, 14:24:08 UTC

Brick, Brendan Frye, his fear response has never worked right

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tigriswolf December 26 2013, 14:24:39 UTC

X-Men, Erik/Charles, neither of them really knows how powerful they truly are

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Mind and Matter, Erik/Charles (X-Men: First Class) creepy_shetan December 29 2013, 23:36:10 UTC
(An idea that wouldn’t leave me alone, despite real life’s best efforts. Hope you like it.)

Power: all of the old clichés for power -- the pen and the sword, the brain and the brawn, the mind and the matter -- seem to point to one answer, but the only ones Charles believes nowadays are the clichés about teachers and doers, words and actions, promises and performances.

Strength: the search for strength never ends -- there is always something more, something greater, to attain or destroy -- and as Erik grows weary of the insatiability, he begins to worry that he doesn’t have the strength to turn around and pursue a not-altogether-new path.

Might: might is right just as might looks on and despairs -- Charles acts in his own best interest by leaving his incomplete future in clever hands with nimble brains, while Erik decides to challenge his ominous future by chasing something brilliantly fulfilling instead -- and therefore neither man minds that nothing else matters because nothing’s worse than what might have been.

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Re: Mind and Matter, Erik/Charles (X-Men: First Class) tigriswolf December 30 2013, 05:32:05 UTC

Thank you!

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tigriswolf December 26 2013, 14:25:04 UTC

X-Men, author’s choice, Magneto is and always will be more badass than you

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tigriswolf December 26 2013, 15:22:24 UTC

Harry Potter, author’s choice, a world where Lily’s patronus was either a mama elephant or a lioness

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Mother rett_chan December 27 2013, 00:52:25 UTC
"Expecto patronum," calls Lily, and there's the bright, bright light she is accustomed to, and... a shape, something huge, her first corporeal patronus; the dementors quail and Lily laughs.

James whistles, and says, "An elephant, love?"

The knowledge is suddenly there, just as though it always was, and Lily laughs again and says, "Yes, a mother elephant."

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Re: Mother tigriswolf December 28 2013, 00:59:04 UTC

Thank you!

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