Monday/Tuesday Prompt - Knife
There are some untouched prompts left in the Friday/Weekend theme.
The Monday/Tuesday theme for this week is knife. The knife is a tool, but it is also a weapon. They can be both beautiful and ugly; useful and deadly. The razor edge of a knife can mean the difference between life and death, freedom and dismemberment. Just as we use a knife against others, so too can they use a knife against us. We can also use a knife against ourselves, just as those we love can use a knife against themselves. Knives can be repositories of secrets and spirits, symbols of power and arrogance...but what else can they be? You decide...
Remember the following rules:
1) You can leave any number of prompts. Please do. You don't have to provide fic to prompt.
2) Not all prompts/fics/art have to include our Lord but he'll be a sad puppy if he doesn't get the appropriate amount of hot sex love.
3) Please format your prompts the following way to help the Modly Squirrel in the archiving:
PotC, Beckett/Mercer, Sharp
PotC, Beckett/Norrington, Carved to the Bone
PotC, Beckett/Scarlet, The Cut of the Rose
4) Crossovers are welcome too.
If none of the prompts take your fancy have a look at the unused prompts from previous times: Lonely Prompts!
The Monday/Tuesday theme for this week is knife. The knife is a tool, but it is also a weapon. They can be both beautiful and ugly; useful and deadly. The razor edge of a knife can mean the difference between life and death, freedom and dismemberment. Just as we use a knife against others, so too can they use a knife against us. We can also use a knife against ourselves, just as those we love can use a knife against themselves. Knives can be repositories of secrets and spirits, symbols of power and arrogance...but what else can they be? You decide...
Remember the following rules:
1) You can leave any number of prompts. Please do. You don't have to provide fic to prompt.
2) Not all prompts/fics/art have to include our Lord but he'll be a sad puppy if he doesn't get the appropriate amount of hot sex love.
3) Please format your prompts the following way to help the Modly Squirrel in the archiving:
PotC, Beckett/Mercer, Sharp
PotC, Beckett/Norrington, Carved to the Bone
PotC, Beckett/Scarlet, The Cut of the Rose
4) Crossovers are welcome too.
If none of the prompts take your fancy have a look at the unused prompts from previous times: Lonely Prompts!