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falling | gg/dw fusion | serena as the doctor, blair/nate/dan/carter as companions | multi-genfic bingo card #2, square "hamartia", which google tells me is the tragic error of the tragic hero in Greek tragedies. sorry for spamming today, i only have internet on my phone atm and editing posts is a bitch, so i keep making new posts, sorry.
there's only one thing in the entire universe,
all of time and space, all the parts that were and those that never will be,
that she thinks is her error.
flaw.
slight
lapse in judgment.
she does it every time, though, and probably that's the part that makes it so
damn
tragic.
first there is blair.
she went to the beginning of the universe once and there was dust there in shape of a girl. she is telling you this so you understand that this universe began with a girl, so she had no other option than to do the same.
blair had a sly smile,
a hollow laugh
and faraway eyes,
and serena's fingers were young
when they entwined with hers.
nate, nate came next.
nate had a honey smile,
an honest laugh
and soft eyes,
and serena's fingers were sure
when they entwined with his.
they were never lovers, no, neither of them. that's too plebeian for a time lord (too raw, too true, too careless).
though -
that doesn't mean she didn't
love
all of them.
after nate, there was dan.
dan had a knowing smile,
a somber laugh
and encouraging eyes,
and serena's fingers were excited
when they entwined with his.
by the time dan left, she should have learned not to fall in love with them so easily,
and not to need them so desperately
and to be on her own.
oh, well.
carter has a sad smile,
a careless laugh
and reckless eyes,
and serena's fingers are greedy
when they entwine with his.
there's only one thing in the entire universe, all of time and space, all the parts that were and those that never will be, that she thinks is her error.
but her hair still shines golden in the sun,
she still smiles and she still laughs,
and there are still fingers entwined with hers, and
she cannot for the life of her remember what that error is.
there's only one thing in the entire universe,
all of time and space, all the parts that were and those that never will be,
that she thinks is her error.
flaw.
slight
lapse in judgment.
she does it every time, though, and probably that's the part that makes it so
damn
tragic.
first there is blair.
she went to the beginning of the universe once and there was dust there in shape of a girl. she is telling you this so you understand that this universe began with a girl, so she had no other option than to do the same.
blair had a sly smile,
a hollow laugh
and faraway eyes,
and serena's fingers were young
when they entwined with hers.
nate, nate came next.
nate had a honey smile,
an honest laugh
and soft eyes,
and serena's fingers were sure
when they entwined with his.
they were never lovers, no, neither of them. that's too plebeian for a time lord (too raw, too true, too careless).
though -
that doesn't mean she didn't
love
all of them.
after nate, there was dan.
dan had a knowing smile,
a somber laugh
and encouraging eyes,
and serena's fingers were excited
when they entwined with his.
by the time dan left, she should have learned not to fall in love with them so easily,
and not to need them so desperately
and to be on her own.
oh, well.
carter has a sad smile,
a careless laugh
and reckless eyes,
and serena's fingers are greedy
when they entwine with his.
there's only one thing in the entire universe, all of time and space, all the parts that were and those that never will be, that she thinks is her error.
but her hair still shines golden in the sun,
she still smiles and she still laughs,
and there are still fingers entwined with hers, and
she cannot for the life of her remember what that error is.