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gehayi

Drabble Meme

Apr 27, 2009 06:56

From daegaer: The first TEN people to comment in this post get to request a drabble of any pairing/character (from one of my usual fandoms). Original fic is also allowed--you can toss names, photos, descriptions of personalities at me--with the provision that none of the characters be from any works in progress. In return, those ten people have to post ( Read more... )

memes, drabbles, writing

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zoesmith April 27 2009, 11:10:35 UTC

Ooooh I want to play! Could I please please have some Sirius/Remus fluff? :)

xx

gehayi April 27 2009, 18:28:47 UTC

Trying to get Sirius a Valentine's present was difficult ( ... )

zoesmith April 27 2009, 18:32:42 UTC

Awwwww honey this was wonderful! Totally warmed my heart! I just love these two together!

Remus found the perfect gift for Sirius!

Thaaaaank you hun! I love it!

xoxo

roseinlove12 April 27 2009, 12:21:02 UTC

Oh can you please do a Master/Rose Tyler Drabble!?

gehayi April 27 2009, 19:20:20 UTC

I did the Anthony Ainley Master rather than the John Simm one. I hope that's all right.

***

"Come here, my dear." The voice was velvet-soft but commanding. Rose didn't even think of disobeying.

"Here I am," she said, walking over to the man. He looked oddly diabolical-black hair, a Van Dyke beard, and a chilling smile-but she was distracted by his clothes. He had a lacy mini-ruff about his neck, and some sort of black medieval outfit which wouldn't have looked out of place on a man playing Hamlet.

He had to be going to a fancy dress party-even though she couldn't picture him going to any parties here in South London. His accent was all wrong. More to the point, he didn't look a bit insecure or out of place, despite how he was dressed. I am in style, his bearing said. It is the rest of you that are out of fashion."You are Rose Tyler ( ... )

ani_bester April 27 2009, 12:59:15 UTC

I don't suppose HP is still a usual fandom for you?
If so, I'd love a scene between Peter and Remus somewhere between book 6 and 7.

I'm still erked at the lost potential in canon

gehayi April 28 2009, 11:23:12 UTC

Here you go. It...er...turned out not to be a drabble.

Epistle to the Last Marauder

beachkid April 27 2009, 14:07:42 UTC

*jumps in*

*points to icon*

the harry and the john, please?

gehayi April 28 2009, 18:00:32 UTC

They look like the very definition of opposites, the affable Mafia don in his cost-the-earth suits, handsome in a favourite coach kind of way, and the beanpole wizard who dresses like an extra out of an old Western and who needs a shave and a good meal.

Each man's friends will tell you that they cannot stand each other, that they cannot set foot in the same room without the air crackling with sarcasm--and more than sarcasm, for the wizard has a hard time keeping his temper when the don is around, and the air grows hot as if it were about to catch fire. They vivisect each other with words as their friends urge them to stay apart, not to fight, that they have enough enemies ( ... )

erastes April 28 2009, 18:06:48 UTC

Oh lovely - entirely within canon and entirely true!! Well done!

gehayi April 28 2009, 20:32:53 UTC

I try to stick with canon--so many people don't see all the ways in which these two show evidence of affection for each other in the books while loudly proclaiming that they loathe each other with a passion.

And thank you! I'm glad you found it lovely!

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hekatelesedi April 27 2009, 14:20:43 UTC

Hi, your work is AWESOME!

gehayi April 27 2009, 19:59:14 UTC

Hi, thank you!

hekatelesedi April 27 2009, 20:15:32 UTC

In terms of a fic, Harry Potter, or an origific would be awesome.

I like things with inherent powers, like telepathy, empathy...things that just happen, like the five "real" senses.

Part 1 gehayi May 18 2009, 23:26:38 UTC

Okay. I don't know if this is what you were looking for, but...here's the start of a story about telepaths.

***

Let me just get this over with right now. I'm a telepath. And I bet I know what you're going to say next.

Oh, not because I'm reading your mind. It's just people have two basic reactions to telepathy, and I've been seeing both of them for about seventeen years or so. The first reaction is a cringe and a backstep, followed by a sidelong glance that says: Is she reading my mind now? What does she know about me? Does she know everything? God, how do I even talk to someone who knows exactly what I'm going to say before I say it? It's as formal and polished as any dance. My grandmother calls it the Mental Magic Minuet, even though I've told her over and over that telepathy isn't magic and never has been. She says, "I prefer alliteration to accuracy, 'Tavia."

The second reaction is a bright toothpaste smile-sometimes sincere, most times not-followed by, "That's great! Oh, I wish I were a telepath!" And then there's usually ( ... )

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