Worse than Death

Dec 25, 2010 19:08

Title: Worse than Death (a response to irishredlass69’s Merry Christmas)
Team Name: Spy for the Death Eaters
Word Count: 100
Rating: NC-17 for gore?
Challenge: Back from the dead, Possessive!Snape
Characters: Hermione/Severus/Ron
N/A: Please read Irish’s drabble first or it won’t make much sense. First posted on droxy’s journal under tasteless holiday humour. ( Read more... )

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delayed_poet December 25 2010, 18:24:50 UTC
That is a very extreme response to the meant-to-be-horrific Ron/Hermione fluff. Very disturbing imagery, indeed.

Well done!

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duniazade December 25 2010, 18:31:02 UTC
I think it's really a preferable fate...

Thanks!

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irishredlass December 25 2010, 18:25:41 UTC
Hee It seems Severus is not to be thwarted in death or love.

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duniazade December 25 2010, 18:31:41 UTC
Of course not! :D

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deirdre_aithne December 25 2010, 18:28:07 UTC
*squee* I love you for this! :D

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duniazade December 25 2010, 18:33:08 UTC
We're doing such a fine job of being cruel for Christmas. *hugs fellow Death Eater*

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septentrion1970 December 25 2010, 18:30:20 UTC
You're the queen of horrible! I suspect the Dark mod will be very pleased.

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duniazade December 25 2010, 18:34:03 UTC
Hee! Thanks. I hope so!

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fourth_moon December 25 2010, 18:50:53 UTC
urrrrrrrrrrgh...

okay, well-written. Very, very unexpected but that's my fault for skipping the rating on the basis of what bad thing could possibly happen in a drabble. Describing Snape's voice as silky... makes sense, but I've read it too often. Sorry.

Right, and skinning Ron. Oh dear gods. Complete with rivulets of blood. As a horror story it works great, it caught me totally by surprise and the descriptions are very evocative (don't I wish they weren't) with no purple prose. The second to last line creeps me out like whoa which is really hard to do.

Oh, and I love the icon. I practically read the drabble as an afterthought which explains skipping the ratings which explains my "what in ...?" reaction. Really good horror story, caught me totally by surprise. If there's a follow-up, I'll read it. Very carefully.

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duniazade December 25 2010, 19:11:35 UTC
Oh, it was a sort of bad taste humour contest between us - trying to horrify each other by upturning/using HGSS clichés. I swear to you that Irish's drabble was far more terrifying, at least for me!

Thank you and sorry for the eurgh factor.

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