Title: Crimson Sunset (Part 2)
Pairing: Adam/Hiro, Adam/Ando, Hiro/Ando
Rating: NC-17
Series order:
Screaming into the Wind,
Discovery,
Meeting.
First part is
hereSummary: Adam ponders the nature of memory.
AN: Daniel is Linderman’s first name.
Disclaimer: I own noting but my own words.
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Memory is a construct of ideas trapped inside your head that shifts and transforms itself with no notion of space or time )
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I feel quite bad for him myself. He's so tragic in a fucked up way.
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But you are so brilliant. >.< This fic is soooo amazing.
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Hiroshima. I didn't even get to write the entire word. Seeing the first four letters gleaming up at me from the lined paper was all it took to activate my healing and bring all the memories rushing back like water suddenly bursting from an exploded dam.
That is so totally how he knew this. This is my canon now. *runs around like an idiot*
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I do find Adam rather easy to write. I just grasp him very quickly. Not that this fic is easy; it drives me crazy half the time, so I'm happy that it's working out like I hoped.
Honestly, I couldn't think of how else he could have heard Hiro's name. And since "Hiro" is derived from Hiroshima, it made sense.
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I actually meant just that whole thing with remembering Hiro, that that was what jogged his memory and how he knows that that is how he can get his memory back. That was genius, really. And it's so canon.
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Is it wrong of me to stubbornly hope that Adam will lose his nerve or obsessive need for vengence and...well, just leave Ando the hell alone?
Your prose is astounding. Your characterization is fabulous and I actually squeed when you mentioned little Elle. I have no idea why; the awesomeness of the fic just made me giddy I suppose.
Okay. So yes.
::loves::
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I really can't tell you how that will end up. I kinda want to, but I can't. I know how you feel, though. Ando is just...Ando. Coming up with the ending was difficult, partly because of that.
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