Past-Part Fills Post 1 -- CLOSED

[hetalia_kink]

Thanks to anon's suggestions we are now enforcing a past-part fills post

Fresh past-part fills post HERE

Comments and Suggestions go here

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Say Nothing At All (America, Canada, miscarriage)

[anonymous]

Request: http://hetalia-kink.livejournal.com/10960.html?thread=20402896#t20402896

I am not Anon who offered in that thread.

WARNING: Contains discussions of miscarriage and mpreg.

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1939"I-I don't know what to say," Canada admitted. He stood in the entrance way, twisting his hat in his hands. Behind him the screen door banged against the door frame

Re: Say Nothing At All (Historical notes)

[anonymous]

Absaroka was a proposed state, made up of parts of Montana, South Dakota, and Wyoming, that contemplated secession and forming its own state in 1939. America is so thin and weak because this is set during the Great Depression, which had begun ten years before in 1929 and continued until World War II.

The incident Canada remembers is the State of Franklin, which existed for 4 years between 1784 and 1790 before being absorbed into Tennessee.

stunned OP here

[anonymous]

Oh, this was so gorgeous! I was so happy about the fill I was torn between squeeing in and sniffling because of how bad I felt for America. I attributed his being skinny to the Depression right away, and I love that you added that in. I love the part about Canada fidgeting with his hat, then dropping it, and just holding America. The two of them are so good with each other! God... I love how you put so much into a short piece - the bit about the state of Franklin and England, and how Arizona and New Mexico were there too, and how they were swept up into the hug in the end. Thank you so much!

Re: Say Nothing At All (Historical notes)

[anonymous]

Gahh, /rubs eyes

Your writing brought me to tears author!anon. There's just so much emotion that I could feel it.