[part nine: fill] Brother vs. Brother [America, Confederacy]
Title: Brother vs. Brother
Author: Anon.
Type: Art.
Status: Complete.
Characters, Pairings: America, Confederacy
Rating: 2 Stars.
Original Request: The Confederacy and America meet for the first time and the Confederacy thinks it's time to humble him, non-con assumes.
1. The Confederacy does not come across as a redneck, but as a really twisted version of a southern gentleman and speaks in a rather warm, but cruel manner.
2. America must fight back against him as hard as possible, but the Confederacy is actually currently much stronger than him right now.
3. The Confederacy also mocks America's personality flaws and the political institutions of that time. He knows all America's weak points, because he is apart of him.
4. The Confederacy looks like America, but with a southern accent and muscular due to farm work and Alfred's glasses (America could not have them right now due to Texas leaving him.) He also has neater hair and appearance.
5. When this is all done a historical figure finds a broken and beaten America.
Summary: The Confederacy gets rough. Real rough.
Author: Anon.
Type: Art.
Status: Complete.
Characters, Pairings: America, Confederacy
Rating: 2 Stars.
Original Request: The Confederacy and America meet for the first time and the Confederacy thinks it's time to humble him, non-con assumes.
1. The Confederacy does not come across as a redneck, but as a really twisted version of a southern gentleman and speaks in a rather warm, but cruel manner.
2. America must fight back against him as hard as possible, but the Confederacy is actually currently much stronger than him right now.
3. The Confederacy also mocks America's personality flaws and the political institutions of that time. He knows all America's weak points, because he is apart of him.
4. The Confederacy looks like America, but with a southern accent and muscular due to farm work and Alfred's glasses (America could not have them right now due to Texas leaving him.) He also has neater hair and appearance.
5. When this is all done a historical figure finds a broken and beaten America.
Summary: The Confederacy gets rough. Real rough.