Comments | jrosemary: Schemes & Dreams

jrosemary

Schemes & Dreams

Feb 24, 2010 10:13

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slash, white collar, peter-neal, one shot, fan fiction

Comments 20

elrhiarhodan February 24 2010, 15:52:21 UTC

Oh, sweet. Peter's in such denial.

jrosemary February 25 2010, 02:04:13 UTC

Thank you! And ohmygosh--I love your icon!

(And, yeah, Peter's absolutely in denial.)

Punches my body pillow in spite ursula4x February 24 2010, 16:31:45 UTC

Peter gets the really warm and lovable body pillow. I loved the warm cuddling.

Re: Punches my body pillow in spite jrosemary February 25 2010, 02:04:57 UTC

Thanks Ursula! I can't resist cuddly Neal-Peter fics. =P

ext_186374 February 24 2010, 17:32:49 UTC

Awww, how sweet. I love Neal's enthusiasm in this.

jrosemary February 25 2010, 02:06:39 UTC

Thanks! One thing I liked about this episode was the fact that Neal brought Peter into his scheme; I can picture his excitement at having Peter for a conspirator--and then being allowed to dress him up, lol.

asimaiyat February 24 2010, 18:51:32 UTC

So cute! Oh, Peter, just admit it already. :D

And I could see it bring hard to sleep alone after ten years of marriage -- it's hard enough after three.

jrosemary February 25 2010, 02:09:32 UTC

Thank you!

One thing I love about Peter and Elizabeth is their comfort with each other. I'm sure they have plenty of passion too--but I can picture them just being so used to the warmth of each other that it'd be hard to sleep alone even for a couple of nights. (And I'm glad that rang true for you!)

misura February 24 2010, 20:19:07 UTC

Maybe it's just that I've been reading Raymond Chandler recently, but Peter just sounds so old in this - in mind, rather than in body, but still, referring to Neal as 'the kid' and all that ... it made for a very interesting look at Peter and the dynamics of his relationship with Neal.

And now I picture Elizabeth coming home to that last scene and I'm going 'awwww!'. *g*

jrosemary February 25 2010, 02:15:12 UTC

Thanks so much!

I have to admit that I love the scene in 'Free Fall' when Peter refers to Neal as "the kid." And of course that scene in 'Hard Sell' when Peter says, "Atta boy!"

I guess I don't think of it as Peter being old in mind (though I can see where you're coming from.) I think it's more that Neal's so young in spirit. He often seems like a brilliant kid with a great imagination--the kind of kid you can't take your eyes off for a second or he'll be into all kinds of trouble. (Without any goal of malice!)

Thanks again for reading. :)