Alphabet of Niteschach (A-L)

Feb 27, 2010 00:37


Fandom: Watchmen
Title: The Alphabet of Niteschach
Characters/Pairings: Dan/Rorschach, every last one.
Summary: Exactly what the title says it is. One drabble for every letter of the alphabet.
Ratings/Warnings: Mostly PG, some PG 13 and a handful of R-rated for spice.
Notes: Some of these are approaching seriousness. A few (W for sure) are just plain ( Read more... )

drabble, watchmen, dark, niteschach, cuteness, silliness

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kovacsisdead March 2 2010, 01:03:33 UTC
.////. Yes, yes. I pulled myself above my storm-clouds and tried really hard to write some happy things. And I... try to stay focused. Keep a concise point for each ficlet.

Hrrr, I agree. More roughhousing fic for them, please god. Maybe one day I'll bother to write an extended fic. or at least, fit more rough housing into the next collection.

Heh. I love uncouth Ror, let him never be tamed.

Ahhhrgh, making me blush. I read that fic so many times; Dan trying to figure out the hotplate and Walter leaving the notes; they're such personal and sweet to me. But its that mechanism you built into that fic- Dan being able to move between their places like Rorschach always has- that makes me such a huge fan of Poor Hand.

(why is there not more marking in this fandom?)

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etherati March 2 2010, 18:49:37 UTC
These are all brilliant(sorry for the late comment, have had a houseguest for a while and limited web access) so I'll have to just hit the highlights:

“Getting slow in old age,” and Dan knows the other man well enough now to recognize that that’s humor softening his growl,I love this, that they can slide from bickering to gentle teasing so seamlessly and Dan can see it when it happens, that's beautiful ( ... )

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kovacsisdead March 3 2010, 00:00:59 UTC
Nnn, thank you very much. (Don't worry about it. Don't really expect comments.)

Illuminate is one of my favorites as far as emotion goes. I like that kind of dramatic irony... though I don't know if it counts as dramatic irony, since rationally, Dan has to know it's Rorschach.

./////. eehhhhngh, stop. It's entirely due to the lovely pictures your stories put in my head.

When I was reading Now, as Before the first time, I started to get this image of Dan checking on Rorschach during his ill-sick phase. And eventually, I knew, there would have been a turning point -- it was maybe the third time through that I decided it would have had to be fairly dramatic -- there's just something about the way Dan talks when Rorschach wakes up and is okay (aside from being a zombie). I hear this hollowed tone, dry and empty, unable to show his relief because the terror has stripped everything out...

rrrl, it's entirely due to you, anyway. Your words gave me words, is all.

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etherati March 3 2010, 00:26:40 UTC
I hear this hollowed tone, dry and empty, unable to show his relief because the terror has stripped everything out...

Yeah, pretty much that, exactly.

Words, I swear. They're like rabbits, they keep making more words.

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kovacsisdead March 3 2010, 00:51:21 UTC
They do. It's bizarre. I think that's why prompt-filling is so much fun...

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