Title: Life of Lepidoptera Summary: Hades/Persephone. Prompt: use rabble of butterflies somewhere in the text. Words: 550 A/N: Sorry, seraphcelene, I broke our rules and didn't write a drabble!
You're welcome :) I figured I'd read through the drabbles you're posting because I haven't gotten to read much of your writing yet. Most of the fandom stuff is going over my head but it's still all good writing.
No need to promise anything, I like just throwing out prompts. :)
Thank you! I'm so glad you liked it. That means a lot to me coming from you!
Spike, huh? As I said to someone else above, I had a friend whose version of Hades looked like Snape, and I'm afraid I rather stole her idea. Well, mine doesn't look like Snape, but he is something different than just a faceless Lord of the Underworld. He's horribly sarcastic and clever like Spike, but I'm afraid his propensity to brood is far more like Angel's.
And Hades has some weird shit going on with his brothers. *wants Hades/Zeus*
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I'll try to make one of your prompts something you know something about. But I can't promise anything. Thanks so much ;o)
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I figured I'd read through the drabbles you're posting because I haven't gotten to read much of your writing yet. Most of the fandom stuff is going over my head but it's still all good writing.
No need to promise anything, I like just throwing out prompts. :)
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The only life down here akin to the bright, wild life she’s known is the fluttering in her stomach.
You took an old metaphor and made it alive and new. Perfect.
“Madam Butterfly,” he says, because he knows history that hasn’t been written yet and loves to tease her for it.
Not only does this continue the metaphor, but it gives us great insight into Hades' character.
"Come now, you never once felt smothered?”
“Of course not!” She almost laughs in his face. “My moth-”
“I’m sorry,” he says smoothly, turning to leave, “I meant to say ‘mothered’.”
Oh, OUCH! Hurting with the truth - I love it. (Is it wrong that in my head Hades kind of looks like Spike? HEEEEEEEE.)
And the last line is just perfect.
This is stunning work, from beginning to end. I am in awe.
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Spike, huh? As I said to someone else above, I had a friend whose version of Hades looked like Snape, and I'm afraid I rather stole her idea. Well, mine doesn't look like Snape, but he is something different than just a faceless Lord of the Underworld. He's horribly sarcastic and clever like Spike, but I'm afraid his propensity to brood is far more like Angel's.
And Hades has some weird shit going on with his brothers. *wants Hades/Zeus*
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