Title: Attention, Chapter 7
Continuity: G1 cartoon, Dysfunction AU
Rating: R
Content advice: Plug ‘n’ play, slash, consensual sexytimes, manipulative copter
Characters and/or pairings: Vortex/Drag Strip
Summary: At last, Drag Strip has what he thinks he wants! But what is Vortex up to?
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Motormaster . . . needs to win and needs to lose, both, I think. He's that mixture of arrogant and insecure that just manages to grate everything the wrong way; he needs to learn to respect others AND he needs to develop some confidence that he is good enough and the occasional loss is not a threat to that.
Drag Strip needs a few lessons in interfacing.
Vortex is potentially in for a surprise if Drag Strip's infatuation is with winning rather than Vortex.
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-.- I very nearly posted this comment with an RP journal, and somehow this just doesn't seem to be an appropriate sentiment for Motormaster. XP
>.> Caffeine, I need you.
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Its a good story. Stunticons are really well characterised and funny, and there's a lot of other character and world building and scene setting with both sets of gestalt mechs during the entertainment, which gives it much depth.
Wildrider - a cheeky sod.
Onslaught's endeavours and Vortex's impertinence are also a high spot; as is Dead Ends' absorption of Nietzsche. Hilarious!
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I think Dead End's in his adolescent Nietzsche phase :P (as opposed to his adult Nietzsche phase, which will probably come later) I'm sure he also composes bad poetry and complains loudly whenever Wildrider forces them all to watch Oprah (but he secretly enjoys it anyway).
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