Ashley's Family Didn't Survive
anonymous
February 15 2014, 01:40:16 UTC
Basically I want a fic starring Ashley learning that her entire family died during the Reaper Invasion of Earth. (I always personally think of her as Brazilian so if you could work that in somehow I'd be grateful)
The Walking Wounded 1/2
anonymous
February 15 2014, 11:50:03 UTC
She'd pulled the trigger without a second's hesitation when she saw her. The woman who'd born her, nursed her, put bandaids on her knees and kissed her good night, turned into a metallic ruin by the Reapers. Ashley's aim was exceptional, the rotting flesh of the skull, once covered with the same lustrous brown hair that all her daughter's shared, was violently displaced by the bullet which put an end to her final suffering
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The Walking Wounded 2/2
anonymous
February 15 2014, 22:56:48 UTC
The Normandy was back under Alliance command after Shepard's death. The alien crew had been politely issued their departing orders, and a new commander had been assigned
( ... )
Re: Ashley's Family Didn't Survive
anonymous
February 15 2014, 14:01:47 UTC
Huh... That's awkward. As a Brazilian myself it never occurred to me think about her as the same. I always pictured her as being of Hispanic ascendance, but it's kinda cool to think of it like that. I think I got a new headcannon.
Anyway, that was a heart-wrecking piece of work. So beautiful and sad. Made me tear up badly.
Re: Ashley's Family Didn't Survive
anonymous
February 22 2014, 12:45:28 UTC
Well it's stated she went to boot in Brazil, which usually you go to the closest one. Add that to her looking more hispanic and that's how people (including me) come to headcanon that :P
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That's awkward. As a Brazilian myself it never occurred to me think about her as the same. I always pictured her as being of Hispanic ascendance, but it's kinda cool to think of it like that.
I think I got a new headcannon.
Anyway, that was a heart-wrecking piece of work. So beautiful and sad.
Made me tear up badly.
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