New World (3/4)

[moonlighten]

Title: New World (3/4)
Rating: PG-13
Character(s): England, France, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales
Pairing(s): background England/Portugal (in this part)
Warning(s): None
Date: 2010; Edinburgh, Scotland
Word Count: 1209
Summary: The dynamics of Northern Ireland's family begin to change.

Comments

[jedishampoo]

Haha, continuingly cute, seeing these things from NI's perspective. it's like he doesn't want to know about his brothers' romantic doings, but at the same time some warning might be nice. (And I love that he is all prepared to be offended because it's inconceivable that England is so ... kinky. Sock suspenders, LOL)

[moonlighten]

(Apologies for the very late reply...)

Thank you! Poor North really would love to remain completely ignorant (especially when it comes to England, it seems), but his bros just insist on touching other people where anyone might happen to stumble across them and be subjected to the sight of it and if that disgraceful state of affairs is going to continue, he really needs to have the chance to get into the right head space for the eventuality first.

[gisho]

Pppffft. I love how distressed North is here, and how Scotland manages to be quite calm - although obviously without any inclination to thnk about the details! Nice to see how relaxed he's become here about his
relationship with France, too, reading him so easily.

[moonlighten]

Haha, I think Scotland and Wales likely had a moment of being incredibly distressed about everything together when they first found out, worked through the horror, thereafter resolved to never again think about it in anything approaching detail again. Scotland will thus acknowledge it, but he really doesn't want to dwell on the particulars (though France will keep insisting on trying to engage him in conversation about them, unfortunately).

I suspect that France must have some particular tell whenever his thoughts turn sexwards in any way as Scotland definitely seems able to pick that up very well...

(And apologies, too, for my very late reply.)