Hey guys! I started writing this for the fanon cliche challenge, and I'm finally getting around to finishing it. This is a 19th Century AU. I'm not sure if anyone else will find it as interesting as I do, but I hope you'll take the time to read it anyway. Here's the first chapter:
Title: Between the Midway and the White City (chapter one)
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I really like the way you've played with canon to make it fit with the age! Especially Hartley's ears, and what it seems James is doing for his fear of height so far!
(I've recently created an 1840s circus character based on James~ sadly I think that rp may have fallen before it started. orz so this is doing wonderful things for me in that department as well~)
I simply cannot wait for more! (and my little Watson shimeji would keeps popping up the word AMAZING so I think he agrees as well~)
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And I'm so terribly glad that you're keeping the general social attitudes of the time, as offensive as they are to modern sensibilities -- I've gotten so tired of reading period fiction where the actual social structure of the time is entirely set aside for the story. I really appreciate it. :)
I'll be eagerly awaiting more~
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I've never seen Ragtime. Perhaps I should remedy that.
Thanks for the kind words, and I hope the rest of the fic lives up to your expectations :)
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Well, there was nothing harmful in the moralizing tales of Sintram, which was why he didn't believe for a second that that was what Hartley was actually reading.
Snerk!
"Find me one that isn't and I'll give the workers a ten hour day," Osgood said with a laugh.
Sounds like the kind of offhand bet that's just begging to be cashed in... well, is Giovanni a political sort of anarchist?
"Trust me Papa: it's science."
I adore this line, and the whole scene it comes from. Is he going to make himself a Magic Feather placebo or just knock himself high as a kite? Also, another appearance by the Giuseppe parental units!
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