We Will Have Peace

[rednihilist]

Disclaimer: 'True Blood' and certain characters are property of HBO Productions and Alan Ball. No profit is gained from this writing, only, hopefully, enjoyment

When it started, it was sudden and sporadic, a twinge or tug or abrupt, but brief, moment of. . .

The status quo does not apply to their kind, however, and while patterns and habits do

Comments

[gildinwen]

Okay I don't watch the series and haven't seen the episode but. THIS. MADE. ME . CRY And i rarely if ever cry. Well done you
*weeps*

[rednihilist]

Thank you. It was my tribute to a brilliant character, and a well done storyline.

Thanks for commenting, too! :)

[septemberoses]

Beautifully written, I enjoyed this very much.

[rednihilist]

Thank you! I'm glad you read it and liked it. It was lovely to write, and I'm happy to have contributed something to such a fan-stirring plot line.

[twinsarein]

Sweetie, that was gorgeous. You really are a talented wordsmith. You have a gift for inspiring emotions with your prose, your descriptive phrases. I haven't watched the show, but I love the books. I am so impressed that you fleshed this minor character out so much (unless his role's been expanded on TV), and with such an incredible back story. You've made me want to watch the show now, if it can inspire dedicated writing like this.

[rednihilist]

*flutters away happily on cloud 9

[roxymissrose]

Oh wow....

I haven't seen this episode yet, but man, this was deeply touching. I could feel the difference between Godric at the beginning of this and at the end, how he grew and evolved into a completely different being. He felt much more human at the start. I liked how the change was pointed up by the use of Gaelic(yes?) at the beginning but none by the end of the story.

You're brilliant, you know that?