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thisficklemob in seasonal_spuffy

Fic: Untitled (1/1)

Oct 31, 2010 00:00

A bit of seasonal Season 7 from me this time. Unbeta'd, so let me know if you spot any errors. (I'm open to suggestions for the title.)

Thank you to ladyofthelog and snickfic for picking up and carrying the torch.

UntitledBy: caia ( Read more... )

form: fic, genre: holiday, era: btvs s7, creator: thisficklemob

Comments 28

seapealsh October 31 2010, 04:27:54 UTC

Interesting idea. I'm so glad Spike was able to help. You write crazy basement Spike very well.

thisficklemob November 1 2010, 04:40:25 UTC

Perhaps his non-linear thinking and mine are compatible? Thank you!

treadingthedark October 31 2010, 04:42:16 UTC

Cool, I really enjoyed this.

thisficklemob November 1 2010, 04:40:41 UTC

I'm glad. :)

strikske October 31 2010, 05:01:54 UTC

I llike the way you write crazy Spike. You make it feel real.

thisficklemob November 1 2010, 04:41:40 UTC

Why thank you.

missus_grace October 31 2010, 06:07:54 UTC

Very well done!

thisficklemob November 1 2010, 04:42:08 UTC

Merci!

snickfic October 31 2010, 06:10:03 UTC

This was excellent. I very much liked Buffy trying to be kind but also keep Spike out of the way of the kids and vice versa. And then Spike saves the day! Hurrah!

Also, this was fabulous: Maybe these Sunnydale parents had seen more than they let on. Some of them had gone to Sunnydale High during the high-death rate, pre-Buffy days. They were certainly getting too good at costume makeup.

Hee! I always enjoy fic that hints at the day-to-day lives of all Sunnydale's less supernaturally-inclined citizens.

thisficklemob November 1 2010, 04:45:09 UTC

And then Spike saves the day! Hurrah!

He did indeed -- but it was only by chance and the other vampire's posturing that he even knew there was a day to be saved.

Basement Spike is not the most reliable mechanic in the shop.

I always enjoy fic that hints at the day-to-day lives of all Sunnydale's less supernaturally-inclined citizens.

Thanks! I figure, if the class of '99 was celebrating the lowest mortality rate in school history, some of the previous classes must have known something was up.