Title: Cold Water
Author:
midnightdiddleRating: PG
Warnings: None.
Word count: 2686 words
Summary: The difficulty in being reborn is the newness. That, and sharing a body (and mind) with another person. Prompt: June 23 - Tales of the Abyss, Asch/Luke: postgame body-sharing - At first he'd thought it was Luke's issues that made Luke turn down Tear and only his
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The difficulties they experience and that they're still putting up with this and still care about each other is highlighted by using Asch's POV, although the prompt leaned in that direction. I'm not entirely sure why the melting snow metaphor for Luke. The equivalent for Asch is quite appropriate to Asch the Bloody (it shows up in the nightmares), but if I had to use snow/melting snow for a character in ToA it would be Jade, no question. Luke's more associated with wind/breezes to me. Mind filling me in on what I'm not picking up on?
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...There. Thing is, I *have* done the sidequest (I am a medium-grade perfectionist: I do not need to have collected each and every item [will some day manage with ToS, I hope! I want Genis' title!], but if there's a sidequest I've missed, I'll replay -- esp. with the Tales games, because sidequests tend to figure so much into character development*), but it's been so long, and I alternated playing it with my sister (it took months that way) that I obviously did not connect the dots too well. Thank you for making the effort to spell it out to me -- I'll totally have to re-watch the relevant scenes and discuss this revelation with my sis. (yay fangirl meta! ^_^*)
*which is why when I see people complaining about poorly developed characters in ToS or ToA, I tend to think they have only played the bare-bones storyline and missed about 75% of the relevant behind-the-scenes-stuff.
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