Title: Strange-Eyed Constellation
Pairing(s): Past Fred/Seamus, Seamus/Dean, eventual Fred/Seamus/Dean, Ron/Harry
Rating: This chapter R; language and potentially disturbing imagery
Summary: War can make strange bedfellows; peacetime allows kindred spirits to join together. Seamus discovers both, and in being true to the baffling desires of his
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Dean could get with the triad thing, but oh dear...
I wonder how bad the injuries are and who will find
them and wow.
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Dean could get with the triad thing, but oh dear...
Oh, good! I've surprised my readership!! Well, I will say that I never intended this story to be a tragedy, but I'll stop with that. Thank you for reading during these wackystrange times. ((hugs))
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mood: tense
no kidding!?!?!
oh, btw - so much love for this line and the thought behind it:
Seamus didn't trust himself to words, fearing he'd say something that would sound as though he somehow loved Dean more because he was willing to let Fred into their twosome again… which wasn't really the case.
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I'm thrilled that you picked up on that line. It's a complicated place for Seamus in that he really does want Fred, but he wouldn't give up Dean for him. He keeps pushing for both, though. ;)
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I liked Dean's reactions in this; thought they were realistic, the outburst when Seamus suggests that a more permanent threesome might be something to consider, and then kissing/groping/whatever with Fred on his own.
Lovely to have this to read while anxiously anticipating DH, and as always, looking forward to the next bit!
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I'd not even picked up on the thought that Dean would feel protective and able to help; it's elements like that that you've alerted me to that make posting a WIP so fun. I've played up on that in the next chapter, something I wouldn't have thought to do otherwise.
Seamus is very human, but also loyal. But still somewhat run by his hormones there's more of a resolution coming up. I think they've all earned it by now. :)
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And Seamus' mam was a McGhinty, eh? *grins*
Dean's outburst is understandable...and so is Seamus'. It would be most difficult to have feelings for two people as Seamus does. Glad Dean seems open to the trio thing...
Brilliant conversation with Fred in the alley...I love how unapologetic he is about wanting to shag Dean...but then again, who wouldn't want to?
I can see Dean and Seamus in the darkened pub, all alone at the far end of the bar, the low lights from behind it lighing them from below...I loved the line where Seamus' heart lifted as Dean ordered the drink...very spot on.
And the accident is quite harrowing, and wrenching to read, even though I knew it was coming.
Another brillian chapter, luv. Your wordcraft never fails to
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I'm just so very, very pleased that this all rings true to life, since it's not exactly a topic you read about all that often. And I'm relieved beyond anything that the rections of the three men to their potentially changing relationship are different enough and still seem appropriate.
Poor Seamus and Dean. But The Author is still writing, and that wasn't the end. :) Thanks for beta'ing this section. I suspect there'll be another one by the weekend, and then I may be relatively close to finished, though I'm not sure. Seamus really does talk a lot, lol!
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