Another new ship arrives at
we3sisters! Is there an epidemic around this place or what? Please welcome Zacharias Smith/Daphne Greengrass to the mix.
Clair de Lune
Pairing: Zacharias/Daphne
Summary: In war-torn England, one is captive and the other captor. Will dark things ensue?
Rating: Restricted. Adult themes and adult language.
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Is Daphne really a deatheater? Or just a young woman who is desperate enough to steal a wand off the only guard who shows her kindness? Is Zach being kind when he shows up again, and feeds and clothes her? Or is he laying a trap for her, knowing she may lead him to his enemies? That second wand ...
Your fics always leave me in this state, wondering and curious.
The interrogation scenes were very fraught, full of short, terse passages to illustrate a harsh, hellish existence.
The scenes where Zach brings light and music and provides an escape for Daphne beyond the physical boundaries of her body and her imprisonment were, by contrast, full of fine descriptions and melodic turns of phrasing.
What a wonderful read!
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I'm happy to see this here! I think moving on to a new pairing, a new style (re: verb tense), and a new process is always scary at first but thank you for sharing this with us. I like how it ends but it does leave me wanting more - hmm, I wonder what modifications you have made.
Also, *love* this line: "It masquerades as "Clair de Lune" by Claude Debussy, but it's really you." I think the underlying meaning of this line is embedded in the fic, in the characters and the writer herself!
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Lol! I love how I'm not the only one getting sidetracked by an unexpected new obsession :) I can't wait for you to have more time on your hands so you can give us more Astoria :)
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The writing style. You're economical with your words. It just reminded me of you. When I saw it on the exchange I wondered if someone hadn't been able to complete their assignment and you'd been called in...
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Yes, I was given around ten days from start to finish, and you know what a slow writer I am so this was a major dash for me.
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LOL.
Maybe most people couldn't tell? After having a writing lesson (or two) from you, I think I'm probably more aware than the average reader of your writing style. No passive phrases, words that pack a punch without being superfluous....
Ten days, though? Wow. I never would have guessed. Maybe you should try off the cuff more often? :)
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