Fic: Il Maestro

[wowbright]

Artie and Blaine don't have what you might call a close friendship. They don't talk about personal things: Artie doesn't ask Blaine how he's dealing without Kurt, and Blaine doesn't offer; Blaine doesn't ask about Sugar or Artie's family or his hopes for life after Lima, and Artie doesn't feel the need to share.

But it's close in its own way. It's

Comments

[specialj67]

Blerg. That was uncomfortable to read but worth it. I particularly liked the ending; things are happening, and then they just stop. Such is life. Also, can you write more Artie-centric stuff because you are good at it.

[wowbright]

Thank you! I'm glad the ending worked for you. I wasn't sure about stopping there, but it was Wednesday night by then, so ... :) And I'm glad you liked the Artie. I would love to write more of him.

[hildigunnur]

That was so good. I really liked getting to experience what happened between Blaine and Tina through Artie's eyes. And I liked the thoughtful way you had Artie empathizing with Blaine and what Tina did to him. I also appreciate that you also examine Tina and what's going on with her.

[wowbright]

Thank you! I enjoyed getting into Artie's mind here.

[canuckpagali]

This is just so believable. The characters are spot on.

[wowbright]

Thank you so much!

[vanessawolfie]

This was really good. I liked the artie pov and the way you portrayed Tina. You're not telling us something is wrong or that the show did an out of character thing, you're explaining why it fits to Tina's ongoing storyline through the seasons.

[wowbright]

Thank you! Whenever a character does something in canon that I think is out-of-character, I remind myself that by definition, it can't be, because the character belongs to Glee and Glee knows their internal workings better than I do. So it's my job to figure out who this person is and how everything fits. I'm so glad it worked for you!

[spiritwild]

Augh. Thank you.

[wowbright]

Thanks!