The Happy Princess (Love-lies-in-tragedy Remix) [Death Note, Rem, Misa, G]
Sep. 21st, 2009 | 02:20 pm
mood: 
blah
“Once upon a time, there was a death god who religiously watched over a human princess—”
“The princess is a symbol. She is indispensable to him (And to me). He loves her (I love you, Misa).”
“He died for her (As I would die for you). That’s why his notebook belongs to her (Do you want to do this? Throw half your life away in exchange for dead eyes).”
“He (I) would have wanted her to live a happy life (Not a half life, never a half life).”
Story ended: Rem died years ago.
“I wouldn’t lie to you.”
Remix of![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
lye_tea 's Fairytale Floss for ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
remixthedrabble. I like how this one turned out; I basically lifted phrases from the original and changed the context. The original phrases refer to Light/Misa, Misa & Ryuuk etc., but I turned it around, changed the speaker and the story =3
This is...sort of technically pre-femmeslash, I guess?
In Death Note, after the epic Kira/L awesomeness, the OMGSoObvious pairing is Rem/Misa.
Super-quick explanation about the Death Note drabble: ( Spoilery, duh. )
Just got myremixthedrabble assignment (Four remixes, here I come!). So am finally getting around to x-posting some drabbles. And updating my fic masterlist...the next few days.
And hi, I'm back. *waves*
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“The princess is a symbol. She is indispensable to him (And to me). He loves her (I love you, Misa).”
“He died for her (As I would die for you). That’s why his notebook belongs to her (Do you want to do this? Throw half your life away in exchange for dead eyes).”
“He (I) would have wanted her to live a happy life (Not a half life, never a half life).”
Story ended: Rem died years ago.
“I wouldn’t lie to you.”
Remix of
lye_tea 's Fairytale Floss for remixthedrabble. I like how this one turned out; I basically lifted phrases from the original and changed the context. The original phrases refer to Light/Misa, Misa & Ryuuk etc., but I turned it around, changed the speaker and the story =3This is...sort of technically pre-femmeslash, I guess?
In Death Note, after the epic Kira/L awesomeness, the OMGSoObvious pairing is Rem/Misa.
Super-quick explanation about the Death Note drabble: ( Spoilery, duh. )
Just got my
remixthedrabble assignment (Four remixes, here I come!). So am finally getting around to x-posting some drabbles. And updating my fic masterlist...the next few days.And hi, I'm back. *waves*
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Golden Children (Arthur & dragon gen, PG, 100 words)
Sep. 21st, 2009 | 03:39 pm
mood: 
calm
When Arthur was six, he faced down a dragon with a wooden sword.
The dragon (a monster as big as a mountain!) took one look at his toy sword and snorted.
"You don't scare me, dragon! Knights always kill the monsters in the end!"
"Prince Arthur Pendragon," the dragon said, as if Arthur had not spoken. "The world will kill and eat you. But not if you eat the heart of the world first."
Arthur frowned. The dragon wasn’t following the storyline.
"Two golden children sharing one destiny."
In the morning, he would think that it was all a dream.
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merlin100's sword prompt & writing_game's exasperating prompt
The dragon's prophecy is inspired by Sylvia Plath's poem "Mary's Song" ("O golden child the world will kill and eat.")
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The dragon (a monster as big as a mountain!) took one look at his toy sword and snorted.
"You don't scare me, dragon! Knights always kill the monsters in the end!"
"Prince Arthur Pendragon," the dragon said, as if Arthur had not spoken. "The world will kill and eat you. But not if you eat the heart of the world first."
Arthur frowned. The dragon wasn’t following the storyline.
"Two golden children sharing one destiny."
In the morning, he would think that it was all a dream.
Answers
merlin100's sword prompt & writing_game's exasperating promptThe dragon's prophecy is inspired by Sylvia Plath's poem "Mary's Song" ("O golden child the world will kill and eat.")
[ LJ | IJ | DW ]