Fic: once upon a five times (Lotrips)
once upon a five times
(or: five things that never happened to elijah wood)
(supposedly) along the same lines as beauty sleep. rated PG, some slash, some het.
Read on hope.oscillating.net
(or: five things that never happened to elijah wood)
(supposedly) along the same lines as beauty sleep. rated PG, some slash, some het.
Read on hope.oscillating.net
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and, eep! *fixes up spelling*
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You said to see if we could guess, so, erm. I'm guessing Snow White...something...Little Red Riding Hood, Hansel and Gretel and....something else. Beauty and the Beast? Heh. I suck.
You, on the other hand, don't. I love the imagery of these, I can see very one very clearly although I think this is my favourite:
when she takes another step forward and drives the shovel down again, hard, it takes the sight of the red skirt seeping rich heavy from where she stands and into the white to realises what has happened. the colours are bright and stark in contrast.
Mrrr. *shivers* Wonderful.
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and my guess is
- Snow White.
- ?
- Little Red Riding Hood
- Hansel and Gretel (Or! any other tale where the children get lost in the forest-- but this one sounds about right)
- The Princess and The Pea (or whatever it's called in English)
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no one's getting the second one! maybe it wasn't overt enough. oh well.
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I'mma guessing (and not counting 2, I'm sorry:
* Snow White.
* Little Red Riding Hood
* Hansel and Gretel
* Beauty and the Beast
... I guess.
*hides*
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/pointless simpsons homage.
ANYWAY! This is gorgeous, very dreamlike and eerie and strange. You do clever meta-meta things with the idea of rps (which in my sleep-deprived brain is connected to the particular style of your photography and also to your academic interests. If this connection still makes sense by morning light, I'll try and elaborate on it) and the fairy-tale reworkings are clever and well done.
Big enthusiastic thumbs up from me, yep.
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n.x :)
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thankeee! *licks*
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um, because, i always tend to want to write things like this and therefore repress it?
eep.
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These five are powerful enough to catch my fancy, even without the added zinger of the fairy tale bent. I am mesmerised! you are too clever by half.
1. still stumped by this one, thought it is my favorite...that last line breaks my heart each time I read it. Ummm, The Wolf and The Seven Little Kids? parts of that fit...
2. The Boy Who Found Fear At Last (http://www.rickwalton.com/folktale/olive25.htm) by Andrew Lang? This one isn't very well known, so I made this a link to the translated story...don't know if it is what you were thinking of, but hey, I'm placing my bet here.
3. Little Red Riding Hood
4. Hansel and Gretel, I suppose... also a lot like Gerda and Kay in The Snow Queen...hmmm...I just don't know.
5. The Princess and the Pea (love this one! I hope that's the right answer, cuz Orlando as a true princess among lots of poser princesses is hysterical!)
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Beautiful stories, all.