The "Big Bad" Wolf

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More fanart, this time with a Fakir/Ahiru fairtale twist! (Fake cut is fake.)

Fakir and Mytho

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This was just some weird alternative fanart I drew for a challenge once.

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Fanfic: Emotional Motion

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There have been a lot of lovely fanworks shared here as of late. I'll just add to the pile.

Very Autor centric, if you're into that sort of thing.

Title/Theme: Emotional Motion
Series: Princess Tutu
Rating: PG-13 (Safety.)
Word count: 7,188.
Summary: Autor isn't satisfied with anything, which hardly differs from the norm. AU set in a post-series college environment.
Finished: August 6, 2010. 12:30 p.m.
Disclaimer: This is a fan-made story for nonprofit use. Princess Tutu is the property of Ito Ikuko, animation studio Hal Film Maker, and ADV films.

This cut, it is so fake.

Fanfics: Two new music drabbles, Fakir/Rue + Fakir and Mytho centric

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I'm posting two today, so I don't clog up the community.  Would you guys rather I posted them all in sets of two, or more than a few days apart from each other, or less, or what?  I don't want to be a nuisance, but they oneshots get pretty long, and they're so different I can't lop them together in one big post.

Song: Ces diamants-la
Artists: Patrick Fiori and Julie Zenatti
Album: Notre Dame De Paris soundtrack, original French
Focus: Fakir/Rue/Mytho
Scenario: Preseries
Rating: PG (K+)
Warnings: Slight sexual tension, implied love triangle, crack pairing
Notes: The first part of the series I wrote, so it's less out-there than others.  But it's the only one with a "crack" pairing.  The song itself, if you listen to it, sounds like a straight-up love song about an engagement, but there's a darker quality to the music that suggests their relationship isn't so wonderful.

Rue tells Mytho they're engaged.  When Fakir hears of this, he sets out to give her a piece of his mind and show her how wrong it is to claim other people.

Song: Make Damn Sure
Artist: Taking Back Sunday
Album: Louder Now
Focus: Fakir and Mytho
Scenario: During series
Rating: G (K+)
Warnings: Slight manhandling, one mention by name of the fiery pit, nothing not in the series.
Notes: I love writing about the relationship between Fakir and Mytho, and I've always associated the song with them. This is a scene that takes place neatly in-series, and is basically a more emotional extension of one of Fakir's pushing-Mytho-around scenes.

Mytho can feel the sunlight's warmth now.  Soon, he will be breakable.  Fakir tries to teach him what will happen then.