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tutufansSuuuup. Who's the gal who's epic late with the second part of her Tutu!Exchange gift? This guuuy.
So, because my giftee may not see it otherwise and because this seems to be the trend, without further ado:
Title/Theme: Beginning: Three Instances
Series: Princess Tutu
Rating: PGish? (There's mention of raven based violence)
Word count: 3,845 (I'm playing with the big boys now.)
Characters/Pairings: Siegfried/Tutu, Lohengrin/Tutu (...kinda.)
Summery: "As far as she’d been concerned, she’d rather have nothing more to do with him." (Tutu!Exchange/birthday gift for![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
lycorne). This is written with her in mind, so don't be too disappointed if it's not to your liking. ^^; Bonus: It's got a soundtrack!)
Finished: December 29th, 2008. 1:25 am.
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.
Turn back the clock, and the past can be frightening.
So, because my giftee may not see it otherwise and because this seems to be the trend, without further ado:
Title/Theme: Beginning: Three Instances
Series: Princess Tutu
Rating: PGish? (There's mention of raven based violence)
Word count: 3,845 (I'm playing with the big boys now.)
Characters/Pairings: Siegfried/Tutu, Lohengrin/Tutu (...kinda.)
Summery: "As far as she’d been concerned, she’d rather have nothing more to do with him." (Tutu!Exchange/birthday gift for
lycorne). This is written with her in mind, so don't be too disappointed if it's not to your liking. ^^; Bonus: It's got a soundtrack!)Finished: December 29th, 2008. 1:25 am.
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.
Turn back the clock, and the past can be frightening.
