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Give me the name of one of my ships. I’ll put my MP3 player on shuffle andmake a graphic based on the song. (Optional: I'll also write drabbles for each ship/song combo.)
Who do I ship? Oh, goodness. Just consider anything het from the following fandoms and I've probably considered shipping it:
X-Men (any 'verse ~ don't know Ultimate, Wolvie, or Animated Series well)
The Secret Garden
Take the Lead
Mandie Movieverse
Razor Sharp
Andromeda
Roswell
Divergent
(I've got a few more, but I think that'll do, don't you? Try me if you want something else.)
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Give me the name of one of my ships. I’ll put my MP3 player on shuffle and
Who do I ship? Oh, goodness. Just consider anything het from the following fandoms and I've probably considered shipping it:
X-Men (any 'verse ~ don't know Ultimate, Wolvie, or Animated Series well)
The Secret Garden
Take the Lead
Mandie Movieverse
Razor Sharp
Andromeda
Roswell
Divergent
(I've got a few more, but I think that'll do, don't you? Try me if you want something else.)
Amazing
Date: 2011-08-24 02:46 pm (UTC)Summary: Not everyhing can be painted in black and white. Hank/Raven
Song: "Colour Everywhere" by Deana Carter
Not my best work, but here you are!
Hank was an academic researcher. He was a mutant in hiding. The world around him held only enough interest to determine if he could use it in his studies. Black and white, numbers, technology and genetics bending to his focused touch.
Then she happened.
"So you're mutation is that you're super smart?"
"I wish that were all."
She saw him at his worst, his ugliest part, and smiled at him with the radiance of a golden sun. "You're amazing," she said.
Suddenly, Hank was no longer just an academic researcher. He was a lovestruck schoolboy. He saw the blue skies and the rich colors of her natural skin and the golden, sun-kissed beauty of her recolored self. Visions of rainbows danced through his suddenly lackluster reports. People became his fascination, one in particular.
He wanted to give her the world. And then she told him she did not want the world.
At first, all he could see was red and pain and anger and fear, and then when he finally saw himself in the mirror—through her eyes, maybe—blue...
He wondered if all she had really wanted was him.
Re: Amazing
Date: 2011-08-24 03:27 pm (UTC)And then you deliver the killing blow:
He wanted to give her the world. And then she told him she did not want the world.
Oh, goodness, ouch. That hit hard, fast, and well.
These two are perfectly tragic, and I've got to say that this feels so very right in the X-Men: First Class context. I was so choked by how the relationship between them got so very little, and how the fallout wasn't given a good deal of time...mainly because I wanted to ship them so hard.
(I may still want to, even post-film. "Mutant, and proud," she tells him. She still cares for him and it's wonderful)
Here, you give them -- and Henry specifically -- the moment they deserved. Thank you.
Re: Amazing
Date: 2011-08-24 04:11 pm (UTC)Re: Amazing
Date: 2011-08-24 04:18 pm (UTC)That's exactly HOW to forgive that comment! He wanted to give her the world. He wanted to give her what he defined as perfection, because he cared so deeply. He simply didn't understand exactly what SHE wanted.
Re: Amazing
Date: 2011-08-24 07:38 pm (UTC)Re: Amazing
Date: 2011-08-24 07:02 pm (UTC)Re: Amazing
Date: 2011-08-24 07:06 pm (UTC)