Fix-it for all! Fix allllll the things! (Fix All the Things is my favorite type of AU, you will be totally unsurprised to hear.)
Well, then you will like the fic I'm currently plotting and hoping to write. :D My stated aim is to fix as many things as possible. I've been thinking I need a historical consultant to hash out ideas with...maybe I should join the selenak bandwagon and start doing plot outlines here.
I can't promise I'll recover my ability to write it in time to still be interested in writing it, but hey, just outlining things is fun.
And if Voltaire can avoid gloating too much, which, err....
Yeah, I dunno. Maybe after, like, the fifth time or so?
Yeah, on his own maybe, but the problem is going to be that Fritz won't take this lying down. If we really want to get them together (even temporarily), maybe the prospect of losing Fritz (in whatever sense) moves Voltaire's "can't live with you, can't live without you" pendulum over to "can't live without you," and inspires Voltaire to a declaration of love that softens the gloating? Enough for them to decide to try again? That would be pretty typical behavior for this kind of addictively dysfunctional relationship.
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Re: Wanted: Alive or dead
Date: 2020-03-11 09:59 pm (UTC)Well, then you will like the fic I'm currently plotting and hoping to write. :D My stated aim is to fix as many things as possible. I've been thinking I need a historical consultant to hash out ideas with...maybe I should join the
I can't promise I'll recover my ability to write it in time to still be interested in writing it, but hey, just outlining things is fun.
And if Voltaire can avoid gloating too much, which, err....
Yeah, I dunno. Maybe after, like, the fifth time or so?
Yeah, on his own maybe, but the problem is going to be that Fritz won't take this lying down. If we really want to get them together (even temporarily), maybe the prospect of losing Fritz (in whatever sense) moves Voltaire's "can't live with you, can't live without you" pendulum over to "can't live without you," and inspires Voltaire to a declaration of love that softens the gloating? Enough for them to decide to try again? That would be pretty typical behavior for this kind of addictively dysfunctional relationship.