in support of pairings I have written (or not, see icon for examples)

[harborshore]

I'm stealing a meme from colouredmango (who is borrowing my brain for the evening, btw, and has promised to feed and care for it properly--no, don't ask) and liketheroad.

Ask me about a pairing I have written (or haven't and you think I should write) and I will give you five facts about them or a ficlet or a song that is CLEARLY THEIR SONG or their wedding china pattern, etc etc! Let's say this one is any fandom/band/etc that you can reasonably assume that I'm familiar with, yeah? Familiar meaning, you know, having heard of them.

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[crowgirl13.livejournal.com]

I'm rather fond of it too. :) Especially since now there's MORE of it.

I'm all flaily-handed about this whole reply. First off - that SONG. Yeah, it's sappy but still perfect [and the sort of thing that's really needed in a Gotham AU, to lighten the Grim up a bit].

I love that they fell in together in high school! The way they met and got closer, then realized the triad connection makes sense. [I do wonder, though, what Bob thinks about all of this.] And oh, the emotional epiphany nestles so tidily into the setting so well [Okay, this might just be in my head, but it's like the relationship is cupped like a nesting doll in the greater whirl of Gotham. I love that so much].

And thank you for the aside about Mikey - I was worried for him.
Thank you!

[harborshore.livejournal.com]

Bob is pretty determined to keep them safe, because they're both hopeless idealists, even before they discover Lyn-Z has a meta ability. (He was so pleased with himself for managing to get them out of the way of the Joker.) When they first met, though, he was pretty overwhelmed by the two of them. He tended to think of them as really bright, somehow, the way they smiled and laughed and talked like nothing in the world could break them.

I'm so glad you liked it, really. And no way could I ever kill Mikey. WAYS.