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Okay. I am close to tired enough enough to sleep, which is still too tired to do anything productive, so instead I'm going to something which is almost but not quite the inverse of the fic-line-guessing meme that was floating around recently.
It'll work like this. *I*'ll put up some lines, chosen from random stories I've written, and you guys can tell me what story one or more of them are from.
Oh, not the actual fic that I wrote around them. That would be boring - I already *know* that answer - and besides, it'd be pretty crazy of me to assume everybody has my stuff memorized. Instead, make something up. If you saw only that bit written as a summary, what would you expect about the story? What fandom or pairing or circumstance? If you were given it as a prompt, what would you write? Knowing what you do of me, what might it have been?
(And hey, if you convince me, maybe I'll even write it. But maybe not. It's the thoughts that really really interest me at the moment, not the prompts.)
Anyway.
The lines. I've left any character names in, but if they get in the way, just pretend it says something else. ( That is, after all, the point of the exercise. )
In my current state of exhaustion, this seems like the most fascinating thing ever. ('Though, I'm sure I'll have a different one for tomorrow.) If anyone else wants to do it, they should, because I'd love to play on the other side.
It'll work like this. *I*'ll put up some lines, chosen from random stories I've written, and you guys can tell me what story one or more of them are from.
Oh, not the actual fic that I wrote around them. That would be boring - I already *know* that answer - and besides, it'd be pretty crazy of me to assume everybody has my stuff memorized. Instead, make something up. If you saw only that bit written as a summary, what would you expect about the story? What fandom or pairing or circumstance? If you were given it as a prompt, what would you write? Knowing what you do of me, what might it have been?
(And hey, if you convince me, maybe I'll even write it. But maybe not. It's the thoughts that really really interest me at the moment, not the prompts.)
Anyway.
The lines. I've left any character names in, but if they get in the way, just pretend it says something else. ( That is, after all, the point of the exercise. )
In my current state of exhaustion, this seems like the most fascinating thing ever. ('Though, I'm sure I'll have a different one for tomorrow.) If anyone else wants to do it, they should, because I'd love to play on the other side.
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