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be_compromised2013-12-06 08:08 am
ATTF: Three-Sentence Fic Challenge!!
I thought I'd start early, so our Aussie colleagues can play while it's still Friday there! (Although now I will have to submerge for a bit -- work can be a distraction ...)
HERE GOES:
If you're anything like me, you need a break from trying to pummel that Secret Santa story into submission. But ... not that much of a break, because then you'd get distracted and might have to start from scratch, and that would be just ... horrible. Right? Right ...
Allow me to throw you a small distracting flare, in the form of a three-sentence fic challenge. We've done it before, and it was Huge Fun. With any luck, it will help to get those creative juices flowing -- maybe in unexpected directions, maybe in a direction that may actually spur you on! HERE GOES:
If you're anything like me, you need a break from trying to pummel that Secret Santa story into submission. But ... not that much of a break, because then you'd get distracted and might have to start from scratch, and that would be just ... horrible. Right? Right ...
The three-sentence fic is perfect in many ways:
2) Fic and artwork needs to have a rating and warnings (or you can say that you’ve chosen not to use warnings).
3) For people with annoying internet connections, say in the title if a comment is graphic/images/gif-heavy and post picspams under a cut.
4) Have a damn good time! (Because if that’s not happening then this post has clearly failed.)
Perfect for a Friday, especially if you've had a glass of wine (mulled or not).
Perfect for writing -- for practicing economy, for packing a wallop in a teeny space, and for getting that single image out of your head that simply won't stretch into a proper fic;
Perfect for prompting (especially if you'd rather not write); and
Perfect for sharing, caring, and a good laugh or some calculated shivers.
Oh, and icons count too!! (They're small, right?)
Oh, and icons count too!! (They're small, right?)
Go forth and prompt, ficcify, iconize, crossover, fuse, provide thinky thoughts -- or meta on the utility of three-sentence anything! We'd just ask that you put any warnings (or "chose not to warns") into the header for anything you may come up with.
And a reminder:
1) Always label NSFW (Not Safe For Work) stuff in the title and post under a cut.2) Fic and artwork needs to have a rating and warnings (or you can say that you’ve chosen not to use warnings).
3) For people with annoying internet connections, say in the title if a comment is graphic/images/gif-heavy and post picspams under a cut.
4) Have a damn good time! (Because if that’s not happening then this post has clearly failed.)
Have fun!
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Budapest, revisited.
Budpapest is never far away (WANGST AHOY)
He doesn't focus on the horrible things - what is left of his conscious mind drifts to somewhere far away; the very same place where he fell in love.
Budapest, he's there and for the moment everything will be okay!
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Clint stares at the coffee pot in his hand.
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In the space of a heartbeat, Natasha was back through the door and the two assassins stared at each other, layers of sexual tension and heat pooling in the air between them.
They were never able to say who moved first (which spoke volumes considering who the two of them were), just that another heartbeat later, they were up against the wall, finally wrapped around one another.
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Intervals, G
2002, in Budapest: A debt repaid and a job that they've sworn to do, a protection they've undertaken for each other, and she throws the packed ball of snow at his face as hard as he can to hide his identity from the man who threatens to destroy their cover.
2005, in Lisbon: He sneaks up behind her on the way to the cafe, a rare moment of intimate downtime in a week otherwise packed with heartache and loss, he lobs a ball of snow into her hair and watches the wet white disappear into the red.
2008, in Czechoslovakia: He starts it and lets her finish, until they end up with backs pressed to the ground, snow creeping into their coat sleeves, tongues entangled in silent declarations of trust and promises of forever.
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Snowball Fight (G, no warnings)
The fine spray of icy crystals melts quickly in the JARVIS-controlled heat of the Mach 56, and cold water trickles down Ironman's neck and back.
"Alright," he shouts, "next time, Legolas is on MY team."
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"Not here, not now, not like this, Tash, because it's not good enough for you," said Clint as he looked around the dingy motel room SHIELD used as a safe house.
As Natasha pushed herself up from him and hovered above his concerned face, she replied with a smile, "Stop making up excuses like a nervous teenager because where and when is irrelevant and the only thing that makes it perfect is that it will finally be with you."
He returned her smile, pulled her back down to him and growled, "Good, because I'm fresh out of excuses."
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All the experts said it was foolhardy to attempt a kill shot at twilight, a time when shadows were long and distances hard to read. Clint didn't care about what the experts said as he lined up the shot, a culmination of days of careful study and planning.
He didn't wait to see if the arrow landed, only stored the bow carefully in his duffle and walked deliberately down the stairs to blend in with the crowd of shoppers on the busy sidewalks below.
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Big (G)
"No worries," Clint answers, kissing the string of his bow, aiming straight through the time portal, "their brain is tiny, so one arrow to the eye should do it -- see?"
"Okay, so you got him, but just how were you planning on getting that T rex to the taxidermist?"
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"You know, he's followed you around long enough to recognize the way you sound when you snort stuff out through your nose," Natasha observes.
"You might as well just go and sign those damn trading cards."
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Technically It's An Obelisk, PG, no warnings
"If you say "Mine is bigger," I'll kill you," Natasha told him, so innocently the tourists walking by didn't note her choice of words.
He leered at her before leaning down as she laughed, the traces of ice cream sticky and sweet on her lips.
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Natasha stood in the opening to his room, quietly seething, as he finished peeling his tattered shirt off. "Too close," she ground out between jaws clenched tight, "and you knew it."
"We don't trade our safety for a life," he responded halfheartedly as he dabbed at the worst of the still oozing wounds, "no matter if we like the person or not."
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Even after weighing the pros and cons and rehearsing the words for hours, Clint's final argument sounded weak as he ended it with, "… and there's nothing you can say that will change my mind."
One word from her mouth was all it took to break him: "Please."
He sighed in resignation, "Dammit."
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