*adjusts halo* I do recommend the books, too! Or, at the very least, the first one - the second and third are a bit different in terms of overall plot.
I see those horns holding that up, missy! ;)
I have a strange relationship with Phillip Pullman's books. The first thing I was given (by a favorite cousin who happens to be a children's librarian and sent me amazing books every birthday and Christmas) was the Sally Lockhart series, and I didn't like some of the plot twists therein. Because. She also sent me The Golden Compass, but I was hesitant to read more of his stuff, so I've just never gotten around to it. It's on the list for eventually, though (now more than it was.)
It would really wig people out - a cross between 'OMG WHAT ARE YOU DOING' and 'oh, okay, you two, get a room, that uh, wow okay'. ... Obviously, it's different when lovers do it, but even then, it's a statement of huge trust and intimacy.
Hmm. Two questions, then: first, how far apart (in terms of physical space) would or could someone get from their own daemon? second: can an outside observer tell who's daemon is whose without cues like who they're in contact with or near?
Because Clint and Tasha are seriously messed up kids after all (I actually have two versions of them in my head at this point - the ones from the movie(ish) that are doing fairly ok and you can make PG-13 movies about, and the 'if they weren't so useful, or we knew what was going on between them when no one else is around, we'd probably commit them' version. This might be pinging on the later more than the former.)
Also I kind of want JARVIS to actually be Tony's Daemon. At least after Afghanistan.
I lied. Three questions: I know they fluctuate shape when they're young and then settle into a form - do they ever change after that if their person has a major shift? (Am wondering how being "unmade" would affect someone's Daemon.)
So, while I do see Clint and Natasha's daemons touching the other, if anyone were to witness it, it'd be...discomforting? in various ways.
Bug or feature? Cause they love to frak with people. ;) Poor Coulson.
(and of course this has to be written, For Reasons.)
Why the hell am I contemplating writing something from a universe I haven't even read? Why? ::this 'ship/fandom may be the ruin of me.::
Re: FIC: In Sickness and in Health (G; daemon!AU)
I see those horns holding that up, missy! ;)
I have a strange relationship with Phillip Pullman's books. The first thing I was given (by a favorite cousin who happens to be a children's librarian and sent me amazing books every birthday and Christmas) was the Sally Lockhart series, and I didn't like some of the plot twists therein. Because. She also sent me The Golden Compass, but I was hesitant to read more of his stuff, so I've just never gotten around to it. It's on the list for eventually, though (now more than it was.)
Hmm. Two questions, then: first, how far apart (in terms of physical space) would or could someone get from their own daemon? second: can an outside observer tell who's daemon is whose without cues like who they're in contact with or near?
Because Clint and Tasha are seriously messed up kids after all (I actually have two versions of them in my head at this point - the ones from the movie(ish) that are doing fairly ok and you can make PG-13 movies about, and the 'if they weren't so useful, or we knew what was going on between them when no one else is around, we'd probably commit them' version. This might be pinging on the later more than the former.)
Also I kind of want JARVIS to actually be Tony's Daemon. At least after Afghanistan.
I lied. Three questions: I know they fluctuate shape when they're young and then settle into a form - do they ever change after that if their person has a major shift? (Am wondering how being "unmade" would affect someone's Daemon.)
Bug or feature? Cause they love to frak with people. ;) Poor Coulson.
Why the hell am I contemplating writing something from a universe I haven't even read? Why? ::this 'ship/fandom may be the ruin of me.::