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two-sentence fics!
Naruto and Sakura spin themselves into a whirlwhind of shared giddy joy with their realisation that Uchiha Sasuke, prodigal fucking son, loved beyond anything he deserves, does not have to belong to one of them and one of them alone. Tsunade can't smile at them with as much approval as she'd like: she can't stop herself from thinking how did you do that -- how dare you do that -- when we couldn't?
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I know there was a meme for one-sentence fics ages ago, but I prefer this variation that I just invented fifteen minutes ago, because you get more rhythm to play with.
I wrote a handful of these for
deutscheami and had a lot of fun with them, and I need to do some scribbling to get my words flowing for a couple of projects that actually have deadlines, and I have a few free hours tomorrow morning. The upshot being:
TWO-SENTENCE FICS TO ALL THAT WANT 'EM
Any fandom, any pairing. (Though I suggest you don't get much more specific than fandom and/or pairing, else I will just end up beating you around the head with your own prompt and wailing.)
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I know there was a meme for one-sentence fics ages ago, but I prefer this variation that I just invented fifteen minutes ago, because you get more rhythm to play with.
I wrote a handful of these for
TWO-SENTENCE FICS TO ALL THAT WANT 'EM
Any fandom, any pairing. (Though I suggest you don't get much more specific than fandom and/or pairing, else I will just end up beating you around the head with your own prompt and wailing.)

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LEOOOOOOOOOBEN
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She hits him as hard as she possibly can because the second of these two options hurts her more than the first, and she wishes that it didn’t.
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(sorry, this one is irredeemably geeky)
"What are you smiling about?" asks one of the Cavils, and Leoben replies, "I'm just thinking that it's a pity Number Three isn't here."
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Although I have not seen the movie and won't see it for ages because I am broke. Er. Maybe it will not be Peter/Caspian. BUT YOU SHOULD WRITE MORE ANYWAY.
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seconded request = four sentences!
Because when Peter looks at Caspian, two people look at two people: the High King sees a boy who is not so very different to himself, when he was a few years into his reign, and Peter Pevensie sees someone a little older than himself with serious eyes and a beautiful, natural sword-grace.
When Caspian touches Peter on the arm, the force of these identities presses them closer and closer together.
When Peter kisses Caspian he kisses Narnia, and so it feels more like an ending than a beginning.
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....okay then!
Which means, on the aesthetic level, that for all the beauty of refraction in the spheres tossed out by the warming fizz, it's simply a grand concession to loss of identity.
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Just as his heart leaps into his throat in a deplorably unanatomical and yet entirely vivid manner, she lifts her wicked eyes to meet his and continues, "I rather like this whole living in sin concept."
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RAVENOUS OSS-CEST!
(or naruino)
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All of which is a very longwinded way of saying: if you want something that does not consist of me improvising madly, um, you might want to request something else. Anything Shakespearean? Slings & Arrows?
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Ibiki looks around the room of half-expectant, half-hyperactive children and starts to rethink his brilliant new career choice.
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set pre-S4 because I still haven't seen more than...half of 4x01
(Meanwhile, Donna was apologising with bad grace to a confused man with untidy hair and Converse sneakers, upon whom she had leapt with a rather undignified shriek.)
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um, I wrote two and I couldn't decide. HAVE BOTH.
Kyouya pushes his glasses higher on his nose and tries to decide if Tamaki has been annoying enough lately to deserve this ghastly client, or if he'll just leave her to the tender mercies of the twins.
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"How about you both chair the festival committee?" the teacher says finally, in tones that brook no argument.
Azula and Kyouya exchange a glance that says two things: firstly, this will be the best festival ever held at this school or, in fact, anywhere in Japan; secondly, that any amount of underhanded bastardry is permissable when it comes to claiming the credit.
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Alternately, Zuko and Iroh's son whose name I am blanking on.
(...the timeline for this might be WAY OFF, I have no idea)
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Shall do!
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Unlike game pieces, real people are unpredictable and have cracks into which the tip of a lever can be inserted; real people can be tricked.