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FOR THE LOVE OF THE LION
Jul. 1st, 2008 06:05 pmEND DAMN YOU END.
At least I'm somewhere near the end -- I thought Peter was going to be stuck in the caves forever. (Okay, technically speaking he's still in the caves, but only until I switch POVs again.) As soon as this story is done, edited (oh my god, it's going to need so much editing), and posted, I'm writing the assassination-execution story. That takes during Prince Caspian and I don't have to worry about it turning into a 10K word epic. (Great, now that I've said that...)
Also, if I was a vidder and also a bad person, I would vid Peter and Caspian to Shawn Colvin's Get Out of This House. But I will not. Because I don't vid. (Because my computer would explode in outrage, no doubt.) And it would be mean.
But it would also be hilarious. (You act like a baby, you talk like a fool, get out of this house, go back to your momma, go back to high school, get out of this house...)
ETA: You know what else I want to do? I want to write a Chrestomanci/Narnia crossover, where Christopher Chant meets Peter in his English boarding school. Only I can't figure out if he's still just Christopher Chant or if he's Chrestomanci yet. Or if it would be brilliant, hysterical, or just horrible. ("I know you probably won't believe me," the boy said, staring fixedly at Peter, "but I'm from another world." "Oh," Peter said. It was on the tip of his tongue to say, So am I, but that wasn't actually true. He compromised with, "I believe you," and added thoughtfully, "Which one?" since the boy clearly wasn't from Narnia.)
At least I'm somewhere near the end -- I thought Peter was going to be stuck in the caves forever. (Okay, technically speaking he's still in the caves, but only until I switch POVs again.) As soon as this story is done, edited (oh my god, it's going to need so much editing), and posted, I'm writing the assassination-execution story. That takes during Prince Caspian and I don't have to worry about it turning into a 10K word epic. (Great, now that I've said that...)
Also, if I was a vidder and also a bad person, I would vid Peter and Caspian to Shawn Colvin's Get Out of This House. But I will not. Because I don't vid. (Because my computer would explode in outrage, no doubt.) And it would be mean.
But it would also be hilarious. (You act like a baby, you talk like a fool, get out of this house, go back to your momma, go back to high school, get out of this house...)
ETA: You know what else I want to do? I want to write a Chrestomanci/Narnia crossover, where Christopher Chant meets Peter in his English boarding school. Only I can't figure out if he's still just Christopher Chant or if he's Chrestomanci yet. Or if it would be brilliant, hysterical, or just horrible. ("I know you probably won't believe me," the boy said, staring fixedly at Peter, "but I'm from another world." "Oh," Peter said. It was on the tip of his tongue to say, So am I, but that wasn't actually true. He compromised with, "I believe you," and added thoughtfully, "Which one?" since the boy clearly wasn't from Narnia.)