Enough with that! Guilt does not belong. Squee belongs.
I plan to write more of this pairing, as I enjoyed writing this piece so much. I also might dabble in Scott/Allison too, 'cause they're so cute and all.
I will read all of these things.
If it gets more advertising, I think it may get some attention ;)
I guess that means I should advertise it then, doesn't it? :) Truthfully, I haven't had the energy. That might be changing.
So I totally get the characters not being in character, it's annoying no matter which way you look at it!
Very true. There's all kinds of ways to write characters out of character. Regardless of where it comes from, the one that bothers me the most is when writers force the character to be who they want them to be rather than who they are, for better or worse.
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Date: 2012-06-14 07:49 am (UTC)Enough with that! Guilt does not belong. Squee belongs.
I plan to write more of this pairing, as I enjoyed writing this piece so much. I also might dabble in Scott/Allison too, 'cause they're so cute and all.
I will read all of these things.
If it gets more advertising, I think it may get some attention ;)
I guess that means I should advertise it then, doesn't it? :) Truthfully, I haven't had the energy. That might be changing.
So I totally get the characters not being in character, it's annoying no matter which way you look at it!
Very true. There's all kinds of ways to write characters out of character. Regardless of where it comes from, the one that bothers me the most is when writers force the character to be who they want them to be rather than who they are, for better or worse.