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gotosleep_idiot2009-06-20 01:34 am
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No guarantees on characterization for fandoms I haven't seen, and no guarantees that I'll fill anything. But yes, I will write gen, I will write pairings, I will write explicit pairings (though those will be posted elsewhere and linked on request).
You can include broad or specific requests.
And fills might be longer than one comment depending on how inspired I am IDK JUST COMMENT ALL RIGHT.
ETA: Warning: Assume ficlets below are RATED UP TO R FOR VIOLENCE and read accordingly.
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Man up, Teej. MAN UP. YOU'RE AMERICAN, GD IT.
MY ICON MAKES THIS STORY 1,000% CREEPIER
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There’s more than one reason that America is nervous to see Thomas Jefferson again.
First of all, the guy’s a Founding Father. He wrote the Declaration of Independence, he was the third president, which basically makes him the incarnation of cool.
But also, there’s that thing.
That thing that America hasn’t really thought about in a while.
The, uh, well. You know.
The thing.
It began with the Louisiana Purchase. And America remembers now that his reaction was something along the lines of “Louisiana, AWESOME” but that’s probably not accurate, considering the word ‘awesome’ hadn’t really been invented yet.
Suddenly America was bigger by this whole landmass, and it was all Thomas Jefferson who did it.
Well, it was diplomats too, but it was Thomas Jefferson’s decision, really.
While America could be a little boisterous at times, especially around people like England, he was still pretty shy around his bosses, at that time. So when he came up to Jefferson to thank him, it was with a tug on the sleeve, and a flush, and a stammered thanks that didn’t come out a quarter as coherent as America intended it too.
And Jefferson put a hand between his shoulderblades and steered him outside, into the air growing muggy with summer.
“It was done for you,” said Jefferson, softly, the pride of patriotism shining through his voice, and America’s heart leapt with it. He’d hardly had time to get used to being his own country and there were already people who loved him.
Of course this was Jefferson, shy Jefferson, quiet, unwilling to confront, even among friends. But charming Jefferson, too, one who could talk for hours, even sing when he was with those he cared for.
It was out in the darkness that Jefferson stopped them both, and stroked a curl of America’s long hair out of his eyes. The kiss was soft and sure, and America’s heart skipped a beat. He was trembling, trembling and aching to be touched.
The next morning America awakened in Jefferson’s bed, and stretched, and here America remembers thinking that the Louisiana Purchase was the best courtship gift ever, but that can’t be right either, can it?
Oh well.
America is nervous.
But he’d like to see Jefferson again.
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ilu.
how is it possible you make the Louisiana Purchase romantic? I don't even know.
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Re: MY ICON MAKES THIS STORY 1,000% CREEPIER