[Fic] [Rurouni Kenshin] [ensemble] [Rated T] Genre Meme

[nagia]

Title: Ten Styles of Story
Fandom/Pairing: Rurouni Kenshin; full cast
Rating: ESRB Rating of T for Teen < some violence, some disturbing imagery, mild sexual content>
Summary: Ten miniature stories for Rurouni Kenshin.
Notes: Yes, I do have something against using names instead of pronouns. Why do you ask? (Also, if this community isn't open for posting, I apologize.)

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[noteaforre]

Yes. Any hard surface will do, really. It's undeniably frustrating... though I have found that it can both help and hinder when it comes to writing yourself into a corner? Thinking too hard about plots and concepts, and filling everything in two early, has come back to bite me more than once.

Hahaha, weeell... I have a few collaborative things going on at the moment; one is roleplay based, the other is fanfic. The one I was referring to just now is the fanfic one; a cross-over and mish-mash thing, brought about by combining Final Fantasy Seven with Detective Conan & Magic Kaito. It is on-going, but I took my half of the fics down a while back for revamping.

Some of the concept art is amazing. Hiko's redesign scares the socks off me, though. I mean, really -- flowers? And his hair, oh man. I won't even get started on that.

I've been reading "Burnt Offerings", too! The bloodier, the better. I'm a sucker for seeing the character's I love in gratuitous amounts of pain.

[nagia]

That's why I don't usually outline. At all. I just get a few characters together, throw them into the situation, and see what comes out.

Ah, I see. Pity!

Yes. Like, say, Kaoru. Kaoru's concept art is gorgeous. Misao is adorable. If I could pull the redesigned Megumi off the page, play with her hair, and then keep her prisoner in my plushie-filled dungeon, I would.

And... Then we have the Okina redesign (over here; yes, the dude in the loincloth is Okina), which is even scarier than Hiko's. (Shikijou's is pretty scary too, but mostly because, uh, I really hope one of those outlines is not what I think it is... and I'm pretty sure it IS what I think it is.)

Oh, good. I'm actually reasonably proud of that one. (And if you like gratuitous pain, I volunteer Five Worlds That Fell to the Heartless.) Ahaha, well, I'm glad you're liking them.