[Fic] A Brief Introduction To Pre-Modern History - for cor_leonis_1961

Jan 05, 2011 08:08

Title: A Brief Introduction To Pre-Modern History
Author/Artist: Anonymous
Recipient: cor_leonis_1961
Rating: PG
Character(s)/Pairing(s): Arthur/Merlin/Gwen/Morgana
Word Count: 2917
Summary: Arthur is fire, Merlin is air, Gwen is earth, Morgana is water: scenes from the end of the world.
Warning(s): None

Notes: I watched The Fifth Element just before I wrote ( Read more... )

pairing: ot4, round two: gifts, year: 2010, gift: fic, rated: pg

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woldy January 5 2011, 14:14:49 UTC
Fantastic! I wouldn't have thought it was possibly to salvage an OT4 from the start of Season 3, but you've taken the destiny themes and legends head-on. I love Gwen offering to be their moral compass, Morgana rescuing her, and the internal struggle they all go through.

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archaeologist_d January 6 2011, 13:01:47 UTC
I liked how well they seemed to work together. Also loved the worry that Merlin had about destiny. Good job.

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vensre January 6 2011, 13:02:48 UTC
I always love them as elemental powers, I love the Fifth Element reference, I love their web of connections. And Gwen grabbing up the sword! I wonder now why I haven't seen any fic before that looks at the problems Morgana would have if she came back to Arthur/Gwen/Merlin's side after her association with Morgause. This story was a wonderful experience, and I should admit I had chills by the end! :D

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kalichan January 6 2011, 17:01:57 UTC
This is absolutely lovely! I love how it takes the Arthurian themes AND S3 and somehow puts it all back together. Beautifully executed!

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briar_pipe January 9 2011, 05:58:13 UTC
Oh, I can totally see the Fifth Element influences! Very epic, great imagery. This deserves fanart big time.

A big part of me still clings to OT4 first and foremost, and I loved seeing how they worked their way to a reconciliation here. It was great how you made it a matter of both taking a leap of faith and earning back trust, instead of just one or the other.

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