Title: Games They Play
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 2,166
Disclaimer: I own not a thing.
Summary: Mohinder and Elle face harsh realities of working for the Company.
A/N: This was written for the lovely
widestance75 using her prompt: Confusion.
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When he finally meets her eyes she is giving him that classic look, the one that says she wants what she wants and she’ll get it if she has to use every bit of force to do so. )
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Anyway, this story is fantabulous and you should not take the lack of comments to heart, because it really is fantastic. I love the build-up, the subtlety of the characterizations, the lack of a happy ending -- in essence, the brutal reality of the whole situation, and how the characters navigate (or, ultimately, fail to navigate) the murky waters of the Company. The writing is nice and fluid, the story is complete but beautifully open-ended. I think you just did a wonderful job with this one, and I really wish more people would check it out, because it's one of your best works.. ♥
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*blush* Thank youuuuuuu. Hee. I can't tell you what a relief it was hearing that you liked this so much. ^_^ Srsly. Thanks. ♥
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Aw, thanks.I'm super glad you enjoyed it so much! And I'm REALLY glad that the ending was such a surprise. ♥
thanks for reading! :)
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I liked Elle in this and my favorite sentence may have been: The urge to scuff them up and ruin their perfect surface is great, but she pushes it down by focusing on their pattern. It just made me smile.
I also love the open-endedness of the ending. Great job, dear! Thanks again!
Love!
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It just made me smile.
*g* thanks!
You're srsly too welcome. ♥
Love back!
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Daddy will be so ecstatic to hear that the formula’s finished ahead of schedule it will make up for all those horrible mistakes she’s made this past week. He may even take back a few of those threats, spewed out during disappointed lectures she pretends he didn’t mean. She’s finally done something right now.
with her brutality [see below]
“Fine. Go. And when you get back,” to emphasize her point, she thrusts a fistful of unchecked electricity into Mohinder’s face, “you can tell Daddy that if he wants the formula--” she stands now, breathing to calm herself a bit--a move that honestly renders him speechless.
She finishes “you tell him to come and get it personally.” I like how she feels that Mohinder is her "moral compass" and he is just as lost as she is! The story shows how they have a fragile trust that both want to cling to. I also appreciated that they both have serious daddy issues. *grin ( ... )
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I really enjoyed this story.
Aw, thanks so much! I love hearing that, and I'm glad you did. ♥
thanks for reading!
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Thanks for reading/commenting! ♥
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