Title: Nevermore
Fandom: Princess Tutu
Pairing: Mytho/Rue
Summary: Kraehe searches for her Prince, and finds all her demons waiting for her. This is how we love.
Rating: PG-13
Warning[s]: Raven!Mytho, twisted love, and some sinister and suggestive implications. Dark and nasty.
Disclaimer: I don't own Princess Tutu or the characters. Ikuko Itoh does. ^_^
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I loved your portrayal of Raven!Mytho - so deliciously creepy and evil~
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It's lovely to hear that it had such a powerful effect on you (and I'm absolutely thrilled to know you enjoyed my take on Raven!Mytho!); it means a lot to me as a writer. Thanks so much for reading and reviewing!
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I really like the opening with Rue looking all over for Mytho and introspecting, and then occasionally delving into flashbacks that will be so relevant later on. Writing the flashbacks in present tense is a really interesting change of pace, too!
I'm not quite sure why, but writing the flashbacks in the present-tense was a very quick and instinctive decision. As well as differentiating from the regular narration, I just wanted to make her past, her feelings, and the people she used to be (the child, the amnesiac living a lie) as immediate and real as I could. I'm happy to know you liked it! ^_^
All of Rue's emotions are so gripping and feel so real: her trust in her father's words, her worry and horror over Mytho changing (coupled with her longing for him to change into someone who will love only her--the happy ending she believes in and looks for), and how she became afraid ( ... )
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I was never quite sure whether Rue actually did move in with Mytho, but she certainly was over there a lot. I always wondered how she managed to do that, especially since in episodes 19 and 23 she was in the hall and opened the door to Mytho's room, rather than just teleporting inside it. You'd think someone would have caught her breaking the rules and being in the boys' dorm so much. Unless they only didn't because Drosselmeyer didn't want them to, LOL.
Yeah, I guess maybe the part with Raetsel could have been cut, but I'm glad it stayed! I liked the added elements it brought in.
I would like to see more fics about the pre-series childhood era. It would be very interesting!
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Drosselmeyer willed it = the answer to EVERY plot hole! XD
I'm glad you enjoyed the Raetsel passages! I'd really, really love to write some fics about the childhood era sometime. I find it such an intriguing period in series canon, and feel sad that there isn't more written about it. There's just so much to explore and a lot of character development to play with, and ideas are always knocking around my head ( ... )
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