I know I promised silliness but this insisted on being written. Musey demands to be pleased.
Title: Eurydice
Pairing: Implied Spangel
Rating: PG
Disclaimer: Joss encourages us to play in HIS world.
Summary: Post NFA. Angsty drabble. How much would he be willing to give to get what he thought he had always wanted?
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If he writes well... )
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Awww, don't feel bad! The only reason I know is that my friend, who is like such a Greek myth geek, dragged me off to see a modern adaptation of the story and I was so confused that she had to explain it five times. Hehe.
I like the distinction between Spike and William.
Thanks! He's kinda in between now as to who he is. He's so vulnerable and lost, the poor thing. *pets him*
Oooh, quotage!
*snuggles happily against you*
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Spike acting the Orpheus for Angel is an interesting idea and so mean, because the audience has not been his friend in the past.
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the audience has not been his friend in the past.
That is sooo true. And this new audience is not exactly the easiest to please. But still, one can hope?
*hugs*
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That was a great use of the myth, made the story even more touching.
Your angsty Muse always makes me cry but I don't mind at all :)
*huggles you tight*
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Thank you, sweetie! William wasn't a good poet because he didn't really experience the full flavors of life. Spike, on the other hand, has felt it all and I like to think that after a century, his poetry has become much much better. Especially after the loss of Angel. Tragedy is the greatest motivator.
*kisses*
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