Prompt Post 2!

Mar 20, 2011 02:21



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TANGLED anonymous March 3 2011, 16:27:54 UTC
Can we get an excerpt from The Tales of Flynnigan (Flynnagan? Flynnegan?) Rider? Preferably with a Rapunzel-expy love interest? :D

Smut's fine - maybe Eugene skipped over some parts when he read it to the kids, or he discovers the, ahem, adult's copy. Bonus points if it parallels the movie plot, but in an over-the-top adventure novel way - although originality is awesome too!

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Re: TANGLED crimsongypsy March 6 2011, 05:45:59 UTC
Oh snap! I love this idea. I may take a crack at it if no one else does (though I'm not sure I can do it justice :P)

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Re: TANGLED anonymous March 12 2011, 07:16:24 UTC
Just FYI I'm going all Tolkein on this one and inventing a fake history for the book.

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Re: TANGLED anonymous March 12 2011, 07:22:34 UTC
Also I hope you like busty pirate wenches and slutty triplets, because they are all over this.

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The Tales of Flynnegan Ryder - Introduction, Pt 1 anonymous April 29 2011, 06:34:10 UTC
After many years of pouring through old libraries, scouring through the substantial private collections of noble families, interviewing the kingdom’s oldest residents and searching the kingdom’s oldest sites, it is with great pride and honor that I write the preface to this tale. Here, in the following pages, is contained Corona’s national epic - the most complete version of The Tales of Flynnegan Ryder ever compiled ( ... )

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The Tales of Flynnegan Ryder - Introduction, Pt 2 anonymous April 29 2011, 06:34:47 UTC
A humble artisan, d’Isigny was nonetheless an avid writer and storyteller. Indeed, it was his devotion to the craft of storytelling that lead him to develop the printing press, intending to use it as a way to collect, safeguard and spread his favorite stories to a wider audience. Unsurprisingly, when he had finally declared his machine perfect, the first book to come off his press was The Tales of Flynnegan Ryder written by d’Isigny himself as he drew upon both his childhood memories of hearing the stories, and the recollections of his diverse group of neighbors who all eagerly contributed to the narrative ( ... )

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OP anonymous May 26 2011, 22:53:22 UTC
(Sorry for the late reply, I've been so busy all month!)

THIS was amazing. Omg. I about died when I got to d'Isigny - thank you so much, this was perfect!

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