Fairy Tales
anonymous
December 24 2011, 22:38:15 UTC
A/N: The couple presented here is meant to be Human AU. The novel by Jane Austen referenced is Persuasion. Enjoy and Merry Christmas!
Their love story was no Cinderella, or Beauty and the Beast, or any of those fairy tales that Walt Disney Pictures had been making since the ‘30s, but it was a love story nonetheless. They loved each other, dearly, truly, and completely: there was no doubt about it.
Buzz Lightyear was fairly uninterested in the love stories presented by fiction: movies, books, and so on. They were nice, yes, but he rather felt if anything, they made him feel like he should believe in that version of love, and expect that the love he would share with the person that he loved would be essentially like the ones presented in fairy-tales, movies, books, and on.
It was unreasonable: he was not Prince Charming of Cinderella and Jessie was not Cinderella. While he was a military man of sorts, he was not Captain Wentworth and she was not the nineteenth century Englishwoman that Jane Austen wrote about (not that the novel
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Their love story was no Cinderella, or Beauty and the Beast, or any of those fairy tales that Walt Disney Pictures had been making since the ‘30s, but it was a love story nonetheless. They loved each other, dearly, truly, and completely: there was no doubt about it.
Buzz Lightyear was fairly uninterested in the love stories presented by fiction: movies, books, and so on. They were nice, yes, but he rather felt if anything, they made him feel like he should believe in that version of love, and expect that the love he would share with the person that he loved would be essentially like the ones presented in fairy-tales, movies, books, and on.
It was unreasonable: he was not Prince Charming of Cinderella and Jessie was not Cinderella. While he was a military man of sorts, he was not Captain Wentworth and she was not the nineteenth century Englishwoman that Jane Austen wrote about (not that the novel ( ... )
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