Promenade
homin, pg-13
romance/historical drama
9,716 words
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kallistei! Thank you for your patience, bb, sorry it took so long!
prom•e•nade : (n.) 1. A leisurely walk, especially one taken in a public place as a social activity.
Scenes from a life and an era of privilege: of nobility and new money, society, pride, and love.
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Of Yunho and Changmin, 1908-1912. )
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The flow of the story is very comfortable. Although there's big time gaps you feel like you haven't missed a thing while at the same time feeling as if you've been with the characters throughout the years that the fic spans.
The slowly progressive relationship between Yunho and Changmin was also very believable. I love how they grow into each other. How interest and intrigue slowly turn into raw feelings. Especially during their second fight in Holland. Something about that scene seemed like a crossroads in their relationship.
In short -and so as I don't keep rambling- absolutely loved it and all it's characters.
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And as for the pacing, the name "Promenade" fits so well, as it really is a leisurely journey through their relationship; Homin themselves certainly take it slow... Yunho's too cautious not to, and Changmin, I imagine him to be a pragmatist, for all that got that upstart bravado going on, he keeps it close to the vest in the end. They both have a lot to overcome before they're able to meet each other honestly... if you're interested, the sequel is already posted here. :)
Thanks again, bb, I appreciate the comment so much ♥
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The titanic scene did really seem to worry people! That was my other favorite scene, because Yunho saves him and he doesn't even know it~ (such an 'awww' moment, haha ♥) and oh, romantic-never-ending, I love that phrase! I may have to steal it sometime... ;D
As for the sequel, I'm horribly horrible about finishing things in a timely manner, but fortunately in this case the sequel was already mostly complete! It's now posted and reading to read: And to our Great Returns. ♥
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Sorry I can't give any con-crit, I just love these two pieces. ; u ;
P.S. Edwardian era = much love, now I just want to read one with the Victorian era...
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Thanks again for reading & commenting! I really do appreciate it :)
(and oh man, a Victorian!au would be epic! A Wildean comedy of errors, Dong Bang style? That I'd love to see~)
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I'm looking forward to read more fics from you, I adore your style. ♥
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