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Rome/France; pseudo-historical Erastes/Eromenos relationship
[please imagine young France as innocent Gaul, I did my best, hope it's all right]
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Anon is glad that Germania is included and is excited to read more! It makes it more interesting, rather than just Rome and Gaul!France.
Please write more. ^^
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But I think the thing that's really captivated me is the Germania/Gallia interaction. Ever since I read, "before the Frenchmen were French, they were Germanic" I've been craving some Germania and Gaul/Gallia!France happenings. And you had Germania cleaning Gallia up.
To sum up, Molester!Rome + watcher!Germania + cute-pretty-little!Gallia + awesome!writing = a very happy reader. I can't wait until you update~
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I had given up on this getting filled, let alone so WONDERFULLY!
I *adore* prickly Germania and arrogant Rome and Alea iacta est eeeee latin!!!! Gallia is so cute and I'm sniffling he lost his mommy, poor baby. I love that it's still kind of creepy and underage and drunk without being raperaperape and Rome thinks he's not being exploitative because this is normal, yeah?
And all the little historical details are so awesome. God, this is really well done and I'm very incoherent but this makes me totally ridiculously happy. *can't wait for more*
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I hope you enjoy the rest, anyway. (Recaptcha says obtain perverse... Hmm, yes, that will be happening.)
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I suppose I'm just confused.
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And you used Alea iacta est! <333 Latinspeaking!anon loves that!
This is so well written, and little France is so adorable, and sdighsdgishdgkjsdhgksdgsjdhgkjdshg.
<3
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The first paragraph with Gallia and his mother, and then Rome, was nicely executed. I like how subtle it is whenever Gallia made contact with Rome, or the little expressions and actions that are sure to send Rome over the edge. 8D
“Come, my sweet Gallia, I will teach you your letters.”
Highly anticipating this! \o/
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