just anything Greece/Japan
anonymous
November 12 2009, 06:37:26 UTC
Very little Greece/Japan fills D:
So, do whatever you want, as long as it has Greece/Japan (I'd be entirely too happy if it was smut, but it doesn't have to be). I'm just desperate for some Greece/Japan.
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Re: The Little Things [8c/?]
anonymous
November 28 2009, 16:02:48 UTC
Everything is beautiful, dear. You write them just right and as rare as Giripan fills go, the regularity of this is more than enough to keep us very very happy. :)
Personally, I love this thing to bits and pieces. Please do continue, whatever rocks your boat.
Re: The Little Things [8c/?]
anonymous
November 28 2009, 16:30:07 UTC
Writer!anon, know that when I name my future cat Yaoi (although it may take awhile, since I'm going to name a cat Vodka first...) it is all your fault. (In the best of ways, of course.) ^_^
Your friendly neighbourhood OP
anonymous
November 29 2009, 12:26:46 UTC
Dear anon,
you are absolutely fantastic. When I made an open Giripan request, I expected either one quick short fill or nothing at all. Instead, you came out with 8 wonderful short fills that I absolutely LOVE. I think part 8 was great, I don't think it was too long. Leaving these fills as is is fine, but if you want to add more, go ahead! Go wild~
Sincerely, OP
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Fingers trailed, aimlessly, across the table’s surface, while Japan watched Pochi wander out the room. Somewhere in the distance, he could hear the call of birds - welcoming another day, perhaps - though he knew it was nothing more than a useless observation. A single, steady beat against the table at the realisation; tap, tap, tapPerhaps it was time he returned to his chores, Japan told himself. It was not like he had any other guests to attend to, having just seen America off after a long week; politics and lengthy talks he was accustomed to, but their debates on the direction MMORPGs were heading to could take a lot out of a person, no matter how enthusiastic they were
( ... )
The Little Things [10/?]
anonymous
December 12 2009, 08:17:35 UTC
ten: intoxication
Though he swayed, just a little, and his lips twitched in something that may have been an amused smile, Japan insisted that he was not drunk, thank you very much. This earned a long, scrutinising look from Greece that would have made the island nation flush at the attention, had it been any other day
( ... )
The Little Things [11/?]
anonymous
December 12 2009, 08:24:17 UTC
eleven: gaps in-between
“I apologise for calling so suddenly-…”
“That’s fine.” The sound of cats meowing in the background was clear, as the phone seemed to shift in his hold, “We’ve both been busy, so…” He trailed off, as if it were unnecessary for him to finish speaking.
Japan nodded though, could not help but do so, as he stared at the half-completed sentence of the transcript he had been working on; “I suppose… Have you been well?” His computer chimed an incoming message, but he chose to ignore it.
“Mm, well,” Greece hummed, “I’m managing. The cats are doing fine as well.” He added as an afterthought, before Japan could ask.
Another unseen nod, as fingers twisted into the folds of his yukata while the cursor onscreen moved around; click click. “I am sorry you are facing such difficult times right now. I
( ... )
Re: The Little Things [11/?]
anonymous
December 13 2009, 02:41:48 UTC
I was already grinning like a madman when I saw the updated note on the Fills List, and I'm only grinning even more hugely after actually reading the update. So much that my cheeks hurt right now.
You capture them beautifully, anon. So beautifully that you leave me near incoherence and scrambling for things to say other than "Love love love it" or "This is why I love Greece/Japan."
I sort of imagine Japan to be the way you portray him - having all those subtle nuances and insecurities even as he tries to convince himself that they're not there - and you so perfectly captured the subtle feelings going on in there. Did I mention how great you are at the "subtle" thing with Greece and Japan? Because I find that it's all too easy to write them as flat and uninspired, and it takes something special put there to really make them shine. And you have that in spades.
The Little Things [12/15]
anonymous
December 23 2009, 10:27:12 UTC
Only one part this time as I wanted to celebrate the holidays, but Christmas won’t cooperate with me right now. So I’m jumping ahead.
Ending at part 15 (as 20 would kill me, possibly) so… look forward to it?
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twelve: dear worldAll the lights had been switched off as the low, distorted crackle from the radio remained the only source of distinct noise. The cats had gathered together, in an attempt to retain body heat, while snow drifted lazily outside
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Re: The Little Things [12/15]
anonymous
December 23 2009, 19:15:56 UTC
*sighs happily* You really do spoil us so, anon. That was beautiful and so them that I have no other words to say that I haven't already said before.
I wonder if Greece's "And if I were to ask you the question, would it differ?" meant "But what about you as the person, not the country?" Regardless, I love how you reveal just enough to establish the setting and characters but leave enough unsaid to show how familiar and comfortable the characters are with each other. Just the right dose of warmth for a cold December day.
writer!anon
anonymous
December 24 2009, 09:10:03 UTC
Thank you, I'm really glad to hear that :)
And as for Greece repeating the question; that was exactly what I was trying to convey (I did initially have him rephrasing it to ask Kiku, but ended up rewording it). I'm hoping people get that sort of impression - that he's asking it on a personal level, but not needing to be too specific, and that Japan understands. Or, at least, catches on the second time around.
... now I'm wondering if that actually makes sense. Eheh.
So, do whatever you want, as long as it has Greece/Japan (I'd be entirely too happy if it was smut, but it doesn't have to be). I'm just desperate for some Greece/Japan.
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Personally, I love this thing to bits and pieces. Please do continue, whatever rocks your boat.
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you are absolutely fantastic. When I made an open Giripan request, I expected either one quick short fill or nothing at all. Instead, you came out with 8 wonderful short fills that I absolutely LOVE. I think part 8 was great, I don't think it was too long. Leaving these fills as is is fine, but if you want to add more, go ahead! Go wild~
Sincerely,
OP
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reCaptcha is saying 'cuddly as'. I think it wants more hugs.
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And part nine made complete sense in my brain. Because Japan. Just, fff, I need to stop listening to things on loop:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IgxvqmknSac
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nine: clock lock works
Fingers trailed, aimlessly, across the table’s surface, while Japan watched Pochi wander out the room. Somewhere in the distance, he could hear the call of birds - welcoming another day, perhaps - though he knew it was nothing more than a useless observation. A single, steady beat against the table at the realisation; tap, tap, tapPerhaps it was time he returned to his chores, Japan told himself. It was not like he had any other guests to attend to, having just seen America off after a long week; politics and lengthy talks he was accustomed to, but their debates on the direction MMORPGs were heading to could take a lot out of a person, no matter how enthusiastic they were ( ... )
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Though he swayed, just a little, and his lips twitched in something that may have been an amused smile, Japan insisted that he was not drunk, thank you very much. This earned a long, scrutinising look from Greece that would have made the island nation flush at the attention, had it been any other day ( ... )
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“I apologise for calling so suddenly-…”
“That’s fine.” The sound of cats meowing in the background was clear, as the phone seemed to shift in his hold, “We’ve both been busy, so…” He trailed off, as if it were unnecessary for him to finish speaking.
Japan nodded though, could not help but do so, as he stared at the half-completed sentence of the transcript he had been working on; “I suppose… Have you been well?” His computer chimed an incoming message, but he chose to ignore it.
“Mm, well,” Greece hummed, “I’m managing. The cats are doing fine as well.” He added as an afterthought, before Japan could ask.
Another unseen nod, as fingers twisted into the folds of his yukata while the cursor onscreen moved around; click click. “I am sorry you are facing such difficult times right now. I ( ... )
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I teared up at part 9. FFFF you capture them so so well!
/sobs tears of happiness into Kleenex
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You capture them beautifully, anon. So beautifully that you leave me near incoherence and scrambling for things to say other than "Love love love it" or "This is why I love Greece/Japan."
I sort of imagine Japan to be the way you portray him - having all those subtle nuances and insecurities even as he tries to convince himself that they're not there - and you so perfectly captured the subtle feelings going on in there. Did I mention how great you are at the "subtle" thing with Greece and Japan? Because I find that it's all too easy to write them as flat and uninspired, and it takes something special put there to really make them shine. And you have that in spades.
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Ending at part 15 (as 20 would kill me, possibly) so… look forward to it?
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twelve: dear worldAll the lights had been switched off as the low, distorted crackle from the radio remained the only source of distinct noise. The cats had gathered together, in an attempt to retain body heat, while snow drifted lazily outside ( ... )
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You spoil us so. But happy happy holidays too dear~!
Another gorgeous gorgeous part. It's like watching these two from behind glass. Beautiful yet out of reach.
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Really, I'm so glad you're enjoying this, and I guess I'll just keep doing my best :D
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I wonder if Greece's "And if I were to ask you the question, would it differ?" meant "But what about you as the person, not the country?" Regardless, I love how you reveal just enough to establish the setting and characters but leave enough unsaid to show how familiar and comfortable the characters are with each other. Just the right dose of warmth for a cold December day.
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And as for Greece repeating the question; that was exactly what I was trying to convey (I did initially have him rephrasing it to ask Kiku, but ended up rewording it). I'm hoping people get that sort of impression - that he's asking it on a personal level, but not needing to be too specific, and that Japan understands. Or, at least, catches on the second time around.
... now I'm wondering if that actually makes sense. Eheh.
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