Prompt Post No. 5

Aug 21, 2010 12:00

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Saito/Robert anonymous August 22 2010, 22:42:16 UTC
Their wedding day.

Bonus if Robert is a Bridezilla[?] :D

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Re: Saito/Robert anonymous August 22 2010, 22:43:24 UTC
I totally see robert being a bridezilla!

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Re: Saito/Robert anonymous August 22 2010, 22:45:31 UTC
yeah hes giving the bridezilla vibe to me

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Re: Saito/Robert turntap2 August 23 2010, 03:31:46 UTC
THIS. THIS SO HARD.

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Re: Saito/Robert desmonard August 25 2010, 18:57:59 UTC
THIS. FOREVER.

I totally see Kitty-looking Fisher getting married :D

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Re: Saito/Robert anonymous August 28 2010, 15:32:32 UTC
JFC, BRIDEZILLA!ROBERT IS A WORLD OF YESSSSSSSSS. \o/ I AM SO ON THIS, SRSLY. It's turning into a monster all of its own by the look of it though, so gimme a week or so, depending on how much free time I have for writing. :DDDDDD

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San-San-Kudo, 1/6 anonymous September 14 2010, 13:20:53 UTC
Not the anon who said they were originally going to fill this, and, um, it's not very funny; i am sorry, but. idk why I assumed the original anon was writing about a Western-style wedding, so here is a Shinto ceremony for you. I can't wait to read the other fill, too! :3

"This is it."

"This can't be it."

The white towncar slowed to a stop in front of a dim, water-stained storefront in a row where most of the other shops had been boarded up. The sign, to those able to read obscure kanji, proclaimed it to be The Institute for the Study of Cosmological Harmonics. Robert couldn't even see past the grime ( ... )

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Re: San-San-Kudo, 1/6 _beetle_ November 2 2010, 09:45:25 UTC
This is a great start, wonderful characterization . . . please, continue this?

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San-San-Kudo, 2/6 anonymous September 14 2010, 13:24:08 UTC
"It's traditional for marrying couples to see a uranishi for help in deciding their wedding plans. Mr. Wada will only find us the most auspicious date. " Saito's smile became slightly more tense. "We discussed this before, if you are not remembering ( ... )

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San-San-Kudo, 3/6 anonymous September 14 2010, 13:26:00 UTC
So, Nurse Kimiko had just blessed their marriage. Robert felt he could trust her more than he could Wada.

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"This one is very nice," the shop attendant said in a sedate, measured voice. She handed Saito a ceramic sakazuki, a low sake cup. Saito smiled, obviously charmed by its craftsmanship, and passed it to Robert. It was tactile, pleasantly heavy to handle, finished in carmine red. He could feel it retain the warmth of Saito's hand ( ... )

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San-San-Kudo, 4/6 anonymous September 14 2010, 13:27:52 UTC
Robert shrugged. "I don't see anything wrong with it."

"You hold it like this," said Yui, removing the smallest of the set, and resting in his cupped hands. "And when you drink, you take small sips."

"Three of them, from each of the three cups. It's a number that can't be divided in two," said Saito. "It symbolizes the unbreakability of our union."

"Well. That's nice."

"The ceremony is called san-san-ku-do. Three-three-nine-times. Triple happiness."

There were subtle iridescent shades in the glaze. Every way he turned the sakazuki, it was a little different. "What does this mean?" Robert asked Saito, pointing to the character imprinted on the bottom of the cup.

"'Eternity,'" he said. "Fitting for a marriage cup, yes?"

He set it down.

"Is that what the cups you used for your first wedding said, too?"

"Robert -- " said Saito, very close to being exasperated. " -- Can you really not tolerate any of these?"

"I don't think you should ask me about what I'm tolerating. You might not like the answer." Robert stood up ( ... )

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San-San-Kudo, 5/6 anonymous September 14 2010, 13:31:28 UTC
"Now, we pray."

"For what?"

"Anything that you want."

They stood in silence for a few seconds. Robert stole a glance at Saito, who stood with his head bowed and his eyes closed. His expression was solemn. He wondered what he was thinking. He closed his eyes, and tried to come up with something. Dear sirs -- and madams: I suppose my fiancé has already told you about the wedding, he thought, so if that means I get a prayer left over, I'll just ask you to please make sure the florist calls back by Monday. I'd really appreciate it.

***

Their rehearsal dinner, if it could even be called that, was uneventful. Saito had let the words kekkon-shiki slip while he was making small talk with the waiter, and the young man had returned with a complimentary bottle of champagne. Robert was left feeling more flushed and talkative than he should have after only two glasses, until he remembered he hadn't drunk alcohol since they had seen Wada. Snow was falling as they left the restaurant; enough to stick to the street in some places. As ( ... )

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San-San-Kudo, 6/7 (lol counting fail) anonymous September 14 2010, 13:34:20 UTC
" -- Is that really what you have to say to me? After that?" Robert was aware of his hand at his temple, and realized how close he was to actually tearing his hair out ( ... )

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San-San-Kudo, 7/7 anonymous September 14 2010, 13:35:23 UTC
Robert eventually made his way to the lobby, where a familiar haze of cigarette smoke surrounded one of the armchairs. "Record snowfall. Power outages all over the city. Airport in complete chaos." Wada put down his newspaper and smiled. "It's quite beautiful, isn't it?"

It was.

In the shrine, they knelt together and received nine sips of sake. It burned his throat a little, but warmed his stomach. Please, he thought, not entirely sure who he was asking, or what he was asking for. And thank you.

"You see?" said Saito, twisting the ring that had just been placed around his finger. "It was nothing to be afraid of. Nothing about us has really changed."

"Not much," Robert agreed. "But a little."

Outside, Wada waited for them, lifting a red umbrella to shield them from the snow. Robert stole one last glance behind them. The wind was blowing, and the snow had begun to drift, but their two sets of footprints were still visible. However temporary it was, there was a record that they had walked there, side by side.

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Re: San-San-Kudo, 7/7 anonymous September 14 2010, 14:09:09 UTC
JESUS THIS IS AMAZING ♥

this is the original anon and, lol, i am writing for a western wedding. REGARDLESS, I'M GLAD THIS GOT SUCH A GOOD FILL, BECAUSE IDK HOW LONG IT'LL TAKE FOR ME TO FINISH MINE

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Re: San-San-Kudo, 7/7 nurse_stiney September 14 2010, 15:23:28 UTC
THIS WAS AMAZING TIMES A BAJILLION. I LOVE CULTURAL WEDDINGS, AND THE SYMBOLISM BEHIND CUSTOMS, AND THIS WAS JUST GORGEOUS. ADD IN ROBERT'S INNER ANGST AND IT'S GOLD. ;P
LOVE THIS!!!

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