"Hey, Naoki, I was wondering, how would you like to come round mine tonight, ya know, to study." I looked up at him with an eyebrow raised. "You're kidding right?" He didn't answer and I sighed. "Not today Light." He frowned. "Why not?" I continued to read my book, not even bothering to look at him. "Why d'ya think?" He still continued to frown. "
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Ahhahahahaha, that's a good one, I like that. Light as Gaston: that's a mental image that will stay with me for a long time. And L is the beast, with the heart of gold.
What kills me is this: Light supposedly loves her for the 'smart, wonderful woman that she is' and not because of her looks, while all L seems to say about why he likes her is...her looks; her chestnut hair and blue eyes. So, in spite of herself, the suethor wrote in Light as the deep one with more genuine (if rapey) feelings and L as the shallow one who cares only about looks. How ironic is that?
She had so many passages where it was: 'too bad for him that I don't love him.' Who thinks that in their own head, really? Too bad? Too bad? That's the extent of your thoughts on a dear friend's unrequited love?
Nice.
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Poor Light, falling victim to Twu Wuv Toxicosis. Just shove her head in a vat of acid until the sparkles stop, take two aspirin and you'll be fine.
Seriously, being a Light fan, I hate these stories that turn him into a drooling moron with a hardon that just won't quit for a girl who is about as intelligent as a box of moldy bread. Ugh.
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Light: Acid helps in its caustic, highly caustic, and weapon's grade boy-you-ain't-kidding-that's-caustic varieties. I prefer the third kind.
L: That kind is only used for weapons of mass destruction.
Light: I am a weapon of mass destruction.
Mello: Shut the f*ck up, Light.
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Maybe killing Edward in the last spork was not the best idea after all. Looks like heis spirit has taken over Light in this fic.
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Also, I appear to have stolen your icon on account of its awesomeness.
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...AHAHAHAHAHA. This person's SERIOUS? Dude, forget the sparklepires, I'll just read this when I need to feel good about my writing.
L: And the very idea that Light-kun used people for sex is ludicrous. He had beautiful women throwing themselves at him all the time and he didn’t respond. Its very clear the only thing Light-kun ever orgasmed to was murder.
DEATH NOTE-GASM! *Shot'd for repeating a used-so-many-times-it's-not-funny-anymore joke.*
L: Little turtles are cute! And stupid little turtles are even cuter, the way that walk around in little circles but don’t get anywhere…
Anyone plotbunnied this yet? L and his pet turtle in the Task Force's headquarters? I can just about imagine L trying and failing to feed it sugar cubes...
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I hope that L's stupid turtle would look like this: http://booksnbrew.tumblr.com/post/3738983449/adorable-turtle
I like turtles, and L seems like he would own a turtle. He even looks a little like a turtle the way he hunches over...
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But, man... As a huge fan of hero/villain pairings, it drives me up a wall when these sues just have the villain fall totally gaga over them. It takes me forever and a day to coax my hero/villain pairs into even giving each other a considering side-eye!
Bloody sues. -sniff.-
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I know, that drives me crazy as well, when suddenly the villain falls in love with the sue. The character destruction entailed is always mind blowing. Especially for a character like Light, who uses his charm and good looks to his advantage all the time without caring one iota for ANYONE he seduces.
I too, though, am a fan of the Hero/Villain pairing.
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'Course, sue writers don't tend to want to spend that much work on a fic... and many other writers don't either. It's all fantasy and instant gratification, but for me there's nothing more satisfying than managing to get a pairing together in a way that seems natural/believable for the characters.
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