Title: The Games we Play
Author:
minka_gCharacter/Ship: Robb/Jon
Rating: R just to be safe
Summary: It was just Robb and his mind and Jon and his inability to think clearly. That was all that existed; the here, the now and the fleeing tension between.
Spoilers: None
Word Count: 4802
Warnings: A bit of violence. Some bad language.
Notes: Not too
(
Read more... )
Comments 30
Reply
Reply
Reply
I'm glad you liked it and how the rivalry and competition between them still came out. I think I could almost be proud... *raises a glass of wine* cheers. ;)
Reply
Reply
Reply
This is harsh, mind blowing and utterly delicious. I simply adore the fierce brutality and violence, but in the heat of the moment I can still spot the underlying emotions. The descriptions and metaphors are outstanding - one should think that the use of fire and ice became too much, but it just added to the effect. The way you illustrate their opposites is captivating.
The first sentence in itself is gorgeous. “I don’t like the way he looks at you.” - you immediately put the anger, possessiveness and stormy feelings into place. I was sold before I had even finished that line. And everything, through the whole fic, down to the smallest details and barest hints of memories, childhood and affection, lived up to my expectations and beyond. I'm stunned.
Reply
Fierce brutality and violence is my specialty; it is all the slash stuff that I struggle with. Can't write it to save my life. Love the fact that you commented on all the descriptions and metaphors as well; they were both easy and hard to do. It's my first time in this fandom, so I had to switch my mind around and make sure I was referring to things that would exist in this world as opposed to ones I use in my usual gangster settings.
First sentence for the win! Don't get me wrong, I do have a soft spot for Robb, but I do tend to picture him as a petulant brat most of the time, so it was actually really fun having him so possessive and angry straight off the cuff. Sort of slaps people in the face and makes them pay attention.
Thank you for reading and thank you even more for taking the time to share your thoughts and dissect it down. I love it when people do that; it means the world.
Reply
I can picture possessive!Robb any day - I haven't read the books, but I get the impression that he is very possessive when it comes to his bastard brother. I have no trouble imagining it, at least.
You're most welcome, by the way! It's always a pleasure to write a proper review, and you truly deserved it.
Reply
Reply
Leave a comment