Here's the thing. I was trying really hard to get the
ds_flashfiction Inuit Story Challenge done, and it was really rough going because I hadn't written in so long. So of course I had to come up with this complex story structure -- and I never come up with needlessly complex story structures -- where I need to remember how to write not only Fraser and Ray, but
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Just then, Ray explodes out of the interrogation room, for all the world like an edgy, spiky-haired knight in shining armor.
Oh, yes!
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Thanks for reading!
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i love your use of the ENTIRE bullpen, and their wacked-out theories about the inuit stories are HILARIOUS, but i think my favorite bit is actually this:
"I believe you," Fraser lies, bracing for the overwhelming urge to contradict himself and tell her the truth. The first ten seconds, he's found, are the hardest to bear.
OH. that is SO beautifully FRASER.
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I initially just said "Fraser lies", and then like some kind of sign, the episode of Mountie on the Bounty that I had put on to get my Fraser-muse to wake up said, "If you don't tell me where my partner is, I will kick you in the head." "Really?" "...well, no, not really." So, I figured, hey. :-)
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OH MY GOD, WE SHOULD MAKE WELSH AN AWARD. ...what do you suppose he'd think was a fitting reward? It should come with, like, a lifetime supply of antacids or a promotion or something.
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