Title: "Hot"
Author:
prettysirenx/PrettySiren, etc
Rating: PG-13 (for language)
Genre: humor, romance, drabble, (kinda) smut, fluff
Spoilers: None.
Disclaimer: I don't own Revolution. If I did, Charlie would get a new jacket.
Warnings: This is Miles/Charlie. So, if you don't like the pairing, don't read.
Author's Note: Unbeta'd. Came from a one-word prompt I left
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You know what, they've been alone... what? An hour? I bet they're naked.
Aaron...
No I'm serious. Naked. And I think Miles said there was a lake where we're meeting them. *pushes his glasses more firmly on his nose* They will be naked and wet, mark my words. One hundred bucks if I'm wrong.
*Nora stares at him, decides not to point out Miles and Charlie are related and offers her hand* Deal.
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AM I CLOSE?
I love your dialogue. It just rolls - possibly the word I want is 'flows' - really well, and it's sharp and witty. Which is always a bonus.
I'm also sensing a theme -
Miles: LET US DEPART FROM OUR CLOTHES.
Charlie: ...THAT DOES SEEM LIKE A GOOD IDEA, NOW THAT I THINK ABOUT IT.
And I approve of this greatly. Srsly if this was a series about Aaron interrupting and Miles and Charlie taking off clothes - I can't imagine anything better (but maybe friday has fried my imagination)...ahem you know the next step would be taking off each other's clothes right?
She’d ( ... )
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She’d seen him shirtless, of course, but never pantsless. She wasn’t entirely sure he wore underwear, and had suspected for some time that he did not.
And I have been thinking this for some time, too.
“Five more minutes and you’d be wearing nothing at all.”
This i believe...of any character that spent enough alone time with Miles. Somehow the removal of clothing would just be the natural way to go.
I feel like this is a natural talent of Miles and part of why he is shippable with like... everyone.
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I'm with you, though. Currently trying to channel the Marlie muse.
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Pants probably meant nothing to him.
I don't know why, but I fucking loved this line. And I love your characterizations/dialog/interactions/awesomeness.
Sorry that that's not really constructive.
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Thank you! I actually giggled when I wrote it. I loved it too. It just felt so *right*.
And I love your characterizations/dialog/interactions/awesomeness.
Thank you again!! I love this compliment, because as I writer, I firmly believe characters come first. You can have the best story idea, a readable style, etc...but if your characters suck, I'm not going to read them. And that's why I don't put out any characterizations that I wouldn't read myself. I only put out what I would want to read, because the characters are just so important, and I love TPTB have given us these wonderful little dollies to play with.
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