more fic: "The English Vice" part 2

Jan 14, 2012 16:05

Title: The English Vice; or, “Nuthin' But a G Thang” (2/2)
Pairing: John/Sherlock
Rating: NC17/M
Warnings: Explicit sex, power play, caning. No spoilers.
Part One is here.
part two. )

fanfic, sherlock, writing, fic

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terebi_me January 15 2012, 03:20:01 UTC
Excellent - thanks for reading!

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darthhellokitty January 15 2012, 03:42:32 UTC
Oh, my goodness, that was, DAMN! So hot! Sherlock, so INFURIATING! For good reasons! DAMN!

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terebi_me January 15 2012, 20:36:23 UTC
As my good friend Alex said upon watching the show for the first time this week, "He is such an asshole!" And I replied, "Yep."

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lee_chikin January 16 2012, 00:07:04 UTC
Meh, I wished Sherlock could feel something for John other than lust.
But the sex part was flawless <3. Thank you for sharing!

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terebi_me January 16 2012, 05:41:52 UTC
Oh, he does feel more than lust. Attachment, security, admiration, annoyance+forgiveness... But "love" he can't really define. He doesn't believe he loves anyone or anything, when the opposite is clearly true. Remember, we are dealing with a very young Sherlock Holmes here; he doesn't quite get it. John Watson is way ahead of him in matters of the heart.

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terebi_me January 19 2012, 23:23:59 UTC
You're probably right - but I was particularly taken by the idea of the Kronos Quartet playing Glass at the Barbican (they did play Glass in London, but not at the Barbican; and they DID play the Barbican, but not Glass!) because I was listening to the score of Mishima and also, the sight of Sherlock playing the violin (in the scene where Benedict Cumberbatch is ACTUALLY playing for real, as I wondered whether or not he knew how to do!) and it became the impetus for me to finally get this fic written. I started on it in April last year but didn't really lock down the story until just a bit ago, and the theme (of control, surrender, memory, and how someone somewhat reluctantly sexual would find a way to "break himself through" his own reticence) didn't come through until I was already writing it. Basically I overthought it, as I do everything.

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monkiedude January 24 2012, 21:55:42 UTC
FFFFFffffff. Goodnes gracious. I truly ADORE the way you write Sherlock.

This is quite fabulous.

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