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the_empiricist

nor a lender be

Oct 23, 2010 11:39

Title: Nor A Lender Be
Author: beanarie
Rating: PG-13
Characters: Arthur, Eames
Summary: The fourth story in the Shakespeare series, preceded by I Talk Of Dreams, When The Hurlyburly's Done and Small Cheer And Great Welcome. A mission in Mexico City ushers in its own problems.

( A few words feebly gather together and lobby to be what Arthur says next, but he ignores them in favor of staring. )

arthur/eames, i like dominic cobb and i am not ashamed, fic, shakespeare series, inception

Comments 10

celestineangel October 23 2010, 16:22:56 UTC

EEEEEEEEEEHEHEHEHEHE!!! XD XD XD

I'm sorry, but I can't tell you how incredibly happy I am that one ittle old prompt sparked all of this. :D YAY A SERIES!!!

Sick Arthur is infinitely adorabible and hilarious. XD

the_empiricist October 23 2010, 17:09:31 UTC

Haha gosh, you caught this quickly. ♥ Honey, that prompt was not little. It was epic. I've had so much fun writing these.

alhendra October 23 2010, 17:49:29 UTC

This is LOVELY. And I ADORE Cobb being the architect again <3 Brilliant writing.

the_empiricist October 23 2010, 18:00:59 UTC

Wow, thank you. How nice of you to say.

nemesister October 24 2010, 23:28:37 UTC

Read the whole series rn and I love it! Yay, cobb!

the_empiricist October 24 2010, 23:47:56 UTC

Thank you! Yeah, Cobb was an unexpected interloper in this series for me, but the more I think about him, the more I want him around.

nemesister October 25 2010, 23:50:41 UTC

I wish people wrote Arthur-Cobb friendship fic as rabidly as pairings anyway. Sometimes I even read Cobb/Arthur just to get some interaction, but that's not what I want. Fascinating relationship!

kuwamiko May 3 2011, 03:26:08 UTC

And now the dynamic shifts, and yet still remains largely the same. Very well crafted, and quite balance, to my mind. And bringing another familiar face back into it, not just as a voice on the other end of the phoneline. ^_^ Thanks again for writing and for sharing!! ^_^

the_empiricist May 9 2011, 20:50:55 UTC

Thank you. I really liked the idea of messing with their roles a bit. And I'm glad that you liked that I brought in Cobb. He tends to be kind of unpopular with the A/E crowd. :D

kuwamiko May 12 2011, 04:20:30 UTC

I could see where Cobb would be unpopular, though it seems to me that most authors (including myself) tend to write him as nicer than he was on the movie - when he isn't being cast as the villian or something! ^_~ I thought your take on his was spot on, though! ^_^