“all fires fail”
Prompt (from the lovely
earnmysong): Elena Gilbert, Let's love and risk it all...even if it hurts just a little too much
A/N: Title from “The Sequel” by Theodore Roethke. Set immediately post-2.22.
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was the heart's core tractable? all waters waver, and all fires fail )
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You capture Damon's complex nature so well. A gorgeous representation of their conflicted relationship. Well done.
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Thank you so much! ♥
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I adore Damon and love how deliciously complicated and layered a character he is. *shivers*
I will more than happily read more TVD from you my dear! :D
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Aww, yay! Be certain that there will be more TVD from me soon, because I CANNOT SEEM TO STOP.
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I think we should just go ahead and crown you Queen of Damon/Elena Angst. Really. This would be a correct move.
Okay, favourite parts:
“What do you think happened to them?” she whispers. “The people in the painting.”
Damon spares the painting a glance, and then takes Elena by the shoulder. “They died.”
MY HEART JUST DIED, OKAY.
“I think it’s more of a Bonnie and Clyde thing.”
Um, this line fills me with glee for some reason. ~Fantasies I don't talk about, lol.
“Being with you makes me feel more alive, Elena.”
“Huh. Well, being with you makes me feel more dead. I guess it evens out.”
YES. YES. THAT IS A HOME RUN IF EVER THERE WAS ONE.
/shameless flailing
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YOU PICKED OUT ALL MY FAVORITE PARTS. It makes me so happy to know that people like my own personal favorite bits, and so ♥ ♥ for that. Also: Bonnie & Clyde. I am obsessed. (note rambling) It all started when a fellow Ruby!girl friend of mine made this Ruby/Crowley BFFs mix that was themed around Bonnie & Clyde (http://mad-teagirl.livejournal.com/3928.html), and then I saw the FILM, and aghhh. There is so much love for that.
YAY ON HOME RUNNING SINCE I WAS NEVER A SPORTY GIRL SO HERE IS MY CHANCE FINALLY.
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Haha, Ruby/Crowley, now THERE'S a BFF pairing I didn't think of. *g*
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Love this:
Alaric, maybe, still extinguishing his own fire with accelerant; Caroline, who put out others’ fires while never tending to her own; or perhaps Katherine, the one who’d lit the match to begin with.
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