pax americana

May 02, 2011 16:59

Title: Pax Americana
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Canada and America live through the last century's calamities together, and they know in their hearts that pax americana will never break.
Characters/Pairings: Canada/America, Gift fic for sadie_dandelion, thank you for donating for help-japan!

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The winter wind bites at the cuts and bruises on their arms )

canada, america, fanfic, hetalia

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sadie_dandelion May 3 2011, 01:45:45 UTC
YES! Everything I was looking for, yet, a lot of historical facts I didn't know. Plus, a minor province/state cameo! This was fantastic, thank you!
Of course you can share this publicly-- Show off your hard work!

(Uh, Canada letting America be drunk and sticky on his couch for decades while he pretended to be his brother at meetings, painfully that's love. But funny that Disney World instantly got him off the couch).

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weird_number May 3 2011, 02:23:53 UTC
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it! :)

Haha, I was actually gonna put more province/state stuff, I swear the stuff at Hetanada is so addicting, but I felt like I didn't know enough about the east coast states and more BC/N.Calif would be boring. :P

Yes, it is love! :)

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celadonite May 3 2011, 03:52:30 UTC
I have to say, you've got some great timing there XD

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jevia May 3 2011, 04:48:26 UTC
Ah, what a fantastic read. Thank you so much for showing it to those of us in the public as well! :'D I love the interactions between these two.
I also really enjoyed you mentioning the Ambassador Bridge; I live right here and spend a lot of my time (especially in the summer) going back and forth between Detroit (here) and Windsor. :D So it was nice being able to know what was being talked about.
And I agree with the other people who commented about liking the state/province stuff.

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weird_number May 3 2011, 06:23:14 UTC
Hehe, thank you! :D

Woah, that is really awesome! When I was writing it, I kinda wished I could've been there so everything I was writing about would feel more tangible. Alas I was stuck with videos on Wikipedia. :D

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hideincarnate May 4 2011, 00:45:14 UTC
I really enjoyed reading this. =)

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weird_number May 4 2011, 01:11:18 UTC
Thanks! :)

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darkfireburning May 4 2011, 02:58:59 UTC
Ah, I loved it =D USCan makes me so happy, and anyone who knows anything about Canadian history deserves a highfive.

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weird_number May 4 2011, 05:14:10 UTC
Thanks! :D Yeah, I love USCan! Haha, I wish my high school had been more informative as far as Canadian history went; I actually don't think I ever saw Canada mentioned in my history texts. ;_;

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darkfireburning May 5 2011, 03:37:09 UTC
Ah, well we have an entire (mandatory) course over here in high school about Canadian history because if us Canadians don't study it, almost no one will XD

(even though I think half the textbook is filled with stuff about relations with Europe and the US and how they affected us ><;)

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weird_number May 5 2011, 06:36:38 UTC
Haha, sadly, my "world" history class was like that -- relations with Europe, European history, and that was pretty much it. ;_;

And I don't think it helped that I took the same segment of US history four times (the frigging Revolutionary War got so boring, graar.)

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