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[wispykitty]

Title A Preface To A Murder (aka What Happened That Night)
Rating R
Characters Schuldig, Crawford
Summary If you read Where I End And You Begin and found yourself a tad bit confused about what happened, this will explain things in a little more detail.

Comments

[aki_jade]

;_;

Poor Schu... I loved it <3

[wispykitty]

Thank you. :)

[wispykitty]

Would you like me to write something, err, happier, with them? As happy as they can get, of course. Or I could be mean and write Schuldig's reaction in the direct aftermath of the death. That thought actually intrigues me, so I might actually do it. We'll see. I'll go listen to some more music and see what pops in my head first.

But yes, this is totally the way that they would have to go out. They have to take themselves out, in some ridiculous manner that totally should never have happened.

Adding insult to injury: I think the cat actually managed to remain unharmed during the whole thing and was adopted by Silvia when she left.

[mainekosama]

I liked both stories. Terribly tragic end, of course, but it's not like those two could hope for much more, right? What a way to go, though - Schuldig must've truly pissed the Fate off :p.

[wispykitty]

Thank you! And it's true, there could be no happy ending for these guys, not even a natural death (or even the ease of having someone else suddenly kill them). The only ones with the power to finish them off would be themselves.

[nuraya]

Ahh! I loved this, as much as the first (third? *lol*) part! I think it's also very fitting that they did not in fact get to exchange much words at the end. So very perfect!

And how ironic also that Crawford is the only person Schu can't read, therefore he cannot even at this moment read from his mind what it was he wanted to say.

Now I'm going to tempt you with another idea: what about Crawford's version? ;)

[wispykitty]

OMG. I never even thought about writing Crawford's version!! What a brilliant idea!! I'm so going to do that. Thank you. :)

[nuraya]

YAY!! I was just dying to find out what Crawford was thinking throughout this.