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Lambs to the Slaughter

Apr 02, 2007 23:44

Title: Lambs to the Slaughter
Author: redjacket
Characters: Sean Bean, Karl Urban, Eric Bana, Orlando Bloom, David Wenham, Viggo Mortensen, Colin Farrell, Jason Isaacs, Roy Dupuis, Harry SinclairFandom and/or pairing: LotR RPS plus some. Pairings would be telling ( Read more... )

Comments 8

mistry89 April 3 2007, 07:49:14 UTC

"What's my reaction?"
I feel confused and shocky and ready for more! Thank you - Dave's pickup was as stress-inducing as such an event should be.
Thank you.

redjacket April 3 2007, 15:25:13 UTC

Hope it's not too confusing. It's supposed to be a little since, you know, it does kind of drop you in to the middle of things.

And whew, glad Dave's pickup felt stressful. I was worried it would be too blase.

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redjacket April 3 2007, 15:33:31 UTC

Dude, my Dave is awesome. Just accept it and join the love train.(Because, in this? He totally looks like he does in 300, well, when he gets around to getting his hair cut. And that Dave, is mega hot Dave.)

I'm glad you like Orlando. (It means there's hope for you on the Dave front.) He's a bit of a big flaily spastic geek in this. But in the best way possible.

And yes, I'm continuing it. I'm working on chapter two right now, actually.

redqueen13 April 3 2007, 16:17:15 UTC

Oh, like this very much! It's intriguing, funny, tense--I'd love to read more.
I'm with Rain, I really like what you've done with Orlando. And of course, it's always lovely to see Colin and Jason with their pants off!

redjacket April 4 2007, 16:34:22 UTC

More is coming. Soon, I hope. Reborn's a little bit stalled.

Heh. I write Orlando so that I'll like him (because quite often I don't) so it's good to here that he working for other people too.

I think it should be a requirement for both Colin and Jason to have their pants off all the time.

foxrafer April 4 2007, 14:18:54 UTC

I really like this. It's a little confusing, but I'm sure if this were one complete book that some of that would be explained further on. The world isn't yet formed, but I'm really intrigued. There were only a couple of things that were so baffling I stopped reading and re-read hoping I could figure it out, but you probably have plans to explain them further down the road. Really interesting start.

redjacket April 4 2007, 19:24:34 UTC

What do you find really baffling, if you don't mind me asking? Some things I haven't fully explained intentionally (I was kind of going for the feeling of the reader just being dropped into the world) but somethings I might not have explained enough.

rsharpe April 7 2007, 05:01:50 UTC

Well, I'm completely hooked!