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splinteredstar) wrote2011-08-24 07:22 pm
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Crossover glee!
Meme gleefuly stolen from
speaky_bean!
You, the reading list, give me two characters you know I'm familiar
with from different fandoms, and I'll give you a dialogue between them,
without justifying how the crossover would work, how their worlds
clashed, or how they could even meet each other -- just a silly
crossover conversation for fun with no backstory
Crossover away! And multiple requests are fine.
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You, the reading list, give me two characters you know I'm familiar
with from different fandoms, and I'll give you a dialogue between them,
without justifying how the crossover would work, how their worlds
clashed, or how they could even meet each other -- just a silly
crossover conversation for fun with no backstory
Crossover away! And multiple requests are fine.
Roy + Aoshi
A glare. Roy notices the gravestones.
"...oh. I'm terribly sorry. I didn't realize."
"Hmph."
"...friends of yours?"
Another glare. "My men." Roy's eyes widen. "They died protecting me."
A long silence. Roy glances to the gravestones, worrying his lip in his teeth. Then he turns to them and salutes sharply before turning back.
"I hope they have found peace."
"...I'm working on it."
"Good."
"...the town's to west."
"Thank you."
Re: Roy + Aoshi
I like how Roy and Kaiba have a challenging feel to their conversation. And I love the hint of facing an outside menace in the “Do you know how to do anything other than parlor tricks/…of course/Good” and it’s acceptance of doing whatever it takes.
In contrast, there’s a really peaceful feel to Kaiba and Aoshi, the sense that they’re not talking because they don’t need to, there’s an odd restfulness to them, and the sense that sparring is all the communication they need. (Insert obligatory fangirl squeezing over Kaiba having dual koachi).
And I like the way you highlighted the bond Roy and Aoshi share as soldiers – and as officers who haven’t always used their talents well.
Re: Roy + Aoshi
Aoshi is a warrior, and Kaiba can accept that. They'd make sense to each other on that level, I think - comfortable with the distance and the silence.
Like I said - Roy and Aoshi were my favorite, and I still feel like I didn't do it justice. Then again, that might just be Roy - he definitely has a sense of "Is this all I can do?" to him, there.