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The Sharing Game by stuffandnonsense
Chapter: Set III: questions 25-30
05/31/2015 06:46 pm
This is magnificent and disturbing... I'm assuming that Charlie is Charles Gunn and that he's a vampire? i love charles. I really didn't want him to die... sigh.
more soon, right?
Blue
more soon, right?
Blue
There was an abandoned arc in the Angel comics where Charles Gunn was an unsouled vampire trying to do good, but then time was set back so he was never turned.
I'm being purposefully vague here about who Charlie is, but it struck me as highly likely that, at the very least, they'd know one other vampire that, like Harmony, basically didn't change at all post-turning.
I'm being purposefully vague here about who Charlie is, but it struck me as highly likely that, at the very least, they'd know one other vampire that, like Harmony, basically didn't change at all post-turning.
05/13/2015 10:37 pm
And then....? I love this. The do make wonderful friends because they have so much they've shared and know each other so well. The easy affection here makes me smile. And like Buffy, I'm hopeful....
There will be one last chapter for the last 6 questions. There may also be a sequel, because I wrote vast swathes about the loft in edit #3,000,002....
I have, in fact, been working steadily on this chapter since long before I posted the last one. So thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for loving it.
I have, in fact, been working steadily on this chapter since long before I posted the last one. So thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for loving it.
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