~on truthful parodies...
Jul. 18th, 2002 05:22 ami suppose it's a weird sensation, enjoying something that makes me slightly paranoid (um. am i bad? oh god, i'm bad! i made him do -that- in my fic.. gods! ugh... i have sinned ;)
but yah. i like it. there's no way to have love that's like, -totally- devoid of either angst or sap. and face it, we're writing harry/draco. if you're not an insane mush-fiend romantic, what the hell is up with liking harry/draco? suuuure you like conflict, things to be "interesting" not "too easy"... but really, isn't that what it's all about? it's an insult if it's too easy. it's not grand enough, then, ne?
i say i hate always-loved-you!draco, but i wound up writing him. otherwise it'd be 2 people going through the "oh! i'm gay!" experience, which is kinda dull. or the "wow, i DO like him" experience, which is common, but... still, draco cries out to be schizoid and in denial doesn't he? well not -sorry- about anything, just in denial about who he is. we hope. unless he's just boring.
in my little world, no one is -that- boring unless they're not worth thinking about. even enough to dislike. so :)
that was fun. there's no way out you know. you -can't- write a "straight" harry/draco fic and have them be "in love". i guess (from what i heard) cassandra claire tries to go there. have it be.. um... not mushy.
love is kind of ridiculous and mushy isn't it? am i wrong? it is though. it doesn't make us "good" but it probably makes us stupid. wow waxing philosophical over a parody, heh.
can draco keep his dignity and still be in love? that is the burning question :>
ah well, as far as rhetorical questions go :)
but yah. i like it. there's no way to have love that's like, -totally- devoid of either angst or sap. and face it, we're writing harry/draco. if you're not an insane mush-fiend romantic, what the hell is up with liking harry/draco? suuuure you like conflict, things to be "interesting" not "too easy"... but really, isn't that what it's all about? it's an insult if it's too easy. it's not grand enough, then, ne?
i say i hate always-loved-you!draco, but i wound up writing him. otherwise it'd be 2 people going through the "oh! i'm gay!" experience, which is kinda dull. or the "wow, i DO like him" experience, which is common, but... still, draco cries out to be schizoid and in denial doesn't he? well not -sorry- about anything, just in denial about who he is. we hope. unless he's just boring.
in my little world, no one is -that- boring unless they're not worth thinking about. even enough to dislike. so :)
that was fun. there's no way out you know. you -can't- write a "straight" harry/draco fic and have them be "in love". i guess (from what i heard) cassandra claire tries to go there. have it be.. um... not mushy.
love is kind of ridiculous and mushy isn't it? am i wrong? it is though. it doesn't make us "good" but it probably makes us stupid. wow waxing philosophical over a parody, heh.
can draco keep his dignity and still be in love? that is the burning question :>
ah well, as far as rhetorical questions go :)