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(masterlist of prompts)
(past answers)
Day 16: Most creatively homicidal ship.
Adelle deWitt/Lawrence Dominic
Day 17: The ship that looked like a fairytale but isn't or never was.
Regina/Emma
The queen who walled off her heart; the damaged savior whose power is love.
Never to be allowed to save each other.
Day 18: The ship with the most transference issues.
Simon/Alisha.
I feel that what saves this ship, what makes it fantastic, is that the writers were 100% aware of all the ways in which the characters where in love with slightly different people than the one in front of them; and the ways in which they were drawn and in relationships with the people who were in front of them. Does that make sense?
Also, honorable mention: Steve Rogers/Sharon Carter
Yeah, so, remember how Sharon is dating the guy she grew up watching old videos of and who her aunt dated? And how Sharon and Peggy are drawn to look damn near identical in the comics?
(past answers)
Day 16: Most creatively homicidal ship.
Adelle deWitt/Lawrence Dominic
Day 17: The ship that looked like a fairytale but isn't or never was.
Regina/Emma
The queen who walled off her heart; the damaged savior whose power is love.
Never to be allowed to save each other.
Day 18: The ship with the most transference issues.
Simon/Alisha.
I feel that what saves this ship, what makes it fantastic, is that the writers were 100% aware of all the ways in which the characters where in love with slightly different people than the one in front of them; and the ways in which they were drawn and in relationships with the people who were in front of them. Does that make sense?
Also, honorable mention: Steve Rogers/Sharon Carter
Yeah, so, remember how Sharon is dating the guy she grew up watching old videos of and who her aunt dated? And how Sharon and Peggy are drawn to look damn near identical in the comics?
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