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While I was writing Riddle of the Blackbirds this was an assumed backstory, but it didn't fit the storyline and clashed with the storytelling.
But then I realized that I'd already had DVD Extras at the end of the fic so hey! Might as well have deleted scenes too, ne?
[/explanation]
So I present to you
While I was writing Riddle of the Blackbirds this was an assumed backstory, but it didn't fit the storyline and clashed with the storytelling.
But then I realized that I'd already had DVD Extras at the end of the fic so hey! Might as well have deleted scenes too, ne?
[/explanation]
So I present to you
Riddle of the Blackbirds
DVD Extras -InAttention
aka.rhythm excercise
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And she sidles away from her father, unnoticed, and leaves for the stage she'd seen below.
She hauls him around and up against her, her grip rough and full of him. She hisses her contempt for him, like always, and he moans lightly because he hears her, she thinks. It's beautiful, and she might not use the gun she runs on his unbroken jaw.
He makes her feel glorious and she thinks she'll keep him; though she wishes he could see his own brokenness.
She takes his lips, because they're hers to take--
Forgets the gun in her hand when she falls.
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Yes, yes of course. the rhythm of this one. I had to turn off the music, because they were *fighting* each other.
I wish I had the words for this, the musical notation: Da DA da da DA dada DA DADA
Ah. I think I found it. Is it deliberate that it works with that song? Track 1 on the CD? Knowing you, OF COURSE IT IS. But I could be wrong about what you've done deliberately.
Just watched the scene again. I don't know how you've done it, but it's exactly as
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Anywhoo, the lines work best when driven straight *through* the heavy guitar rhythms, in opposition so to speak...
::hugs:: so glad you like. This one felt the most oddly experimental out of all of my OUaTiM so far.
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