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Jul. 12th, 2004 01:59 pmI have never posted one of these color-bar meme thingies before. Until now, none has so moved me with its message.
Love is knitted
*tear*
I'm happy to announce that![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
ellensmithee has created grab_n_coil, a community for fic, art, and discussion about Crabbe and/or Goyle. Slash, het, and gen are allowed, all ratings. Now, I know some of you out there are sekrit Crabbe & Goyle lovers -- *gives the flist a Look* -- so come on, out with it!
The Peter discussion has sprawled out all over and pulled in various other characters and concepts, as such things are wont to do. A couple of my favorite posts:
arwencordelia talks about redemptive patterns in Peter and Snape...
...anddonnaimmaculata discusses the group dynamics of MWPP. Since it's way down in the comments, I have to repeat a fascinating point she made:
"I do believe that Peter truly admired James and that he has been trying to make James like him by making this admiration obvious. I'm sure James' treatment of him lead to pent-up aggressions. But at first, I imagine, Peter began doubting his own abilities. In a way, Peter behaves like a woman married to an abusive husband, thinking that if she's nice he will stop beating her one day. And then, one day it she who snaps."
Love is knitted
*tear*
I'm happy to announce that
ellensmithee has created grab_n_coil, a community for fic, art, and discussion about Crabbe and/or Goyle. Slash, het, and gen are allowed, all ratings. Now, I know some of you out there are sekrit Crabbe & Goyle lovers -- *gives the flist a Look* -- so come on, out with it!The Peter discussion has sprawled out all over and pulled in various other characters and concepts, as such things are wont to do. A couple of my favorite posts:
arwencordelia talks about redemptive patterns in Peter and Snape......and
donnaimmaculata discusses the group dynamics of MWPP. Since it's way down in the comments, I have to repeat a fascinating point she made:"I do believe that Peter truly admired James and that he has been trying to make James like him by making this admiration obvious. I'm sure James' treatment of him lead to pent-up aggressions. But at first, I imagine, Peter began doubting his own abilities. In a way, Peter behaves like a woman married to an abusive husband, thinking that if she's nice he will stop beating her one day. And then, one day it she who snaps."
