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Think it took me long enough to get back to these? This one is for
dragonessasmith, who requested a ficlet with Colin Creevey, the Weasley twins, and a camera.
G, gen, AU. 185 words.
In Twain
George's boots crunch through fresh snow as he trudges across the courtyard, hands in his pockets and blood-red scarf pulled up close about his face. A conspiratorial knot of boys notices him coming-- heads turn, the circle opens. Lee Jordan's friendly shout is a crisp echo in the stillness; he goes to meet him, reaches out with a mittened hand to draw him in by the shoulder. George rubs his hands together and laughs at what Lee is saying, but doesn't answer, doesn't smile with his eyes.
Click.
In the darkroom, Colin lays negative over negative, crops with a delicate blade. Hunches over the desk with a tiny bottle of retouch fluid, adding a second trail of bluegrey shadowed footprints in the snow, just like the first. It takes two baths of specially diluted developer to get the timing right. Colin's hands burn with chemicals and magic, even through the gloves.
It's nearly midnight when Colin is finished. He pins his work to the clothesline and watches, waits for the figures to begin to move.
When the print is dry, Fred Weasley will live again.
end.
Feedback would certainly be appreciated.
I still owe ficlets to
_hannelore,
maidenjedi,
mariagoner,
stiletto, and
wayfairer. Previous ficlets are here.
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G, gen, AU. 185 words.
In Twain
George's boots crunch through fresh snow as he trudges across the courtyard, hands in his pockets and blood-red scarf pulled up close about his face. A conspiratorial knot of boys notices him coming-- heads turn, the circle opens. Lee Jordan's friendly shout is a crisp echo in the stillness; he goes to meet him, reaches out with a mittened hand to draw him in by the shoulder. George rubs his hands together and laughs at what Lee is saying, but doesn't answer, doesn't smile with his eyes.
Click.
In the darkroom, Colin lays negative over negative, crops with a delicate blade. Hunches over the desk with a tiny bottle of retouch fluid, adding a second trail of bluegrey shadowed footprints in the snow, just like the first. It takes two baths of specially diluted developer to get the timing right. Colin's hands burn with chemicals and magic, even through the gloves.
It's nearly midnight when Colin is finished. He pins his work to the clothesline and watches, waits for the figures to begin to move.
When the print is dry, Fred Weasley will live again.
end.
Feedback would certainly be appreciated.
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Date: 2004-09-05 02:14 pm (UTC)Oh, that was so sad. Beautifully done.
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Date: 2004-09-05 02:16 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2004-09-05 02:27 pm (UTC)Sadly, I don't write lots of Harry/Ron, though I love to read it.
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Date: 2004-09-05 02:43 pm (UTC)