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Limitations of Fairytales (1/1)
Oct. 7th, 2011 09:25 amTitle: Limitations of Fairytales
Rating: PG-13
Warning: Coarse language, general spoilers until “Fortune.”
Author Warning: I know I cross the line between Disney versions and the original fairytale, but that’s because I know Disney a lot better. If I messed up, I’m sorry. Also, for anyone who takes the beginning as me bashing other ships, that isn’t my intention. It’s more along the lines of voicing the frustration of Chloe being unlucky in love.
Special thanks to:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
slytherinpunk, who’s going through a tough time computer-wise, and may not even see this for a month. However, she dealt with my incessant emails on this fic and convinced me that it wasn’t completely bonkers, so fingers crossed that the final product turned out.
Limitations of Fairytales
There’s something you don’t get told in fairytales. True love, or love in general, isn’t usually about one night, one kiss, one moment, and then instant happily ever after. It’s the accumulation of multiple moments, which hopefully includes the romance depicted in children’s books, but also real life moments.
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Rating: PG-13
Warning: Coarse language, general spoilers until “Fortune.”
Author Warning: I know I cross the line between Disney versions and the original fairytale, but that’s because I know Disney a lot better. If I messed up, I’m sorry. Also, for anyone who takes the beginning as me bashing other ships, that isn’t my intention. It’s more along the lines of voicing the frustration of Chloe being unlucky in love.
Special thanks to:
slytherinpunk, who’s going through a tough time computer-wise, and may not even see this for a month. However, she dealt with my incessant emails on this fic and convinced me that it wasn’t completely bonkers, so fingers crossed that the final product turned out.Limitations of Fairytales
There’s something you don’t get told in fairytales. True love, or love in general, isn’t usually about one night, one kiss, one moment, and then instant happily ever after. It’s the accumulation of multiple moments, which hopefully includes the romance depicted in children’s books, but also real life moments.
( Read more... )