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crack_van2007-12-10 09:01 pm
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Hospital Windows, by derryderrydown (PG)
Fandom: Lord Peter Wimsey
Pairing: Peter/Parker
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derryderrydown
Author Website: http://derry.anejo.nu/misc/index.shtml
Why this must be read: Whilst you may have run across the author of this fic as the individual responsible for the Wimsey/Lawrence of Arabia crossover (oh, go on then), this piece is less well known. It’s a character study set in a missing scene in Clouds of Witness, shortly after Peter has been shot, and focuses on Peter, Charles Parker and Bunter very delicately negotiating relationships.
“I was shot by a Socialist – the revolution is upon us! Raise the barricades! Ah, thank you, nurse. Much more comfortable. I’ve already bled through one bandage,” he explained as the nurse left the room, his voice filled with obscure pride. “Who’d have thought the old man had so much blood in him, indeed.”
Hospital Windows
Pairing: Peter/Parker
Author on LJ:
derryderrydownAuthor Website: http://derry.anejo.nu/misc/index.shtml
Why this must be read: Whilst you may have run across the author of this fic as the individual responsible for the Wimsey/Lawrence of Arabia crossover (oh, go on then), this piece is less well known. It’s a character study set in a missing scene in Clouds of Witness, shortly after Peter has been shot, and focuses on Peter, Charles Parker and Bunter very delicately negotiating relationships.
“I was shot by a Socialist – the revolution is upon us! Raise the barricades! Ah, thank you, nurse. Much more comfortable. I’ve already bled through one bandage,” he explained as the nurse left the room, his voice filled with obscure pride. “Who’d have thought the old man had so much blood in him, indeed.”
Hospital Windows
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