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Feb. 11th, 2004 12:47 amFinished the rather sad Weasley twins story, "Together, Alone."
No really, I don't ask for such dark images. Then again, they say you only hurt the ones you love.
Rating: R, for foul-mouthed Fred and George and character death. I can write a funeral, if nothing else. Oh, the joy of writing into the void.
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Maybe I'm better suited for angst than I thought.
Plus I must add that I have cousins who are identical twins, and for those of us not born into such a relationship, I suspect many of us are at least remotely interested in the concept of having our own benevolent and familiar doppelgangers.
I am, anyway, until hearing of identical twins in situations when one gets cancer, say, and I reckon its worse for a twin with whom they physically have always had another in whom to confide, from the womb and beyond, and then the other is left behind, bereft. I wager that it's worse than for those of us who were born alone swimming in our own solitude.
No really, I don't ask for such dark images. Then again, they say you only hurt the ones you love.
Rating: R, for foul-mouthed Fred and George and character death. I can write a funeral, if nothing else. Oh, the joy of writing into the void.
( Read more... )
Maybe I'm better suited for angst than I thought.
Plus I must add that I have cousins who are identical twins, and for those of us not born into such a relationship, I suspect many of us are at least remotely interested in the concept of having our own benevolent and familiar doppelgangers.
I am, anyway, until hearing of identical twins in situations when one gets cancer, say, and I reckon its worse for a twin with whom they physically have always had another in whom to confide, from the womb and beyond, and then the other is left behind, bereft. I wager that it's worse than for those of us who were born alone swimming in our own solitude.
