I have loads of this story written, but it's not finished, hence why I decided to post it still as a WIP. Glad you're enjoying when the installments come more quickly!
I'd not thought about that particular element of irony for Dean; I really do love it when you find things that are subconscious on my part, or that you simply are able to read more depth into it. ;) Sadly, there's no shortage for irony and difficulty for Dean in this story, which I suppose makes Seamus' endeavors all the more poignant.
Fred is a bit of a paradox. Even as the author, I'm not entirely sure what all's going on in his head! This is what I get for having killed off George; Fred's rather enigmatic, even to me.
Seamus is rather an earthy, WYSIWYG kind of guy, y'know? I do adore him, and his telly and his chocolate and lack of exercise and his motorbike. Not that he has any attributes to any other people I know and love in this world. ;)
Seamus can certainly dream big!! Thanks so much for your comments. ♥
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Date: 2007-06-25 01:07 am (UTC)I'd not thought about that particular element of irony for Dean; I really do love it when you find things that are subconscious on my part, or that you simply are able to read more depth into it. ;) Sadly, there's no shortage for irony and difficulty for Dean in this story, which I suppose makes Seamus' endeavors all the more poignant.
Fred is a bit of a paradox. Even as the author, I'm not entirely sure what all's going on in his head! This is what I get for having killed off George; Fred's rather enigmatic, even to me.
Seamus is rather an earthy, WYSIWYG kind of guy, y'know? I do adore him, and his telly and his chocolate and lack of exercise and his motorbike. Not that he has any attributes to any other people I know and love in this world. ;)
Seamus can certainly dream big!! Thanks so much for your comments. ♥
p.s. love your icon. *g*