The Jefferson sisters, Patsy and Polly, from @anonfeather fic “Friends With Health Benefits”. I love thoses girls so much, I hope to see more of them !
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The Jefferson sisters, Patsy and Polly, from @anonfeather fic “Friends With Health Benefits”. I love thoses girls so much, I hope to see more of them !
Thank you so much!!! @anonfeather
And okay, so, there’s actually quite a bit of explanation for this one so I hope you’re ready haha
Washington doesn’t think of himself as treating Burr poorly. He treats Burr the same as he does Hamilton and Tallmadge (and the unmentioned Lafayette).
The difference is that the others communicate with Washington. They push back, they ask for things, they react. Burr doesn’t. The others are more comfortable with Washington, while Burr is more a pretty face that caught Washington’s eye. There’s less familiarity there. Washington is trying to figure out what Burr wants - thus the mention of Washington doing different things each time.
The problem is that Burr thinks he’s just a substitute, he thinks he doesn’t have the right to say anything. He’s still and silent throughout their encounters. Washington isn’t the best communicator, and where the others know that, Burr doesn’t. They’re both staying silent and observing and getting no feedback from the other. Washington expects Burr to react the same as the others, expects Burr to be comfortable with him like that.
It’s simply a misunderstanding and disconnect between two idiots who don’t know how to navigate conversations around things that need to be talked about.
If Hamilton were to raise the concern to Washington (which he will, because it’s Hamilton), Washington will summon Burr again and there will be a very awkward conversation where Burr leaves feeling slightly better about the situation, but knowing that it’ll take Time to achieve the comfort level necessary. Washington will go out of his way to ask things now, and Burr will be more comfortable knowing that Washington actually wants Him, and that’s he’s not just a replacement.
That was my first time writing WashBurr so it was interesting/fun/tricky to come up with a sort of dynamic for it.
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anonfeather replied to your post: listen, not to be dramatic but it would be super...
What kind of prompts?
pretty much any hamilton writing prompts, and I’ll try to get a short story out. fluff, angst, I’ll try anything
I’m most comfortable with hamilton/burr, but I’ll try anything that doesn’t feature anything I’m super uncomfortable with (e.g. anything where consent is an issue)
anonfeather replied to your post: okay but hear me out: hamburr pride and prejudice...
I don’t know much about “Pride and Prejudice”, but I did see the version with the Zombies in it to have a passing idea :). I’m all for more hamburr from you :)
tbh I’m only halfway through (shamefully) but I am so hooked. I used to hate it but fanfiction has programmed me to respond well to drama and miscommunication and falling for someone because they have intelligent eyes
I think if you're not in the fandom and you say so when you reblog it that would mean it transcends the intended audience, but saying "I don't ship this" is saying the ship is bad. Idk. I'm with you personally. It has happened with my writing. As far as permission, you need permission to repost art, which means saving it it to your device and then making a new post on your own blog so that when people like and reblog it, you get the notes rather than the person who drew it. If you reblog, then anyone who sees it on your blog can see that it's not your own art and they can easily get to the artist's blog.