#writers...

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Melizabeth.

There is a concept that I love to work with when I write fanfictions and/or play with the idea of cursed lovers in a similar situation Meliodas and Elizabeth have, and I feel like that detail might add just a little another layer to the story (and their trauma).

In the case of Elizabeth and Meliodas, it would take the form of a natural way to break the curse. When I say natural, I mean not by using offensive magic against the curses, like they did in the series. Usually, it takes the form of a task, something to bring to the god you've pissed off, a set of actions to earn forgiveness or something like this.

But I say, we make them suffer.

I like my stories and fanfictions salty.

And I don't care if I go against canon. I'm writing this. I'm captain here.

Elizabeth wasn't cursed to love Meliodas. It's a test her mother set out to break the curse. If she falls in love, the curse goes on. If she doesn't, it breaks.

Meliodas wasn't cursed to indefinitely love Elizabeth. It's a test his father set out to break the curse. If he stays in love, the curse goes on. If he falls out, the curse breaks.

The supreme deity probably thought that a different background would make her daughter "see sense," but Elizabeth keeps falling in love with Meliodas no matter what her life looked like before, because he's a lovable goof ball with too much love to give.

The Demon King probably thought that the pain her deaths brought him would eventually make him fall out of love because it would be the most effective way to make the pain stop. But Meliodas can't stop loving her. Even without his emotions, he loves her because the joy she brings to him is worth every bit of pain he feels because of the curse.

That would make their story so much more beautiful because not only would it strengthen their bond, but it would also make a perfect example of: "When you love someone, you're by their sides for the laughters, the 3 a.m panick attacks and the sobbing messes."

Bonus points if good/original representation of magic and/or minorities (queer, neurodivergent, dys, indigenous...).

[libertydevitto]

ive got like 50 ideas in my head of guys on the show watts could date because im 1) a little pathetic 2) bored out of my skull 3) desperate for the cbc to make him gay please lord

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Turning to the internet, cause I'm desperate.

I'm looking for a lukanette fanart where it's a puppet of Marinette and a puppet of Luka with button eyes.

I saw it on pinterest, but I don't know if it's findable somewhere else.

Please help.

Kind regards, a lukanette fan.

Update:

It's this one.

PS: Thank you @jana2071 for the link in the comments!

Update:

Guess who found it on Pinterest again yesterday night....

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I feel like Ban should be described as black or brown in modern AUs.

Nah, hear me out.

It would fit perfectly with the character and, dare I say, they way he's been introduced to and sees society.

Because of all the hate they get, black people are one of the first people to realise the world is a fucked up place anyone with a brain cell would rather not be in.

And just his reputation, while being (completely) racist, would make even more sense, with seteroypes.

Bonus points if good/original representation of magic and/or minorities (queer, neurodivergent, dys, indigenous...).

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Does anyone have any recommendations of fanfic Harry Potter PJO crossover? With links, if possible?

And, just to be clear, I want either Percy to go to Hogwarts as a student from his first to last year or Harry to come to CHB every summer.

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Children seeing the dead and hearings ghosts in cemeteries.

I like to think that children's ability to see beyond the living is like their flexibility, as in they could keep that ability to see and interact with beyond the living with practice.

Let me explain.

For context, I've generally heard of stuff along the lines of: "children have an easier time detecting and interacting with the creatures outside of the living because they've only recently left their realm" (Mostly by religious people, not necessarily Christian), and children's flexibility has to do something with their phisical growth that I forgot about because I'm not the best in biology.

The important information is that if you practice with your flexibility, you can maintain it, and if you don't, you can still get some of that flexibility back with practice.

What if those two abilities worked the same? What if all kids could, unknowningly, see ghosts and such and just lost the ability over time because they didn't practice? What if you get back some of that ability if you were to, say, collect haunted objects, attempt to communicate with spirits via various techniques, or work in a cemetery, as a guard or a cleaner ?

Maybe not the point of seeing the dead again, but to feel them floating around you and hear them whisper?

Now, imagine an undertaker who grew up in the middle of a huge, really alive city and can, like, sense the ghosts now that they spent so much time around spirits and such. But, accidently, they ended up making their kid grow up in cemeteries, so now they can see ghosts without problems, and can differentiate all types of spirits, like poltergeists and stuff, and have no problems communicating with them?

Bonus points if good/original representation of magic and/or minorities (queer, neurodivergent, dys, indigenous...).

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Hey!

I'm writing a wlw slow burn right now, and I'm having a hard time finding a good ship name. Can you please help me?

Main character:

Charlotte Bellefeuille, Charlie

Student of Mars (the roman god)

Best Fighter of her generation (skills)

Queen of the Demi-gods (at the end)

Love interst:

Aelish Hickey, Eli

Daughter of Apollo (the roman god)

Best Healer of her generation (powers)

Queen of the Demi-gods (at the end)

Thank you!

Bonus: Eli is usually a goofball and the first time Charlie thinks finds her attractive is when she goes serious.