So I wrote a note in my livejournal about an upcoming scene in Fire and Water thirteen days ago.
I wrote the scene in question this morning. Gabriel had a good argument--in fact, for Gabriel, it was a veritable speech.
Sometimes, it's not easy being the Master of the Wild Hunt. Heh.
(And Fire and Water is now over 61k.)
I wrote the scene in question this morning. Gabriel had a good argument--in fact, for Gabriel, it was a veritable speech.
"If I used that spell to bring Zechariah back to life; if I extended my control over my Hounds from beyond the grave itself, then where would I stop? If Malachi decides he cannot live as he is now; if he finds a way to kill himself, would I then bring him back? Where would I stop? Or worse--if another Hound dies; one who has angered me for whatever reason, and I decide not to bring him back, then what kind of monster would I have become?"
Sometimes, it's not easy being the Master of the Wild Hunt. Heh.
(And Fire and Water is now over 61k.)
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Interesting how that theme just kind of snuck in there...
That reminds me of when I was about seventeen, and realized that it probably wouldn't be a cool thing to be a vampire and live forever.