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I sort of had an awful day yesterday, and I have a lot of writing to do today that I really don't want to do. T_T Distract me, flist!
It's time for another round of the "Give me a character and I will tell you five things about them from my personal headcanon" meme. 8D Any fandom I'm into is fine; and this time, if I have no headcanon for the character you ask about, I'll try and make up at least one thing for you. ♥
It's time for another round of the "Give me a character and I will tell you five things about them from my personal headcanon" meme. 8D Any fandom I'm into is fine; and this time, if I have no headcanon for the character you ask about, I'll try and make up at least one thing for you. ♥
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- Fakir's power is an incredible temptation; with the right words, he could give Ahiru back the form she was so reluctant to leave, and solve everything... But then he remembers how freely Drosselmeyer meddled, and both his conscience and his intuition as a writer stay his hand.
- Ahiru, for her part, really is okay with being a duck again, just as long as she can be close to Fakir.
- All the same, there are days when they each want nothing more than to dance with the other, just one more time.
- Eventually Fakir is going to actually see Swan Lake and be inspired.
- To this day, they still both feel a flicker of panic whenever a sorrow of ravens flies overhead, or they see a few picking at scraps on the ground. They're softening over time, though; the ravens aren't a part of Drosselmeyer's story, and they don't much care about people's hearts any more.