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oneiriad and I were right! 
( Avatar spoilery bits behind the cut.. )Have you gone to see "Avatar" yet? You really should. On the biggest screen you can conveniently get to.
Dec. 29th, 2009
oneiriad and I were right! ( Avatar spoilery bits behind the cut.. )Have you gone to see "Avatar" yet? You really should. On the biggest screen you can conveniently get to.
Fic: Dear Mom
Dec. 29th, 2009 11:27 pmTitle: Dear Mom
Fandom: Avatar
Author:concertigrossi
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 958
Characters: Dr. Norm Spellman
Summary: Heroism is sometimes a lot easier than dealing with the aftermath.
Disclaimer: Nothing here is mine.
Author's Note: Boy, writing a fic two weeks after a movie comes out is really just asking to be jossed. There may be things I missed. There may be a lot of mistakes: I've only seen the movie twice. But good world-building bites me hard, and this is the result.
( This way to the fic... )
Fandom: Avatar
Author:
concertigrossiRating: PG-13
Word Count: 958
Characters: Dr. Norm Spellman
Summary: Heroism is sometimes a lot easier than dealing with the aftermath.
Disclaimer: Nothing here is mine.
Author's Note: Boy, writing a fic two weeks after a movie comes out is really just asking to be jossed. There may be things I missed. There may be a lot of mistakes: I've only seen the movie twice. But good world-building bites me hard, and this is the result.
( This way to the fic... )
