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Fic: Lionheart
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Title: Lionheart
Rating & Warnings: G, none
Word Count or Art Format: ~900 words
Prompt: forhuldrejenta’s prompt #3:
Jonatan: You know I can't kill another man.
Orvar: Oh Jonatan, if everyone thought like you, Evil would have prevailed a long time ago.
Skorpan: If everyone thought like Jonatan there wouldn't be no evil.
From Brothers Lionheart by Astrid Lindgren
Summary: Tonks finds an old favourite book; Remus hasn't heard of it.
Notes: I tried to write the serious fic I felt this lovely, weighty prompt deserved, but the holiday cheer got to me and it turned fairly fluffy! Also, I'm totally cheating here, because I haven't read "The Brothers Lionheart" yet myself, though a friend who lived in Sweden described it to me once in some detail. Definitely on my "to read" list now.
Oh, and I deliberately haven't pinned this to any specific time period, but in my head I think it's very shortly after they're married – perhaps while sorting through possessions in preparation for moving in together.
( Lionheart )
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starfishstarTitle: Lionheart
Rating & Warnings: G, none
Word Count or Art Format: ~900 words
Prompt: for
huldrejenta’s prompt #3:Jonatan: You know I can't kill another man.
Orvar: Oh Jonatan, if everyone thought like you, Evil would have prevailed a long time ago.
Skorpan: If everyone thought like Jonatan there wouldn't be no evil.
From Brothers Lionheart by Astrid Lindgren
Summary: Tonks finds an old favourite book; Remus hasn't heard of it.
Notes: I tried to write the serious fic I felt this lovely, weighty prompt deserved, but the holiday cheer got to me and it turned fairly fluffy! Also, I'm totally cheating here, because I haven't read "The Brothers Lionheart" yet myself, though a friend who lived in Sweden described it to me once in some detail. Definitely on my "to read" list now.
Oh, and I deliberately haven't pinned this to any specific time period, but in my head I think it's very shortly after they're married – perhaps while sorting through possessions in preparation for moving in together.
( Lionheart )
. . . . .