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Entry tags:
Dall'Acqua (From The Water) by Princess Twilite, NC-17
Fandom Category: X-Men Movieverse
Pairing: Marie "Rogue" D'ancanto/Scott Summers
Fic Title: Dall'Acqua (From The Water)
Author: Princess Twilite
Link: http://silverlake.dymphna.net/princesst-dallacqua.html
Rating/Warning(s): NC-7, spoilers for the first and second movies.
Genre: Friendship, romance, angst, AU.
WIP?: Complete!
Why This Must Be Read: Scott/Rogue has always been a rather obscure pairing. As such, there's not really tons of fic for them, especially fic that does this good a job of being in character and trying to speculate on a (as of then) uncertain future. It's a slow-burn romance and one that doesn't demonize or dismiss their other relationships or friendships. While this is not necessarily a place I'd have ever taken these characters, it's a well-written look at someone else's ideas for them.
(Also, I was absolutely THRILLED to see this archive turn up again as it's been offline for several years and has some amazing work that wasn't published anywhere else.)
Pairing: Marie "Rogue" D'ancanto/Scott Summers
Fic Title: Dall'Acqua (From The Water)
Author: Princess Twilite
Link: http://silverlake.dymphna.net/princesst-dallacqua.html
Rating/Warning(s): NC-7, spoilers for the first and second movies.
Genre: Friendship, romance, angst, AU.
WIP?: Complete!
Why This Must Be Read: Scott/Rogue has always been a rather obscure pairing. As such, there's not really tons of fic for them, especially fic that does this good a job of being in character and trying to speculate on a (as of then) uncertain future. It's a slow-burn romance and one that doesn't demonize or dismiss their other relationships or friendships. While this is not necessarily a place I'd have ever taken these characters, it's a well-written look at someone else's ideas for them.
(Also, I was absolutely THRILLED to see this archive turn up again as it's been offline for several years and has some amazing work that wasn't published anywhere else.)