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niki_chidon) wrote2011-02-02 06:25 pm
niki_chidon) wrote2011-02-02 06:25 pm
Fic: A Pilgrim (Lewis, Lewis/Hathaway)
Title: A Pilgrim
Writer: Niki
Disclaimer: Alas, Hathaway is not mine.
Summary: Hathaway, introspective.
Spoilers: None
Pairing: Lewis/Hathaway
Rating: U
Word count: 100
Notes: Beta by Zunie (because we have way too much time in our hands at work.)
When they did Romeo and Juliet in school he was not Romeo; he was Mercutio, dying in lieu of his friend. Months later he was still called ‘a grave man,’ and that just to his face.
Years later, Juliet's rebuke to Romeo after their first kisses still echoes in his mind: ‘Lips that they must use in prayer.’
What people tend to forget is that the age difference in the play is significant. Romeo is a grown man while Juliet is still a girl. Hathaway does not like comparing himself to a teenage girl but, well, it still bloody figures.
Writer: Niki
Disclaimer: Alas, Hathaway is not mine.
Summary: Hathaway, introspective.
Spoilers: None
Pairing: Lewis/Hathaway
Rating: U
Word count: 100
Notes: Beta by Zunie (because we have way too much time in our hands at work.)
When they did Romeo and Juliet in school he was not Romeo; he was Mercutio, dying in lieu of his friend. Months later he was still called ‘a grave man,’ and that just to his face.
Years later, Juliet's rebuke to Romeo after their first kisses still echoes in his mind: ‘Lips that they must use in prayer.’
What people tend to forget is that the age difference in the play is significant. Romeo is a grown man while Juliet is still a girl. Hathaway does not like comparing himself to a teenage girl but, well, it still bloody figures.