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Anger & To Feel His Pain
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wook77 here with my first rec's in my other claim - X-Men Comicsverse - Logan/Remy. As a pre-note, if you're at all interested in slash and have read/seen/familiar with the comicsverse characters of Remy and Logan, I urge you to branch out and try some of these. Previous to my foray into this ship, I wasn't very familiar with the character of Remy LeBeau but I fell in love with this pairing.
Should you enjoy any of these stories, please drop the authors a note of appreciation.
You can find my table HERE
Claim: X-men Comicsverse – Logan/Remy
Prompt: Anger
Title: Anger
Author: Xanax
Pairing: Logan/Remy
Rating: PG
Warnings: Slash
Length: Two Short Chapters (one from each POV)
Brief Summary/Recommendation: The author discusses the anger lurking beneath both Logan and Remy's surfaces through the First Person POV in two parts. Another short and to the point story that really hits you simply due to its simplicity.
Link to story: http://www.squidge.org/~peja/cgi-bin/viewstory.php?sid=3494
Excerpt:
I used to be angry at the world, at life and especially at those responsible for all the pain I've endured. I used to be angry because of what had been done to me, but now...now things have changed. Now I'm angry...furious about the things that have done, that continue to be done, to the one person in the world who means more to me than life itself.
Claim: X-men Comicsverse – Logan/Remy
Prompt: Love
Title: To Feel His Pain
Author: W6C
Pairing: Logan/Remy
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Slash, Angst, Hurt/Comfort
Length: Short-ish
Brief Summary/Recommendation: A well-respected author in this ship, W6C does a wonderful job on showing the depth of love that Remy has for Logan. It's breathtakingly beautiful and poignant. Your heart aches as Logan finally allows someone else to be strong for once. Words cannot describe how much I love this story.
Link to story: http://www.squidge.org/~peja/cgi-bin/viewstory.php?sid=228
Excerpt:
As Remy looked down the line of parked vehicles - of all makes, models and sizes - it dawned on him that Logan always seemed to leave little signs that told others - if they were paying close enough attention - that he felt alone, separate, and left out.
Little things, like the way his motor was always parked just slightly cockeyed amongst, or 'out-of-line' with, the neat row of garaged vehicles. Or how he sat at the window seat to have his morning coffee and read his paper, instead of joining the rest of the team at the breakfast table.
It was easiest for the team to shrug it off as attributes of Wolverine's loner lifestyle. They never even considered that perhaps he may want to join in, but maybe... maybe he just didn't feel truly welcome. That even after all these years he still felt like an outcast, a misfit. Perhaps Logan really did want to find a place for himself, someplace he could belong, and be accepted... he just never seemed to fit anywhere.
wook77 here with my first rec's in my other claim - X-Men Comicsverse - Logan/Remy. As a pre-note, if you're at all interested in slash and have read/seen/familiar with the comicsverse characters of Remy and Logan, I urge you to branch out and try some of these. Previous to my foray into this ship, I wasn't very familiar with the character of Remy LeBeau but I fell in love with this pairing.Should you enjoy any of these stories, please drop the authors a note of appreciation.
You can find my table HERE
Claim: X-men Comicsverse – Logan/Remy
Prompt: Anger
Title: Anger
Author: Xanax
Pairing: Logan/Remy
Rating: PG
Warnings: Slash
Length: Two Short Chapters (one from each POV)
Brief Summary/Recommendation: The author discusses the anger lurking beneath both Logan and Remy's surfaces through the First Person POV in two parts. Another short and to the point story that really hits you simply due to its simplicity.
Link to story: http://www.squidge.org/~peja/cgi-bin/viewstory.php?sid=3494
Excerpt:
I used to be angry at the world, at life and especially at those responsible for all the pain I've endured. I used to be angry because of what had been done to me, but now...now things have changed. Now I'm angry...furious about the things that have done, that continue to be done, to the one person in the world who means more to me than life itself.
Claim: X-men Comicsverse – Logan/Remy
Prompt: Love
Title: To Feel His Pain
Author: W6C
Pairing: Logan/Remy
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Slash, Angst, Hurt/Comfort
Length: Short-ish
Brief Summary/Recommendation: A well-respected author in this ship, W6C does a wonderful job on showing the depth of love that Remy has for Logan. It's breathtakingly beautiful and poignant. Your heart aches as Logan finally allows someone else to be strong for once. Words cannot describe how much I love this story.
Link to story: http://www.squidge.org/~peja/cgi-bin/viewstory.php?sid=228
Excerpt:
As Remy looked down the line of parked vehicles - of all makes, models and sizes - it dawned on him that Logan always seemed to leave little signs that told others - if they were paying close enough attention - that he felt alone, separate, and left out.
Little things, like the way his motor was always parked just slightly cockeyed amongst, or 'out-of-line' with, the neat row of garaged vehicles. Or how he sat at the window seat to have his morning coffee and read his paper, instead of joining the rest of the team at the breakfast table.
It was easiest for the team to shrug it off as attributes of Wolverine's loner lifestyle. They never even considered that perhaps he may want to join in, but maybe... maybe he just didn't feel truly welcome. That even after all these years he still felt like an outcast, a misfit. Perhaps Logan really did want to find a place for himself, someplace he could belong, and be accepted... he just never seemed to fit anywhere.
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