Challenge 72

[lamia2.livejournal.com]

Title: Painful
Author: Lamia
Fandom: Dresden Files (book verse)
Rating: PG
Disclaimer: Not mine
Challenge: 72 Forgotten and Remembered
Word Count: 100

( Painful )

Challenge 72: Forgotten and Remembered

[kumagorou1983.livejournal.com]

Title: Date
Author: kumagorou1983
Fandom: SG1
Pairing: Willow / Teal'c
Rating: G
Disclaimer: Not mine
Challenge: 72 Forgotten and Remembered
Word Count: 100

( Date )

Challenge #72: Forgotten and Remembered

[phoenixrae.livejournal.com]

Fic Title: Uncle!
Author: phoenixrae  
Fandom: Harry Potter
Rating: PG
Word Count: 200
Challenge: #72: Forgotten and Remembered
Disclaimer: Not mine, just borrowing them to feed this plot bunny of mine.
Summary: He’d been gone from her life for so long that she almost forgot what he looked like…

( Uncle! )

 
EDIT: OK, I found myself inspired while at work (and it's due us having a slow day here at work hence why I managed to finish a couple of drabbles for this challenge).

Fic Title: Kiss
Author: phoenixrae
Fandom: CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
Pairing: Faith / Nick Stokes
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 200
Challenge: #72: Forgotten and Remembered
Disclaimer: Not mine, just borrowing them to feed this plot bunny of mine.
Summary: Could a long ago stolen kiss help her out?

( Could a long ago stolen kiss help her out? )

Challenge #72: Forgotten and Remembered

[kumagorou1983.livejournal.com]

Title: Warmth
Author: kumagorou1983
Fandom: Anita Blake books
Pairing: Willow / Death (Edward)
Rating: G
Disclaimer: Not mine
Challenge: 72 Forgotten and Remembered
Word Count: 100

( Warmth )

Challenge #72: Forgotten and Remembered

[kayleyangel.livejournal.com]

Title: Head Slap
Author: kayley
Word Count: 200
Fandom: SG Atlantis
Challenge: #72 something forgotten and something remembered
Disclaimer: Don’t own
Note: Ties in with challenge #71’s response “Unfortunate Discovery”

( Head Slap )

Forgot To Remember

[not-purrrfect.livejournal.com]

Title: Forgot To Remember
Author: not_purrrfect
Fandom: ER
Words: 100
Challenge: #72 Forgotten and Remembered
Summary: Mark Greene meets Joyce Summers

( Here )

(no subject)

[gale-dragoon.livejournal.com]

Title: Remembering you
Arthur: gale_dragoon
Fandom: Hellsing
Word Count 200
Challenge: #72 Forgotten and Remembered
Summery; Walter remembers.

Walter had lived a very long time. He had few roles but each was important to him. He could also remember everyone he had met who worked in the same line of work. He remembered familes too who were deeply involved.

He remembered Rupert Giles and his rebellion against his father. Sir Integra’s father had almost approached him about joining Hellsing but alas it hadn’t happened. Ethan Rayne had seen to that. Walter hadn’t gotten to meet young Mister Giles.

Now years latter Walter regrets that. He can see the dangerous young man hiding behind the mask of the well cultured leader of the New Watchers Council. Walter remembers having to hide his own dangerous nature when he became the retainer for the Hellsing organization. It had been better that way. He knows that for young Mr. Giles it had to have been the same way.

He’ll just have to see what young Mr. Giles and his New Council wants. It really shouldn’t be too difficult. Mr. Giles is open and honest. He looks forward to meeting with Sir Hellsing and opening up a partnership in protecting Great Britain from the scourge of Vampires and demons. That he understands entirely.

Fic: Congratulations, Counselor Troi, it's a Boy! (#72)

[beatrice_otter]

Title: Congratulations, Counselor, it's a Boy
Author: beatrice_otter
Word Count: 100
Fandom: BtVS/Star Trek: The Next Generation
Challenge: #72: Forgotten and Remembered
Notes: ends during the TNG episode The Child, in which an alien energy being impregnates Counselor Troi.



All mortals, including Dawn Summers, die eventually. The Key is not mortal.

When its shell dies, the Key wanders the universe, reconnecting with others of its own kind. The Key remembers the joys of life spent dancing among stars, galaxies, universes, the fabric of existence laid out before it.

The Key forgets demons and hellgods, vampires and slayers, faces of loved ones. Flesh does not matter to energy.

But at last, it stumbles across a metal container full of air called Enterprise, full of mortals. It remembers a thing called “home” and thinks, perhaps I’ll be a boy, this time.