Title: Transition (2/2)
Characters: Caspian X, Edmund Pevensie, Other(s)
Relationships: Edmund/Caspian
Setting: Dawn Treader
Notes: Filmverse, I suppose. A sequel to Vulnerable.
Rating: T
Warnings: None
Summary: A decision made in a heartbeat on a whim brings unlooked-for consequences.
( Your mind is churning, turning over the events of the day to analyse them. )
Title: Better Than This?
Archive Warnings: Author Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Character(s): Eustace Scrubb, Caspian X, Edmund Pevensie, mention of others
Pairing(s): Caspian/Edmund Pevensie
Rating: M
Notes: Filmverse, set on Dragon Island before Eustace becomes endragoned. There’s canon-era-typical homophobia; sometimes I think, at this point in the canon, Eustace is his own advance warning. This is an experiment in First Person POV.
Summary: Eustace sees everything, but understands nothing.
( We have a list a mile long of things to do, and half a day to get it done and us back aboard ship. )
Title: All My Love To Long Ago
Warning: Major Character Death
Rating: T
Setting: The Silver Chair
Character(s): Caspian X, Drinian (mentioned), Edmund Pevensie (mentioned), Eustace Scrubb (mentioned), Rilian (mentioned).
Pairing(s): Caspian X/Edmund Pevensie, Caspian X/Ramandu's Daughter (implied)
Notes: Thanks to a new job taking all my energy, it’s taken rather longer than I’d have liked to get this piece to a point where I’m happy to post it. The title comes from a line spoken by the Tenth Doctor in the Doctor Who Children in Need special Time Crash.
Disclaimer: Characters you recognise belong to C. S. Lewis.
Summary: She reminds you, beyond a point you can endure, of who and what you used to be.
Title: Messages From Aslan's Country
Character(s): Caspian X, Eustace Scrubb
Pairing: Caspian X/Edmund Pevensie
Rating: T
Setting: The Silver Chair
Timeline: When Eustace meets Caspian in Aslan's Country.
Notes: Film-verse casting, as per Voyage of the Dawn Treader. Caspian's first line of dialogue is lifted almost verbatim from the book. The rest of it may be familiar to anyone who's seen the Doctor Who episode The Satan Pit.
Disclaimer: Characters you recognise belong to C. S. Lewis.
Summary: What matter the messenger if the message gets through?
