[identity profile] gurrier.livejournal.com posting in [community profile] ds_workshop
To get the ball rolling, I'm submitting a story of mine called In the Water.

Due South is the first fandom I've ever written in, and the first time I've written fiction since leaving school nearly 20 years ago. That's a long time without worrying about plot, structure, characterisation - anything! People have said nice things, which feels really good, but I'm left wondering. What didn't work? What could I do better? So i'd really appreciate some critical feedback.

This week's moderator is [livejournal.com profile] sprat, sprat75@gmail.com.

Date: 2005-09-08 06:36 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] zebra363.livejournal.com
I find I'm more strongly attached to the idea of clueless Fraser than I realised. Or at least to Fraser acting clueless, and not dropping that act - but I can't think of any canon moments to back up this impression.

I'd be really interested in examples you come up with. I'm very attached to the idea of Fraser NOT putting on any kind of act with Ray, and I see anything less — even a momentary faked expression — as almost a lie. I wouldn't consider his behaviour with Frannie or Thatcher good indicators of his likely behaviour with Ray. However, I can't bring to mind canon examples either — that's just how I personally want him to be. Which is not very helpful, sorry! He's probably perfectly capable of looking clueless, if he thought the situation warranted it (as a protection for himself?).

I echo what [livejournal.com profile] kindkit says below about the erotic effect of the specific details you mention when Fraser responds. The part that especially does it for me is one big hand on Ray's hip, pulling him close. Hips, mmm mmm!

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