ext_64517 ([identity profile] crazy-toffee.livejournal.com) wrote in [personal profile] nekokoban 2005-05-15 01:58 am (UTC)

Ah, glad the comments pleased you. I like giving crit, actually. I'm just lazy when it comes to opening mailbox. (but joining LJ sort of cured me of my lazyness... of the late. ^^)

I remember that the Icarus story was told on the FMA universe, I had simply never looked deeper into it, nor applied it to Ed. My brain registered it and filed it away for...er... doing nothing with it, apparently. ^^U I liked your take on it because it's Hoenheim who points the similarity out, and there is a considerable amount of irony in that.

I also have the impression that Hoenheim loved his sons, but in a different, abstracted fashion. Being over 400 years old must have made him immune to a number of things, and I believe Trisha was just an exception. Children would probably be a complicated subject, indeed - as you pointed out - considering his first son. (I actually wrote a fic along those lines not long ago, having a craving instrospective!Hoenheim and his interaction with Ed, post-series. The angst potential won me over. ^.^)

I was shy about writing to you because I've been lurking for too long. XD! Well, not 100% of the time: after YYH you went into fandoms I had no inkling of, and I just drifted off, keeping vague tabs because, damn! I like your writing. I just recently became a FMA fangirlsqueeee!!! follower, so... ^_^ Yay for fiction-ness and comments!

Ah yes, other fanficky of yours I'm in love with: the one about Roy getting a post card. X_x That just killed me, talk about writing something short and sharp enough to leave an ache.

Post a comment in response:

This account has disabled anonymous posting.
If you don't have an account you can create one now.
HTML doesn't work in the subject.
More info about formatting

If you are unable to use this captcha for any reason, please contact us by email at support@dreamwidth.org