Friday - Free For All

[monica-catch22.livejournal.com]

For those of you that were up early enough yesterday, I am so sorry!  My very early morning job means that I sometimes forget what day it is and I didn't want any of you to miss out on a day of prompting!  Thank you to the very nice people that let me know very quickly.

Okay, so now to business. 

It's definitely Friday (I checked three times) so today there are no limitations to your prompts!  Prompt your li'l hearts away but please remember to follow our ground rules:

• Only three prompts from a fandom
• Only five prompts in a row
• If one prompt gets filled you can leave a new one
• No spoilers in your prompts until a week after airdate/publication
• If your fill contains a spoiler please warn accordingly and leave space for the spoiler. 

For the sakes of our codemonkeys please post in the following format:

Thor (movie), Darcy and Loki, most unlikely best friends

Once Upon a Time/The Avengers (movieverse), Emma/Clint, first time meeting over a bail jumper


Wanting to fill a prompt but nothing here strikes your fancy?  Check out our Lonely Prompt archive, located to your left.


Have an awesome day, guys!

Comments

Filled

[faithburke.livejournal.com]

The worst of John’s nightmares didn’t include actually getting shot at. Only the loud ones included bullets and mortars. John woke up screaming from those. Sherlock very pointedly ignored those nightmares.

The bad nightmares, the silent heart-wrenching ones that make him lose his appetite for days were of a very different sort. John didn’t remember the names or the faces but he remembered that last breath, the accents, the tones, the desperate and the voices as they murmured the innumerable cries for Mother, or God or mercy or anything meaningful. They all wanted something meaningful in those last moments before they died and most of them knew that they were dying.

John wanted something meaningful in his life and he absolutely needed it after the quiet nightmares.

Sherlock had tried to pry after those nightmares but he quickly learned that a case was a much more successful method to deal with them. John caught him calling Lestrade one morning after the silent nightmare and that –that- had lifted his spirits even more than the case from Scotland Yard.

Re: Filled

[truthwritaslies.livejournal.com]

This is fantastic! thank you.

Re: Filled

[faithburke.livejournal.com]

my pleasure, I loved the prompt!