Biyernes: TV shows

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Hello, everyone. I’m nagi_schwarz, and thank you so much to everyone who left prompts and filled prompts and left feedback for our generous prompt fillers! Today's theme is TV shows. Prompts can be fusions or crossovers with your favorite TV shows, your characters enjoying or arguing about TV shows, titles from episodes of TV shows, and more.

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No more than five prompts in a row.
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Use the character's full names and fandom's full name for ease adding to the Lonely Prompts spreadsheet.
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Fandom, Character +/ Character, Prompt

Some examples to get the ball rolling…

+ The Night Shift, TC Callahan, Be All My Sins Remember’d (Stargate Atlantis)

+ Stargate Atlantis, Rodney McKay + John Sheppard, Kyle XY fusion

+ Hawaii Five-0, Steve McGarrett + Danny Williams, Invisible Man (2000) fusion

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fill (Kings)

[tigriswolf]

Warnings for rape and death. Takes place post-series.

Silas makes only one mistake when he locks Jack away with Lucinda, in a little-used wing of the palace, far from any who might be loyal to Jack above the king. Just one mistake, which takes patience to exploit, but all Jack has is time.

The first week of his imprisonment is lost in anger and fear, certain he’ll be executed any day. The next three weeks are lost in Lucinda doing her duty and drugs meant to make Jack compliant. After that, when the guards report to the king that the drugs make Jack unable to perform, he isn’t subjected to them again.

It’s worse, actually, but as the second month stretches before him, Jack decides to endure. To be patient.

There are four guards assigned to this hall, to this set of rooms that imprison him. Lucinda is allowed to leave during the day and only stays during the night, the one mercy Jack has been granted. Four men who have worked in the palace for at least a decade each: Michael, Victor, Adam, and Daniel. Four men Jack sees again and again and again.

Victor and Adam are his father’s men, through and through. Victor fought with the king in the army, before he was king. Jack doesn’t know Adam’s story, but his eyes are hard when he looks at Jack and he never replies when Jack speaks to him. Michael, though, has sympathy in his gaze, and Daniel—well, Daniel is nervous in Jack’s presence. He’s younger than the others.

He’s also almost definitely a plant, a trap, so Jack flirts with him hesitantly, just so that his father isn’t disappointed, but he focuses on Michael.

Once, his father had been magnificent, charming. The people loved him, his soldiers loved him, God loved him. But now, he’s become paranoid. The tyrant he always feared becoming. Bloodthirsty and ruthless, without the regret for necessities that used to temper him.

Silas makes only one mistake when he locks Jack away Lucinda, and that is using the same four guards every day. Jack is charismatic, charming, and the son of the king. Though disgraced and imprisoned, he is still the king’s son, the king’s heir until Jack gives him another child.

It takes a year for Michael’s loyalty to truly shift, but Jack is patient and gentle, and so very sweet. There are others, in the army, in the household staff, and though Jack does not give Michael any names, they find him, and slowly, Jack’s second rebellion grows.

If he fails this time, he will die. Either he will be king or he will be dead, and he doesn’t care which. But Gilboa deserves better than a maddened king, and so Jack will do what must be done.

It’s storming the morning he asks Michael, “Are you ready?”

Three shots, three guards falling with bullets in their heads. Lucinda shrieks, so Jack quickly grabs her, slapping his hand across her mouth. He hates touching her.

“My king,” Michael says, gesturing to Lucinda.

Jack nods, giving Michael a pleased smile as he shoves Lucinda away.

One more shot.

Michael reaches down and strips Victor, Adam, and Daniel of their weapons, offering each to Jack in turn. Once Jack has changed out of the loungewear that has been the only clothes Jack has had, he takes three of the guns, checks them over, and smiles at Michael again.

“First, Silas,” Jack commands.

Michael bows. “Yes, my king.”

Re: fill (Kings)

[geckogirl89.livejournal.com]

Ooh, this was interesting. Very powerful writing, though I'm not familiar with the fandom. Thanks for the fill!