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storypaint) wrote2009-01-07 02:58 pm
storypaint) wrote2009-01-07 02:58 pm
A Stately Pleasure Dome Decree (Layton gen)
Title: A Stately Pleasure Dome Decree
Length: 266 words
Prompt: Professor Layton (Anon) Fan Meme: I want a fic based on M.I.A.'s Paper Planes. More specifically? Layton and drugs.
Pairing: Layton gen
Other: surreal/postmodern writing; drug abuse
Excerpt: He was always thinking could never stop thinking and does this remind you of a puzzle? it always reminds me of a puzzle and here's how it goes:
At first it was just a few. just a few times. but then he needed more than that to calm his mind. He was always thinking could never stop thinking and does this remind you of a puzzle? it always reminds me of a puzzle and here's how it goes:
Pirate skulls and bones, sticks and stones and weed and bombs, how many bulbs has the professor smoked, it makes his head so clear.
He thought. so much better. on opium. He solved all the puzzles, all the puzzles, all the puzzles. wrote new ones. And he sent his apprentice away.
The girl didn't talk. so much anymore. He told her not to. He said does this remind you of a puzzle? it always reminds me of a puzzle and here's how it goes:
Pirate skulls and bones, sticks and stones and weed and bombs, the professor broke his leg and now he can't get up again. so he breathes instead.
The smoke is thick around his bed. His leg doesn't hurt. not at all anymore. but it smells bad, smells like what is the word keen green no gangrene. But he doesn't let her get the doctor. It doesn't hurt anymore. and it helps him think, you know. Coleridge dreamed and then the guest from Porduck interrupted. no one interrupts the professor. the girl. the girl has gone. gone away. but he has his opium so that's okay.
He wonders what will happen when he runs out. it reminds him of a puzzle and here's how it goes:
Length: 266 words
Prompt: Professor Layton (Anon) Fan Meme: I want a fic based on M.I.A.'s Paper Planes. More specifically? Layton and drugs.
Pairing: Layton gen
Other: surreal/postmodern writing; drug abuse
Excerpt: He was always thinking could never stop thinking and does this remind you of a puzzle? it always reminds me of a puzzle and here's how it goes:
At first it was just a few. just a few times. but then he needed more than that to calm his mind. He was always thinking could never stop thinking and does this remind you of a puzzle? it always reminds me of a puzzle and here's how it goes:
Pirate skulls and bones, sticks and stones and weed and bombs, how many bulbs has the professor smoked, it makes his head so clear.
He thought. so much better. on opium. He solved all the puzzles, all the puzzles, all the puzzles. wrote new ones. And he sent his apprentice away.
The girl didn't talk. so much anymore. He told her not to. He said does this remind you of a puzzle? it always reminds me of a puzzle and here's how it goes:
Pirate skulls and bones, sticks and stones and weed and bombs, the professor broke his leg and now he can't get up again. so he breathes instead.
The smoke is thick around his bed. His leg doesn't hurt. not at all anymore. but it smells bad, smells like what is the word keen green no gangrene. But he doesn't let her get the doctor. It doesn't hurt anymore. and it helps him think, you know. Coleridge dreamed and then the guest from Porduck interrupted. no one interrupts the professor. the girl. the girl has gone. gone away. but he has his opium so that's okay.
He wonders what will happen when he runs out. it reminds him of a puzzle and here's how it goes: