Thoughtful Girl Is Thoughtful

[crossover_chick]

mayhemmanaged06, I'm having a bit of trouble coming up with ideas for your Top Five request. Mainly because I have written crossovers with BTTF for pretty much every fandom I can think of.
-DW: It's true. The Narbonic one may not be posted yet, but it exists.-
-VD2: And there's some old Mystery Science Theater ones in her closet.-
There's two I can think of that I haven't written for sure. For the others, though -- are you willing to accept entries that I haven't actually written yet, but ARE in Overly Plotted Bunnies? Or a specific version of a crossover? Because that might help.

In other news, Victor's getting some help (and a bit of a back massage) from Frostbite re: nightmares, poor guy. I feel bad now that I've actually had to write one out.
-RPD: *frown* You should. Bad Vicky, very bad.-
Well, maybe I can distract you all with this. I've been making my way through an old Corpse Bride LJ community, just for kicks -- found some neat concept art for Victor, Emily, and Alfred (one of the skeletons in the Land of the Dead) I hadn't seen before. I also found a review of the film by a fan. While I agreed with most of it, this part stuck out to me:
Oh, and did anyone else catch that sexual imagery when Victor and Victoria were talking next to the piano? Look what happens: the vase on the piano tips over, spilling some water. Out comes also a flower, and Victoria gives it to Victor. I’m sure everyone can see what the spilling of the water symbolizes. A flower is a product partly from water, just as how a child is a product partly from sperm, so that scene when Victoria gives him the flower, I was thinking of it as though a mother was showing her husband the product of their love – a child. Of course, this can also be seen as a foreshadower of them being together in the future.
-Muses: . . .-
Yeah. I say, sometimes a flower vase is just a flower vase.
-TTV: The last thing I was thinking about then was -- 'relations.'-
-M2: What about the boobies moment?-
-TTV: That was later and I was nervous!-

Comments

[mayhemmanaged06.livejournal.com]

Oh, sure - If you're having trouble, feel free to interpret that however you want. Crossovers you've thought up but haven't written yet, crossovers that're technically written but not public, crossovers you've seen other people do, crossovers that are completely nuts but there MUST be a way to make it work . . . !

[docsgirl.livejournal.com]

Aha, thank you. :)