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January 2nd, 2009
12:37 pm - 12 Days of Christmas Challenge Day 8: Starry Evenings Post 1 of 3
Written for 12 Days of Christmas Challenge
Title:Jack's Pearl
Author:localferak
Fandom: Pirates of the Caribbean
Ship: none, unless you count JS/The Black Pearl
Summary: Drabble. Jack loves to keep the night watch
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Disclaimer: Don't own him, or her. If I did the film's would have far more sodomy and the lash alongside the rum.
Current Mood: ![[mood icon]](http://piktures.deadjournal.com/mood/charitycam/goth_boy/cold.gif) cold
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12:37 pm - 12 Days of Christmas Challenge Day 8: Starry Evenings
Written for 12 Days of Christmas Challenge
Title: A Missing Hour
Author: Localfreak
Fandom: Sherlock Holmes
Ship: SH/JW unreq
Summary: In The Adventure of the Speckled Band, Holmes and Watson wait for several hours in a room at The Crown Inn, Stoke Moran, for Miss Stoner's signal. Watson is tempted to break a deeper sort of silence
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Disclaimer: I don't own them, and I'm sure Sir Conan-Doyle would be quite scandalised by their behaviour. A line of text has been reproduced directly from the canon of Conan-Doyle's The Adventure of the Speckled Band
Additional note: This was additionally inspired by the famous quote from that rather-good film Now, Voyager "Don't let's ask for the moon, we have the stars"
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12:37 pm - 12 Days of Christmas Challenge Day 8: Starry Evenings post 3 of 3
Written for 12 Days of Christmas Challenge
Title: Draco and the Green Carnation Club
Author: Localfreak
Fandom: Harry Potter
Ship: None
Summary: Draco decides to learn how to deal with the lot he's been given
Sequel to: Percy and the Green Carnation Club
Please Read The Prologue to Draco and The Green Carnation Club first.
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Disclaimer: I don't own them. If I did they'd be as queer as this. The 'Green Carnation' theme technically cannot be traced all the way back beyond a group of Parisian asthetes/uranians of the 1800s, however Oscar Wilde certainly deserves a nod for it was he who brought it over to the UK and gained it its prominance and notoriety after the events at the premier of Lady Windermere's Fan. The Club, however, is my own invention and I intend to enjoy its fictional existence for some time, myself ;)
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