Jun. 18th, 2020 04:11 pm
Rule 63 Exchange 2020 Letter
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DNWs
Fandoms
Hamlet - Shakespeare
Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austen
A Room With a View - E. M. Forster
Scream (Movies)
Hello! All of my requests are for Always a 63. Also for all of my requests I put both Explicit and General Audiences because I would be happy with any rating, smut or no smut. My AO3 is summerdayghost. If you would like anything in this letter clarified or have any questions feel free to ask through the mod. I hope you have a lovely exchange!
Likes
Terrible people in love
Drifters
Violence
Blood
Bruises
Casefic
Fluff with disturbing subtext
Horror presented as fluff
Straight up horror
Straight up fluff
Fridge horror
Roadtrips
Character study
Guilt
Anger
Begging
Taunting/Teasing
Dirty talk
Internal Conflict
Villain or criminal AUs
Historical AUs
Complicated and/or messed up relationships
Codependency
Loyalty
Being brought over to the dark side
Dramatic irony
All levels of consent
Manipulative relationships
Secrets
Dirtybadwrong
Power dynamics
Power imbalance
Mentor/protégé
Grand gestures (both of the poorly and well received variety)
Understated love
Oral sex
Frottage
Riding
Roleplay (the more tongue and cheek while also kinda sincere the better)
Characters being put on pedestals they can’t live up to
Frantic fully clothed take me now sex
Slow deliberate love making
Possessive sex
Cuddling
DNWs
Recreational drug use (alcohol and cigarettes are fine as are depictions of drug addiction)
Watersports/scat
Bestiality
Unrequested m/f
Unrequested trans headcanons
Pregnancy
a/b/o
Hamlet - Shakespeare
Hamlet/M!Ophelia
I’ve always wanted to see a staging of Hamlet with M!Ophelia. I’m very interested in how seeing a boy treat another boy that way might hit differently than watching a boy treat a girl that way and what that difference might point out about the original text/how we usually interact with the character of Ophelia. Also for a direction other than “the exact same story, except gay this time!” how would things be concretely different with M!Ophelia? The King and Queen wouldn’t be imagining wedding bells for Hamlet and M!Ophelia, if they knew about there being something between them at all they would likely disapprove or not take it seriously, so how would that impact M!Ophelia’s status in Elsinore? How might M!Ophelia’s gender impact his dynamic with his family (side note: the first production of Hamlet I ever saw had Ophelia kissing Laertes in Act IV, scene 5 and Laertes being very broken and conflicted by it and thus I thought Ophelia/Laertes was a standard part of the play for a while, so if you wanna have incestuous undertones or overtones between M!Ophelia and Laertes I give my full blessing)? How would Hamlet think and feel differently about M!Ophelia? Would this change Hamlet’s actions? Would M!Ophelia have handled his situation differently or might he have ended up in a different situation altogether?
As for names, Ophelius is the only masculine equivalent of the name Ophelia I know. Keeping it as Ophelia might also work as well although I think that could depend on which story was being told. Like I imagine it would work best to keep the name as Ophelia for a stage production where the gender was the only change and the script was left otherwise unaltered except like pronouns but am not sold on it working in a prose story exploring things that actually would be different with M!Ophelia. Do with these scattered thoughts what you will.
Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austen
M!Georgiana Darcy/George Wickham
So my first thought here is gay blackmail. Or Wickham’s scheme from the book of trying to elope with Georgiana for money is not doable in this AU, but a similar spirited scheme of Wickham seducing M!Georgiana to extort Darcy while also getting under his skin would be. What would this courtship look like? Would this be how M!Georgiana realizes he is gay or was he already aware of his inclinations? Is Wickham genuinely interested in men (or in this case boys because if we place this in the same place in the timeline where the near elopement happened M!Georgiana would be like fifteen) or is he only doing this for what he can get out of it materially? What would be the repercussions of all of this, not just with their dynamics with one another or with Darcy (although I am very interested in Darcy’s feelings about this), but in general?
As for names, the only name I can think of for M!Georgiana is, well, George. If them having the same name is something you wanna play with I say go for it. Some amusing things implying narcissism on Wickham’s part could be done with that. Maybe M!Georgiana goes by Georgie? If you can think of another name for M!Georgiana and would rather use that I also say go for it.
A Room With a View - E. M. Forster
George Emerson/M!Lucy Honeychurch
I remember reading somewhere that Mr. Emerson was inspired by Edward Carpenter. I should fact check that, but anyway reading that made me start thinking about George/M!Lucy. How might their relationship have evolved differently? I think one thing that might have changed is that Charlotte (or M!Charlotte if you feel that would be more appropriate for this story) may not have been concerned about M!Lucy interacting with George as she was about regular Lucy up until she catches them kissing and thus there would have been much less scrutiny over their early run-ins. Or would Charlotte have had suspicions about George’s sexuality leading her to be just as worried if not more so? How would things happen once they were back in England?
As for names I’m drawing a blank as for what M!Lucy could be, so I’ll leave that up to you.
F!George Emerson/Lucy Honeychurch
I can just totally see F!George as a rather unusual lady who absolutely does not go along with what might have been expected of her for the era. She’s independent and strange and has no problems with what others perceive as unladylike (or even masculine) behavior. To be completely honest the main word coming into my mind to describe F!George is “dreamy” but that likely has way more to do with me being a massive lesbian than like stuff that would help pin down how her gender would impact the plot and her place in society. What would Lucy think and feel about F!George? Would meeting her cause Lucy to realize/question the limitations of the life she has been leading? How would their relationship develop? What would Charlotte think of their interactions? What would things be like between them back in England?
As for names, there are a lot of choices for F!George, Georgia, Georgette, Georgiana, and so forth. Go with whichever one you feel is the best fit. You can have her still going by the name George if you want.
F!Freddy Honeychurch/Lucy Honeychurch
I just think this would be really cute. Would F!Freddy be treated differently being a rambunctious girl? Would there be more efforts to control and tame her that utterly fail? What about her interest in medicine? How would they regard each other differently as two sisters? How do romantic and/or sexual feelings end up involved?
As for names, maybe Freddy is short for Winnifred? If you have an idea you like better go for it.
Freddy Honeychurch/M!Lucy Honeychurch
As was the case with the femslash version above, I just think this would be really cute. What would M!Lucy be like? I’m assuming he’d be the heir of Windy Corner instead of Freddy so how might that change things? How might they regard each other differently as two brothers? How do romantic and/or sexual feelings end up involved?
As for names I’m drawing a blank as for what M!Lucy could be, so I’ll leave that up to you.
Scream (Movies)
F!Billy Loomis/F!Stu Macher
Girls being awful monsters is one of my greatest loves so when I saw this in the tagset my immediate thoughts were “YES”. So the two of them getting really into each other while also being really into horror movies and murder. Would any of their horror opinions be different and if so would that have a ripple effect on their murder scheme? On a similar note I really love the commentary on misogyny in horror Scream provides with the way that misogyny is so tangled up with Billy’s motive and justifications and general philosophy. What does all that look like with F!Billy? Internalized misogyny or do her motivations take a different shape?
As for names, do whatever you want. You can keep them exactly the same or switch them out with more feminine variants (maybe Billie for F!Billy and no ideas for F!Stu).
Likes
DNWs
Fandoms
Hamlet - Shakespeare
Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austen
A Room With a View - E. M. Forster
Scream (Movies)
Hello! All of my requests are for Always a 63. Also for all of my requests I put both Explicit and General Audiences because I would be happy with any rating, smut or no smut. My AO3 is summerdayghost. If you would like anything in this letter clarified or have any questions feel free to ask through the mod. I hope you have a lovely exchange!
Likes
Terrible people in love
Drifters
Violence
Blood
Bruises
Casefic
Fluff with disturbing subtext
Horror presented as fluff
Straight up horror
Straight up fluff
Fridge horror
Roadtrips
Character study
Guilt
Anger
Begging
Taunting/Teasing
Dirty talk
Internal Conflict
Villain or criminal AUs
Historical AUs
Complicated and/or messed up relationships
Codependency
Loyalty
Being brought over to the dark side
Dramatic irony
All levels of consent
Manipulative relationships
Secrets
Dirtybadwrong
Power dynamics
Power imbalance
Mentor/protégé
Grand gestures (both of the poorly and well received variety)
Understated love
Oral sex
Frottage
Riding
Roleplay (the more tongue and cheek while also kinda sincere the better)
Characters being put on pedestals they can’t live up to
Frantic fully clothed take me now sex
Slow deliberate love making
Possessive sex
Cuddling
DNWs
Recreational drug use (alcohol and cigarettes are fine as are depictions of drug addiction)
Watersports/scat
Bestiality
Unrequested m/f
Unrequested trans headcanons
Pregnancy
a/b/o
Hamlet - Shakespeare
Hamlet/M!Ophelia
I’ve always wanted to see a staging of Hamlet with M!Ophelia. I’m very interested in how seeing a boy treat another boy that way might hit differently than watching a boy treat a girl that way and what that difference might point out about the original text/how we usually interact with the character of Ophelia. Also for a direction other than “the exact same story, except gay this time!” how would things be concretely different with M!Ophelia? The King and Queen wouldn’t be imagining wedding bells for Hamlet and M!Ophelia, if they knew about there being something between them at all they would likely disapprove or not take it seriously, so how would that impact M!Ophelia’s status in Elsinore? How might M!Ophelia’s gender impact his dynamic with his family (side note: the first production of Hamlet I ever saw had Ophelia kissing Laertes in Act IV, scene 5 and Laertes being very broken and conflicted by it and thus I thought Ophelia/Laertes was a standard part of the play for a while, so if you wanna have incestuous undertones or overtones between M!Ophelia and Laertes I give my full blessing)? How would Hamlet think and feel differently about M!Ophelia? Would this change Hamlet’s actions? Would M!Ophelia have handled his situation differently or might he have ended up in a different situation altogether?
As for names, Ophelius is the only masculine equivalent of the name Ophelia I know. Keeping it as Ophelia might also work as well although I think that could depend on which story was being told. Like I imagine it would work best to keep the name as Ophelia for a stage production where the gender was the only change and the script was left otherwise unaltered except like pronouns but am not sold on it working in a prose story exploring things that actually would be different with M!Ophelia. Do with these scattered thoughts what you will.
Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austen
M!Georgiana Darcy/George Wickham
So my first thought here is gay blackmail. Or Wickham’s scheme from the book of trying to elope with Georgiana for money is not doable in this AU, but a similar spirited scheme of Wickham seducing M!Georgiana to extort Darcy while also getting under his skin would be. What would this courtship look like? Would this be how M!Georgiana realizes he is gay or was he already aware of his inclinations? Is Wickham genuinely interested in men (or in this case boys because if we place this in the same place in the timeline where the near elopement happened M!Georgiana would be like fifteen) or is he only doing this for what he can get out of it materially? What would be the repercussions of all of this, not just with their dynamics with one another or with Darcy (although I am very interested in Darcy’s feelings about this), but in general?
As for names, the only name I can think of for M!Georgiana is, well, George. If them having the same name is something you wanna play with I say go for it. Some amusing things implying narcissism on Wickham’s part could be done with that. Maybe M!Georgiana goes by Georgie? If you can think of another name for M!Georgiana and would rather use that I also say go for it.
A Room With a View - E. M. Forster
George Emerson/M!Lucy Honeychurch
I remember reading somewhere that Mr. Emerson was inspired by Edward Carpenter. I should fact check that, but anyway reading that made me start thinking about George/M!Lucy. How might their relationship have evolved differently? I think one thing that might have changed is that Charlotte (or M!Charlotte if you feel that would be more appropriate for this story) may not have been concerned about M!Lucy interacting with George as she was about regular Lucy up until she catches them kissing and thus there would have been much less scrutiny over their early run-ins. Or would Charlotte have had suspicions about George’s sexuality leading her to be just as worried if not more so? How would things happen once they were back in England?
As for names I’m drawing a blank as for what M!Lucy could be, so I’ll leave that up to you.
F!George Emerson/Lucy Honeychurch
I can just totally see F!George as a rather unusual lady who absolutely does not go along with what might have been expected of her for the era. She’s independent and strange and has no problems with what others perceive as unladylike (or even masculine) behavior. To be completely honest the main word coming into my mind to describe F!George is “dreamy” but that likely has way more to do with me being a massive lesbian than like stuff that would help pin down how her gender would impact the plot and her place in society. What would Lucy think and feel about F!George? Would meeting her cause Lucy to realize/question the limitations of the life she has been leading? How would their relationship develop? What would Charlotte think of their interactions? What would things be like between them back in England?
As for names, there are a lot of choices for F!George, Georgia, Georgette, Georgiana, and so forth. Go with whichever one you feel is the best fit. You can have her still going by the name George if you want.
F!Freddy Honeychurch/Lucy Honeychurch
I just think this would be really cute. Would F!Freddy be treated differently being a rambunctious girl? Would there be more efforts to control and tame her that utterly fail? What about her interest in medicine? How would they regard each other differently as two sisters? How do romantic and/or sexual feelings end up involved?
As for names, maybe Freddy is short for Winnifred? If you have an idea you like better go for it.
Freddy Honeychurch/M!Lucy Honeychurch
As was the case with the femslash version above, I just think this would be really cute. What would M!Lucy be like? I’m assuming he’d be the heir of Windy Corner instead of Freddy so how might that change things? How might they regard each other differently as two brothers? How do romantic and/or sexual feelings end up involved?
As for names I’m drawing a blank as for what M!Lucy could be, so I’ll leave that up to you.
Scream (Movies)
F!Billy Loomis/F!Stu Macher
Girls being awful monsters is one of my greatest loves so when I saw this in the tagset my immediate thoughts were “YES”. So the two of them getting really into each other while also being really into horror movies and murder. Would any of their horror opinions be different and if so would that have a ripple effect on their murder scheme? On a similar note I really love the commentary on misogyny in horror Scream provides with the way that misogyny is so tangled up with Billy’s motive and justifications and general philosophy. What does all that look like with F!Billy? Internalized misogyny or do her motivations take a different shape?
As for names, do whatever you want. You can keep them exactly the same or switch them out with more feminine variants (maybe Billie for F!Billy and no ideas for F!Stu).
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