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Dec. 26th, 2018 11:33 amHey. Hey everyone. I got this story for Yuletide and I kind of can't believe it:
Far From the Heart (5272 words) by Anonymous
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: The Adventure Zone (Podcast)
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Characters: Minerva (The Adventure Zone)
Additional Tags: Backstory, Yuletide 2018
Summary:
I've spent most of the past fannish year elbow-deep in a "female character with a small but important mentoring role in canon gets a backstory and grows into her identity" fic (currently out to beta!), and the past couple months having a lot of feelings about Amnesty, so this, at the precise junction of those interests, is a ludicrously perfect gift for me. It's about courage and cowardice and giving up and not giving up and making morally awful choices and then still being alive afterward and having to decide what to do then, and it makes deft use of worldbuilding that's only hinted at in canon. I highly, highly recommend it.
Far From the Heart (5272 words) by Anonymous
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: The Adventure Zone (Podcast)
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Characters: Minerva (The Adventure Zone)
Additional Tags: Backstory, Yuletide 2018
Summary:
Minerva was branded a coward before she ever earned the name "hero". In some ways, that never changed.
I've spent most of the past fannish year elbow-deep in a "female character with a small but important mentoring role in canon gets a backstory and grows into her identity" fic (currently out to beta!), and the past couple months having a lot of feelings about Amnesty, so this, at the precise junction of those interests, is a ludicrously perfect gift for me. It's about courage and cowardice and giving up and not giving up and making morally awful choices and then still being alive afterward and having to decide what to do then, and it makes deft use of worldbuilding that's only hinted at in canon. I highly, highly recommend it.
