heliopausa

In the last week or so of the three-sentence ficathon, I lucked into some wonderful fills to prompts!

I posted a few new prompts, a couple of which went unfilled (here I prompted: LOTR, Bree-folk,the pointy end of politics, and here: Kipling's Kim; Kim, any; twentieth century)
but then the fills began to roll in!
For the prompt: Sinbad (2012); Rina, Cook; what's cooking?,

meridian_rose posted this lovely snippet of interaction, where unspoken affection belied the spoken words.

Then for this prompt: Shakespeare's Macbeth, Lady Macbeth/Macbeth, "I have given suck, and know how tender 'tis to love the babe who milks me" vs "he has no children", came the stunning fill, "Such a heart in my bosom" , all in iambic pentameter, from

edenfalling . :)

My next prompt, Narnia, VDT; any characters; the voyage home, elicited two fills!
From

syrena_of_the_lake , "Disembark" , telling how Eustace, post-VDT, is still held by the memory of breathtaking loveliness and lifechanging insight.
and from

edenfalling , "To Breathe Free", a completely different take, focussing on the second, often overlooked,voyage in VDT.

and there were two fills, as well, for my next and last prompt: Narnia; Susan, Rabadash; "how meekly and courteously he consorted with us the space of seven days".

autumnia wrote "Behind closed doors", showing the true self that Rabadash was keeping so carefully hidden,
and

transposable_element wrote "Ridiculous", bringing out the terrible dangers inherent in the gulf between Rabadash's appalling arrogance and Narnian simple directness.

Very excitingly, there were two new fills by

syrena_of_the_lake taking the Sherlock!dragon story "Wings but no feet, cont." deep into the store-rooms of the Oxford Natural History Museum! Read all about it here and here! :)

I posted three new fills myself, as well. :)

For

rthstewart , who asked for Doctor Who, Donna, Fastest Temp In Chiswick, I wrote "Echo of a Time Lord"

For

syrena_of_the_lake , whose prompt, Harry Potter, Voldemort AU, His middle name was Bertram, and that changed everything, essentially set a fiendish anagram puzzle, I wrote first this: Last night at the Orphanage (in nine sentences), and then, in even greater folly, a second fill: And thus is equilibrium maintained...

And I think that's truly the last of this round-up of prompts and fills. The whole event was loads of fun, with a mind-bogglingly wide spectrum of creativity, from the most seriously jolting and poignant to the most wildly cracky - thank you, everyone, and especially, of course, instigator and maintainer

rthstewart !

(oops! I forgot "Siege Perilous", which I wrote to fill a prompt from wellinghall: Saki (HH Munro), Vera Durmot, seduction. )