Have I mentioned I'm bad with these two? Because as much as I enjoy them, I have no idea what to do with them either separately or together. And also there are people that do so much better so... performance anxiety |D;;
Title: Philosophy in Guns
Fandom: Red vs Blue
Rating: G
Word Count: 153
Characters: Wash, CT
In response to: anon
Summary: Drawing parallels in weapons maintenance.
His fingers move nimble and quick, little flashes of certainty that dance along the length of the pistol. Pieces disassemble the moment he touches them, each set aside on the cleaning cloth with a second-hand precision born of countless repetition.
(he was always particular about everything- it must be done perfectly until it was always done perfectly. there was no room for error, no room for change.
each mistake reset the entire process.)
Her hands are small but strong and what they lack in purposeful speed they make up for in careful scrutiny. Each piece carefully inspected as if something had might have changed from the last time, each nick and scratch categorized, every inch polished meticulously clean until it was flawless.
(she was always particular about everything- everything was suspect until she confirmed it wasn't. there could be no dirt, even in the tiniest of places.
she persevered until nothing was hidden.)
Title: Philosophy in Guns
Fandom: Red vs Blue
Rating: G
Word Count: 153
Characters: Wash, CT
In response to: anon
Summary: Drawing parallels in weapons maintenance.
His fingers move nimble and quick, little flashes of certainty that dance along the length of the pistol. Pieces disassemble the moment he touches them, each set aside on the cleaning cloth with a second-hand precision born of countless repetition.
(he was always particular about everything- it must be done perfectly until it was always done perfectly. there was no room for error, no room for change.
each mistake reset the entire process.)
Her hands are small but strong and what they lack in purposeful speed they make up for in careful scrutiny. Each piece carefully inspected as if something had might have changed from the last time, each nick and scratch categorized, every inch polished meticulously clean until it was flawless.
(she was always particular about everything- everything was suspect until she confirmed it wasn't. there could be no dirt, even in the tiniest of places.
she persevered until nothing was hidden.)