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chuunin_archiveTitle: Verisimilitude
Genre: character study, pre-series
Rating: G (K)
Pairing: Itachi/Sasuke siblingship (no Uchihacest)
Word Count: a little less than 1,500
Summary: Itachi comes home to a fevered Sasuke, and is forced to re-evaluate his role in the Uchiha family. One moment, in the garbled minutes before dawn.
Notes: Pre-dates the Uchiha massacre by about six months. Ostensibly written to test out Itachi POV; actually written because I really wanted apron!fic. O_o
Konoha's dead-of-winter green makes one feel as though the forest is watching, and the village is watching, but no one is moving.
Itachi watches, too; he stands in the center of the kitchen, straight-still like a part of the house, and not a denizen of it.
Constructive criticism is, as always, much appreciated!
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Genre: character study, pre-series
Rating: G (K)
Pairing: Itachi/Sasuke siblingship (no Uchihacest)
Word Count: a little less than 1,500
Summary: Itachi comes home to a fevered Sasuke, and is forced to re-evaluate his role in the Uchiha family. One moment, in the garbled minutes before dawn.
Notes: Pre-dates the Uchiha massacre by about six months. Ostensibly written to test out Itachi POV; actually written because I really wanted apron!fic. O_o
Konoha's dead-of-winter green makes one feel as though the forest is watching, and the village is watching, but no one is moving.
Itachi watches, too; he stands in the center of the kitchen, straight-still like a part of the house, and not a denizen of it.
Constructive criticism is, as always, much appreciated!
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chuunin's layout doesn't make it look like a link--I have no idea why--but if you click on the teaser sentence, it is, indeed, a link. HTML is such a fun little thing, no?
