2007-06-04
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Title: How the World Was Made
Summary: "All that matters is that the sky that keeps going and the barely discernible taste of freedom."
Fandom: Firefly
Word Count: 1000
Rating/Warnings: PG-13, BDM spoilers
Pairing: Mal/Inara, Simon/Kaylee, Jayne/Kaylee
A/N: Originally written for![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
mukashi2's Decalphabet Challenge, easily the most complicated challenge I have ever been in. Ten interconnected drabbles, each based on 1) some myth, legend, or folktale 2) a word starting with the same letter of the alphabet (mine was V). The work is based on Tsalagi (Cherokee) folklore, as recorded by James Mooney. Aside from "Concerning Living Humanity" and "The Lost Cherokee" (which are based on a sacred formula and a bit of oral history, respectively), each drabble is more or less a retelling (sometimes partial) of a Cherokee myth. The ethnography from which I took these myths is public domain and available free here. Phew.
( How the World Was Made )
Summary: "All that matters is that the sky that keeps going and the barely discernible taste of freedom."
Fandom: Firefly
Word Count: 1000
Rating/Warnings: PG-13, BDM spoilers
Pairing: Mal/Inara, Simon/Kaylee, Jayne/Kaylee
A/N: Originally written for
mukashi2's Decalphabet Challenge, easily the most complicated challenge I have ever been in. Ten interconnected drabbles, each based on 1) some myth, legend, or folktale 2) a word starting with the same letter of the alphabet (mine was V). The work is based on Tsalagi (Cherokee) folklore, as recorded by James Mooney. Aside from "Concerning Living Humanity" and "The Lost Cherokee" (which are based on a sacred formula and a bit of oral history, respectively), each drabble is more or less a retelling (sometimes partial) of a Cherokee myth. The ethnography from which I took these myths is public domain and available free here. Phew.( How the World Was Made )