badfic challenge by defaultlyric
Apr. 17th, 2006 12:57 pm![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png)
Title: For Never Was A Story of More Woe
Prompt: Frannie's taking a Shakespeare course and decides that the station needs to put on Romeo and Juliet, naturally with Fraser and herself playing the two title characters, respectively. Naturally everyone disagrees and proceeds go along their merry way. Frannie seethes. Unfortunately, Fraser and RayK drag in a crate that is filled with shiny purplish stuff. Frannie looks at it, inadvertently breathes some of it in, and turns into VILLAINOUS!FRANNIE. She makes away with Fraser, determined to subject him to playing Romeo opposite her against his will. RayK is appalled, and pulls the last trick he's got up his sleeve: calling Vecchio up and telling on Frannie. However will they prevent Fraser from drinking from the poisoned cup in a last ditch attempt to escape the horror of misused Shakespeare?
Prompt written by:
mondschein1
Rating/warnings/etc: No warnings to speak of, really. Uh, just bits and pieces, because life has been unkind and extremely busy. I had to submit something though, right? Huge apologies to
mondschein1, because this was a fun-looking prompt and so much could have been done with it.
( For Never Was A Story of More Woe )
Prompt: Frannie's taking a Shakespeare course and decides that the station needs to put on Romeo and Juliet, naturally with Fraser and herself playing the two title characters, respectively. Naturally everyone disagrees and proceeds go along their merry way. Frannie seethes. Unfortunately, Fraser and RayK drag in a crate that is filled with shiny purplish stuff. Frannie looks at it, inadvertently breathes some of it in, and turns into VILLAINOUS!FRANNIE. She makes away with Fraser, determined to subject him to playing Romeo opposite her against his will. RayK is appalled, and pulls the last trick he's got up his sleeve: calling Vecchio up and telling on Frannie. However will they prevent Fraser from drinking from the poisoned cup in a last ditch attempt to escape the horror of misused Shakespeare?
Prompt written by:
![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
Rating/warnings/etc: No warnings to speak of, really. Uh, just bits and pieces, because life has been unkind and extremely busy. I had to submit something though, right? Huge apologies to
![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
( For Never Was A Story of More Woe )