20- Snyder
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still_grrrTitle: The Principle Of The Matter
Show: BTVS Season 3
Author: not_purrrfect
Rating: R Cussing/Death
Word Count: 199
Prompt: 20, Free for all
Pairing(if any): Snyder
Disclaimer: Not mine, Joss shares though.
Notes: Snyder's thoughts the night before graduation.
I didn't want to hate them all. I am a deeply angry man. I was always a pessimistic person, all my life. Maybe I should have not gone into the line of work I did, maybe I'd have been better suited on another path. Hell I don't know.
People all use the "bad childhood" excuse don't they. My father was a Marine. My Mother was missing in action. My childhood was like a boot camp. Few friends, and even fewer times was I shown any respect or attention. I wasn't told I was loved ever. When I was spoken to it was usually a criticism, or an order.
Maybe this is why I got on so good with the Mayor. Although I hated my father with every fiber of my being, maybe the mayor, Richard Wilkins, was someone I looked to for some familiarity with my Dad. I say Dad with great sarcasm of course.
Let me rephrase what I said before, I am not only a deeply angry man. I'm a deeply sad man. The pathetic part of me feels bad for the way I was with the students. But damn that Wilkins he had me held in a vice, and I followed him and his attitude down pat.
I'm probably going to die tomorrow. And, Hell! I couldn't be happier about it.
Show: BTVS Season 3
Author: not_purrrfect
Rating: R Cussing/Death
Word Count: 199
Prompt: 20, Free for all
Pairing(if any): Snyder
Disclaimer: Not mine, Joss shares though.
Notes: Snyder's thoughts the night before graduation.
I didn't want to hate them all. I am a deeply angry man. I was always a pessimistic person, all my life. Maybe I should have not gone into the line of work I did, maybe I'd have been better suited on another path. Hell I don't know.
People all use the "bad childhood" excuse don't they. My father was a Marine. My Mother was missing in action. My childhood was like a boot camp. Few friends, and even fewer times was I shown any respect or attention. I wasn't told I was loved ever. When I was spoken to it was usually a criticism, or an order.
Maybe this is why I got on so good with the Mayor. Although I hated my father with every fiber of my being, maybe the mayor, Richard Wilkins, was someone I looked to for some familiarity with my Dad. I say Dad with great sarcasm of course.
Let me rephrase what I said before, I am not only a deeply angry man. I'm a deeply sad man. The pathetic part of me feels bad for the way I was with the students. But damn that Wilkins he had me held in a vice, and I followed him and his attitude down pat.
I'm probably going to die tomorrow. And, Hell! I couldn't be happier about it.
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Date: 2007-07-01 05:16 pm (UTC)Such a sad interpretation - but Snyder can really bring that out, can't he? Nice.
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Date: 2007-07-01 05:19 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-07-02 09:02 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-07-02 10:53 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-07-02 12:35 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-07-02 01:09 pm (UTC)Thanks Much-ness!
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Date: 2007-07-02 08:25 pm (UTC)Unfortunately, it doesn't fit the guidelines for the prompt (What if the character hadn't died, what if they came back from the dead, what if the other characters were shown mourning, what was their time like in heaven/hell.)
You can keep it up so people can read it and continue to comment on it but I can't put it up for voting. It is not fair to the other members who followed the prompt guidelines.
I encourage you to write something else that can be up for voting however, following the guidelines for the prompt and our community rules. :)
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Date: 2007-09-13 04:45 pm (UTC)