febobe

Okee, gang.

I won't be up that much longer tonight, but I will be up a while longer, and I'm just not in the frame of mind to work on my challenge fic. . .and I'm far enough in that I can afford that luxury, yes.

So I'm asking for small bunnies.

If you want examples, look at what Mews1945 and FrodoBaggins252 have given me at my request over the past couple of days. Those are great examples of bunnies bite-sized enough to be manageable in ficlet form.

I can't guarantee anything will come of a given bunny, or what length it will be if it comes, b/c I don't know what the Muse will do, and when it comes to fanfic I can't quite taskmistress her the way I can with my original fiction. But I would love to hear your thoughts. . .cuddle the tiny bunnies. . .try and coax them to nibble my toes. . . .

*washes her feet in carrot juice*

Help, please?

ETA: Have now raided the Shirebunnies website as well. I think I might survive. ;) Plus it reminded me to send in some of my links which I've not sent in. . . .

Inspired by this Shirebunny:

M27. Movie-bunny: Pippin takes one or more of his fellow hobbits to the place where he believed he and Gandalf were about to die (as Gandalf told him about "the far green country"). What do the hobbits talk about there? Has Pippin found a new serenity and maturity because of that experience? Does anyone then seek out Gandalf to hear more about this "far green country"?

WARNING: This is not a deathfic; HOWEVER, it contains discussion of major canon character death, and I don't just mean referencing the moments when Pippin thinks he and Gandalf are done for. I'm talking about something more than that. So if the very discussion of character death that will happen in the future upsets you, DO *NOT* click on the lj-cut and read this fic. I have hereby given The Warning. Sorry, but this is just the direction it insisted on going!!!!

If mention of death but not actually having to witness it doesn't bother you, then you might be fine, because you don't have to witness it.

At any rate, good luck choosing whether to read on. . . .

( A Far Green Country (Rated PG) )