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Feb. 7th, 2009 11:57 amDammit, I love it more and more each time I read it. The Most Grievous and Lamentable Tragedie of The Death of Lord Voldemort (A Small Play in Three Acts) is a burlesque in the style of revenge plays, in iambic pentameter, and is such tasty, tasty crack.
For some reason, my favorite line is one of Voldemort's, in the first act: "'Twill be a fun and nifty thing to do!"
And then of course there's the Nekkid Quidditch Match (final part here), but that's something else entirely. I don't usually like tales told through letters, btw.
Both stories were pointed out to me by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
firelizard5 ages ago, and I still love them so much.
[Edit] - Oh hell, why not. Anyone who knows D.Grayman may enjoy You Give Love A Bad Name, though it's not funny in the same way as the two above. But it's veelafic! Actually decent veelafic, at that. You should be aware, though, that it's not entirely work-safe, and the final couple are both boys.
But. It is most emphatically not plotted out as "It turns out that A is part veela, which makes B realize how hot he/she is, they get it on, and everything is happy ever after." It is also not "It turns out that A is part veela, and now they'll never know if B really loves them for themself or not, woe." And it is humorous. Go read it.
For some reason, my favorite line is one of Voldemort's, in the first act: "'Twill be a fun and nifty thing to do!"
And then of course there's the Nekkid Quidditch Match (final part here), but that's something else entirely. I don't usually like tales told through letters, btw.
Both stories were pointed out to me by
firelizard5 ages ago, and I still love them so much. [Edit] - Oh hell, why not. Anyone who knows D.Grayman may enjoy You Give Love A Bad Name, though it's not funny in the same way as the two above. But it's veelafic! Actually decent veelafic, at that. You should be aware, though, that it's not entirely work-safe, and the final couple are both boys.
But. It is most emphatically not plotted out as "It turns out that A is part veela, which makes B realize how hot he/she is, they get it on, and everything is happy ever after." It is also not "It turns out that A is part veela, and now they'll never know if B really loves them for themself or not, woe." And it is humorous. Go read it.