Whenever I have trouble with endings, my dad always tells me to use his favorite one: flash of light, great noise, silence. Yes, my father regularly tells me I should blow things up. And they wonder why their kid is so strange. So, hey, that's always an option for you. Just make the explosion red and green and call it a Christmassy explosion. If you use copper, I think that makes green fire, and then you know, there's that red mist bomb squads always talk about and...wow, that went really dark, really fast. Bad Frea.
I know what the ending needs to be, but for some reason I always have the hardest time writing the actual romance part of Clint and Natasha (especially since the movie didn't have anything overt). This is currently me:
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Date: 2012-12-12 01:40 am (UTC)Whenever I have trouble with endings, my dad always tells me to use his favorite one: flash of light, great noise, silence. Yes, my father regularly tells me I should blow things up. And they wonder why their kid is so strange. So, hey, that's always an option for you. Just make the explosion red and green and call it a Christmassy explosion. If you use copper, I think that makes green fire, and then you know, there's that red mist bomb squads always talk about and...wow, that went really dark, really fast. Bad Frea.
I know what the ending needs to be, but for some reason I always have the hardest time writing the actual romance part of Clint and Natasha (especially since the movie didn't have anything overt). This is currently me:
aaaaaaaaaaargh!!!