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I thought I would continue with the theme and post some more lotrips from back in the day. At the top of this fic, I wrote, "This fandom sucks." I do still like what I was trying to do with verb tense. Yes, I am a giant grammar nerd.

I should warn you that this is one that ends in the middle of a not particularly explicit sex scene.

old-school lotrips )
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I'm trying to get this out of my system because while I think it's a nice image, it's not particularly realistic. I'm suffering something of a crisis of disbelief. I'm having trouble seeing Viggo/Orlando as believable at all.

***

I can't breathe. I wonder if this is what a panic attack feels like. I head out of my trailer and toward the set. Someone, Elijah, maybe, speaks to me, but I keep walking.

Sean's running his usual chess game on the side. Viggo's there too today, and that's where I go. I stop before them and silently hold out the box I never put down.

Viggo takes it from my now shaking hands and looks inside. He reaches out and blindly sets it down. It lands in the middle of the chessboard and knocks over a bishop and two pawns. Things must be really bad if Sean's not protesting such a casual destruction of his game.

Viggo's still dressed in his Aragorn costume, still muddy and sweaty. He pulls me down onto his lap and presses my face down onto his shoulder.

I can't stop shaking. He's saying something, trying to make me feel better, but I can't listen to him. His hands are warm on my back, and that's something I can feel. Peter talks to Sean somewhere behind me. As long as I get to stay where I am, I don't care what they're saying.

***

The three of us are the only ones left on the moon dark beach. Everyone else is in the water, or gone home to sleep.

Orlando's half-asleep himself, his legs twined with Viggo's, Viggo's chest to his back, Viggo's hands resting on his stomach. I tease Viggo sometimes about robbing the cradle, about Orlando wanting a surrogate father and not a lover. Viggo just smiles serenely. When they're like this, I understand why. Silent and perfect together, with no need for anything else in the world.

***

I want him. It's a want so deep it burns. 1 Corinthians 7:9. "It is better to marry than to burn." I want to marry him.

He teased me once, "Too young to even drink in your own country." He didn't mean to be cruel.

He doesn't mean to be cruel now, teasingly sitting on Viggo's lap. Viggo makes protesting noises, but he doesn't try too hard to get rid of him. It's not fair. Not fair that I'm too young even though I'm not. Not fair that Viggo's not too old even though he is.

***

I catch him on an interview, Liv at his side, feet tucked under him on the chair. He likes to sit like that. I teased him about it once, all of us watching a movie at the Hobbits' house, Orlando cross-legged on the couch next to me. I told him he was taking up too much space and pulled him over onto my lap. He laughed half a protest and then settled down. His legs over mine, one side of his body pressed all along my chest, my hands at his waist. It reminded me, just for a moment, of holding Henry on my lap when he was younger. But then Orlando grinned at me and kissed my cheek and the memory was lost.

***

"The boy has a crush on you," Sean said to him one night in bed.

He laughed. "He does not."

"He does," Sean said, pressing his lips down on Viggo's shoulder.

He thinks about that conversation now with Orli laughingly draped across his lap. They'd had sex then, wild, explosive sex, with Sean insisting and Viggo denying until they were too far gone to speak coherently.

Orli's breathing is a little too fast, even with the laughter, and Viggo looks up and catches the sadness in Sean's eyes. I want this, he thinks, and he can see that Sean knows the instant he thinks it. I'm sorry, he wants to say. I didn't know. But he doesn't say anything, and his arms hold Orli close instead of pushing him away.

***

Sean's thrusts push him up and drop him back down onto Viggo's lap. He has the wild thought that, despite the unnaturally high bed, this must be murder on Sean's knees. But then Sean does it again, and he decides it's too good for him to care.

***

A dark, secluded corner of some club they'd found. Elijah wanted to "broaden his horizons." Their combined weight tipping the chair the last inch against the wall. Orlando's legs are spread, straddling the chair, straddling Viggo. Orlando's cock against Viggo's, Viggo's hands on his ass.

One of Viggo's hands, big, rough, Man hands, comes up and cups the back of Orlando's head, thrown back in a wordless moan.

Viggo leans forward and scrapes his teeth against Orlando's neck. "You're beautiful when you come." Orlando flushes, still dazed, still rocking slightly against Viggo's hardness. Viggo chuckles. "You need to learn to accept a compliment gracefully." He presses his lips against the slight abrasions left by his teeth. "Say, 'Thank you, Viggo.'"

"Thank you, Viggo," Orlando dutifully repeats. Viggo rewards him with a kiss deep enough to take his breath away.
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In the space of a week, I've seen three of Fele Martínez' movies: Tesis, Abre los ojos, and Los amantes del círculo polar.

Tesis is incredible. I want everyone I know to watch it so I can talk about it with them. If I can get my hands on a copy of it on video, without having to sell my soul, both arms, and a leg to Amazon to get it (and if you know of anywhere to buy videos cheap, please let me know), I want to make a fan page about it, a good one, with lots of critical analysis. Chema, Fele's character, is potentially dangerous but we also see the way it hurts him when Angela (Ana Torrent) goes after Bosco (Eduardo Noriega). I'd tell you more, but I don't want to spoil the movie for you.

Abre los ojos is less incredible. If you've seen the episode "The Refuge" of The Outer Limits, you've seen the same idea done better. However, Abre los ojos is notable for a couple of reasons. First, and most related to the purported subject of this entry, is, of course, Fele's role. He plays Pelayo, the best friend of Cesar (Eduardo Noriega again). Pelayo is a gentler version of Chema with a more light-hearted sense of humor. Secondly, I'm fascinated by the roles Penélope Cruz plays, both in Abre los ojos and in Todo sobre mi madre. We're used to seeing Penélope as a sex symbol; that's the way the she's portrayed by the media here in the US. But her characters are far more normal and down to earth than that. Penélope Cruz is the girl next door, a nun in Todo sobre mi madre and the girl Pelayo picks up at the library in Abre los ojos. Having seen Tesis and Abre los ojos, I now very much want to see The Others, which is also an Alejandro Amenábar film.

Although Tesis is meant to be a horror movie and Abre los ojos is supposed to be a psychological thriller, Los amantes del círculo polar is more suspenseful than either of them. Otto (Fele) and Ana (Najwa Nimri, who also plays Nuria in Abre los ojos) meet as children. His father and her mother move in together, and they become a family, although Ana and Otto insist that they are not siblings. Instead, they're lovers. The second half of the movie consists of Ana and Otto nearly crossing paths. Otto is completely different from both Chema and Pelayo. Fele gets to cry, to kiss the girl, and generally be the star of the movie.

Of course, no interest in an actor would be complete without the potential for fic. Fele Martínez would go very well with Eduardo Noriega. Part of the reason I like Fele is because of the following bit: In an online chat, someone asked him, "Crees que Eduardo Noriega y tú haceis una buena pareja?" ("Do you think you and Eduardo Noriega make a good couple?") To which he responded, "No lo sé, nunca le pedí una cita..." ("I don't know, I've never asked him out...") The dialogue in my head is all in Spanish, but I don't know enough Spanish to write the whole story in Spanish. If I can get more of an idea than just "let's stay home and fuck," I suppose I'll translate from the Spanish in my head to the English on paper.

And now a completely gratuitous recommendation: "One Moment of Perfect" by Vivi. I can't even think of anything more coherent to say about it.

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