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arcanetrivia) wrote2024-03-07 03:17 pm
arcanetrivia) wrote2024-03-07 03:17 pm
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fic rec: Like an Open Book (Monkey Island, gen)
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CaptMickey
Fandom: Monkey Island
Pairing/Characters: Guybrush, Voodoo Lady
Rating: General
Words: 3196
Author's summary: When the dust finally settled after the adventures of the Pox of LeChuck, there was one mystery left needing to solve: the one regarding the Voodoo Lady.
Author's notes: Set between Tales of Monkey Island and Return, I wanted to see the bridge mend with Guybrush and the Voodoo Lady.
Author's warnings: Creator Chose Not to Use, but really, none
Quote:
“I've said before I can only see as much as the fates allow. I did not foresee him taking the book nor him telling the masses of it.” She glared back. “Much like how you could not foresee his inevitable betrayal.”
Guybrush bit his tongue and looked away.
“Tell me, Guybrush Threepwood,” the Voodoo Lady pressed, “have you read the book for yourself? Or did you merely take the word of your would-be murderer?”
Fandom: Monkey Island
Pairing/Characters: Guybrush, Voodoo Lady
Rating: General
Words: 3196
Author's summary: When the dust finally settled after the adventures of the Pox of LeChuck, there was one mystery left needing to solve: the one regarding the Voodoo Lady.
Author's notes: Set between Tales of Monkey Island and Return, I wanted to see the bridge mend with Guybrush and the Voodoo Lady.
Author's warnings: Creator Chose Not to Use, but really, none
Quote:
“I've said before I can only see as much as the fates allow. I did not foresee him taking the book nor him telling the masses of it.” She glared back. “Much like how you could not foresee his inevitable betrayal.”
Guybrush bit his tongue and looked away.
“Tell me, Guybrush Threepwood,” the Voodoo Lady pressed, “have you read the book for yourself? Or did you merely take the word of your would-be murderer?”