Three Sentence Ficathon 2016!

[alette]

(Because one didn't seem to have started this year, and I admit to wanting very much to participate in one of these challenges!)
Presenting the Three Sentence Ficathon 2016!

The Steps:
1. Prompt the fandom/pairing/situation of your heart, preferably in the following format: fandom, character/pairing, prompt word/sentence. .
2. Find a prompt by someone else (or heck, your own) that catches your interest.
3. Fill the prompt in no more than three sentences. (NB: This is really more of a guideline
4. Revel in reading the (hopefully large) amounts of fics thereby produced.
5. PROFIT!

Comments

[syrena_of_the_lake]

Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader, Lucy, something of the spell lingered even after their return to England

[noor-us-sabah.livejournal.com]

Nobody ever says it aloud, so it's hard to say how word gets around. But a month or two after she returns to school none of them dare talk about her. It's as if the understanding runs through them in wary silence, a warning sparked from one girl to the next, danger telegraphed without sound.

You mustn't speak ill of Lucy Pevensie. If you do, somehow she will know.

By half-term, they are almost afraid of her.

She almost likes it.

[syrena_of_the_lake]

WOW. The awe-almost-fear telegraphed (great word choice) through the school, and Lucy dangerously, almost enjoying it, this power of a different sort... this is fantastic! I can almost feel the current of unease -- somehow, she will know! So well done, thank you!

[fanfic_nonnie]

Love this. Makes you think.

[autumnia]

Really liked this very much!

[marmota_b]

I've actually been playing in my mind with different consequences of a different spell, so here it is, in very raw form:

She had, at first, ascribed it to a momentary premonitionary sort of coincidence, but the occurrences kept piling up: she knew when a car was coming around the bend; she had known when Anne had tried to throw the ball at the back of her head in PE; she could tell Nellie's arm wasn't broken; and in the end, she realised she could focus on this newfound ability and *use it*. It was, of course, Edmund who finally put two and two together, just like he had all those years ago - well, a year ago - in the ruins of Cair Paravel, concerning the trouble with time.
"Suppose it's the spell you've read and now you can see things other people can't see in this world?" he said now.

(I was once struck by the fact it says "A spell to make hidden things visible" - that's much broader terms than just "invisible", isn't it?)