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

[sidonie]

Fullmetal Alchemist (any), any, Let the echo decide if I was right or wrong

Fill

[seal_nonnie]

He's twenty-three when he first kills someone, a nameless Ishvalan child who crumbles into ash as he tries not to vomit.

He's twenty-three when he realizes that this is not a war, it's a genocide campaign, aided and abetted by the top official that he will need to replace if he hopes no never do this again.

He's twenty-three when he starts his campaign to become Fuhrer, with Maes behind him and Hawkeye watching his back and the decision that he'll worry about the means to this end later.

Re: Fill

[sidonie]

Oh man, this is so good – Roy was a perfect choice for the prompt, and you got right to the heart of him here, with all his crimes and his resolve to make things change.

[betony]

Another confession Trisha Elric will never make: her heart sank when she saw her second child for the first time, crowned with his father's golden mane. It hadn't seemed that much to hope for: a girl, maybe, just one, who looked like her instead, who reminded her of what would have been if she'd married a nice, steady, boring young man and lived the nice, steady, boring existence everyone had meant for her.
She swallows then, and carries on (she always does): let Alphonse and Edward stand testament to exactly how terrible a mistake she made, letting Hohenheim into her life.

[sidonie]

Oh, Trisha... This is so good and so sad, and painfully believable.