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May. 22nd, 2016
Darkness and Light, chapter 3
May. 22nd, 2016 11:16 pmI got unstuck. :)
Title: Darkness and Light
Fandom: Versailles
Rating: All ages
Genre: Drama
Word Count: 1518
Chapter: 3/5
Characters/pairing: Fabien Marchal/Claudine Masson, Monsieur Bontemps
Warnings: Mentions of blood.
Summary: TFabien Marchal kills for the King. Claudine Masson saves people’s life. They are very different, but both search for truth.
AN: I started to write this fic after watching episode 5 which made me think there was an interesting dynamic between Fabien and Claudine. Two very different persons but who both serve the King. I was very happy when the rest of the season provided a few more scenes between them.
This chapter takes place during episode 8, after Marchal has gone to Claudine for help. The remedies Claudine prescribes are actual 17th century medicines. I used The London Practice of Physick, Or The Whole Practical Part of Physick by Thomas Willis, Thomas Basset and William Crooke, published 1685 as a reference.
( Chapter 3: No One Must Know of My Presence Here )
Title: Darkness and Light
Fandom: Versailles
Rating: All ages
Genre: Drama
Word Count: 1518
Chapter: 3/5
Characters/pairing: Fabien Marchal/Claudine Masson, Monsieur Bontemps
Warnings: Mentions of blood.
Summary: TFabien Marchal kills for the King. Claudine Masson saves people’s life. They are very different, but both search for truth.
AN: I started to write this fic after watching episode 5 which made me think there was an interesting dynamic between Fabien and Claudine. Two very different persons but who both serve the King. I was very happy when the rest of the season provided a few more scenes between them.
This chapter takes place during episode 8, after Marchal has gone to Claudine for help. The remedies Claudine prescribes are actual 17th century medicines. I used The London Practice of Physick, Or The Whole Practical Part of Physick by Thomas Willis, Thomas Basset and William Crooke, published 1685 as a reference.
( Chapter 3: No One Must Know of My Presence Here )