#imperfectcircle

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Wonder Woman (2017) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Etta Candy/Diana (Wonder Woman) Characters: Hippolyta (Wonder Woman), Original Female Character(s) Additional Tags: Fake/Pretend Relationship, Huddling For Warmth, accidental animal acquisition, Pampering, Fluff, only the faintest hint of plot Series: Part 12 of Stories by theme: Romance Summary:

“That’s all very flattering,” Etta says when Diana has finally run out of steam, “but surely you have more qualified candidates than me?”

“You are of the world of men.” Diana looks a little embarrassed. “But not a man.”

-- Diana and Etta go back to Themyscira.

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Heated Rivalry (TV), Game Changers Series - Rachel Reid Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Shane Hollander/Ilya Rozanov, Kip Grady/Scott Hunter Characters: Shane Hollander, Ilya Rozanov, Kip Grady, Scott Hunter (Game Changers) Additional Tags: roasting Scott Hunter, the oldest man in hockey, possibly in the entire world, set some time in the nebulous near future, Spoilers for S01E05, author has not read the books, but has watched the show a troubling number of times, Podfic Available Summary:

"Not because he is gay," Ilya says as if to a child. "Because Scott Hunter is seven million years old. It's not right. He should not be with someone so young."

Shane throws him a tiny, perfect smirk. "When Scott Hunter was his age, he wasn't even born."

Author: imperfectcircle

Fandom: Pacific Rim

Rating: General Audiences

Pairing: Gen

Summary: Fuyumi can read between the lines of Mako’s file. The justification for having Mako on the base is paper thin -- strings have been pulled and favours have been bartered, and somewhere along the line someone decided Fuyumi was the perfect combination of talent and expendability to be brought into this mess. It’s only slightly closer to a compliment than an insult -- the balance tipped by the child at the centre of this, nine years old and heart-breakingly brave. Scenes from the year after Stacker and Mako first meet.

Samantha’s style of drawing is very different from Riley’s, but just as unique. She loves to combine single curved lines, roving open lines, and imperfect circles. Second image is taken from psychologist and child educator Rhoda Kellogg's "The Psychology of Children's Art.” As children explore mark-making it serves as a bridge to the formation and symbol recognition used in writing and reading.