#scribblespeaks

Okay, here goes!

First of all, despite this being a “villain” Five AU, Five isn’t some sort of psychopath who enjoys violence and bloodshed in this AU because I really feel that’s out of his character?

In this AU, Five’s biggest motivation is still and always will be his family. He loves them, he wants to protect them at all costs. What differs from canon is his impulse control/judgement.

Due to the Commission’s alterations, Five can no longer accurately gauge a person’s threat level. If anyone threatens his family, they need to go. Immediately. Unlike canon, where Five allied himself with enemies to avoid a larger threat, this Five will destroy anything that harms his siblings with merciless brutality until the target is eliminated. It made him an excellent assassin, provided he was controlled, but when he returned to the future the issue didn’t correct itself.

This is why Five impulsively decided to target Reginald. The second he saw the man who had mistreated, brainwashed, and manipulated his entire family (just like the Commission had done to him), Five decided that he was too great a risk to allow. It wasn’t a revenge thing- at least, not most of it. It was simply the decision to eliminate a threat.

- Artemis can play the violin and would often perform his own music for school-related events(the only thing he enjoyed about his education). While Butler was always present, and Juliet would listen to his practice, Artemis Sr. and Angeline only attended once or twice. He fell out of the habit after his father’s disappearance, but after his resurrection takes it up again.

- Minerva visits Fowl Manor often so that she can catch up with Artemis- while Arty has a lot more friends now, she still is the only one who can match his intellect. She also likes to hear his music.

- Butler does eventually psuedo-retire, but he never really leaves Artemis’s life? The two are such close friends that I can’t really imagine them apart.

- Artemis is often left caring for the twins when the Fowl parents leave the manor- which he doesn’t really mind? Myles and Beckett, for all their misadventures, greatly enjoy having their big brother around. If Artemis needs to to do something, he can just sit down on one of the couches and work on his tablet, waiting for the twins to show up. It’s rarely long before the two will be making mischief in the same room(under his watchful eye, of course).

- Artemis, Holly, Butler, and the twins play Animal Crossing. Holly’s favorite villager is Pecan, Butler’s favorite is Apollo, Artemis’s favorite is Lucky. Myles and Beckett’s favorites are Raymond and Drago respectively.

- Most of the People have slit pupils. It’s much easier to see below ground that way.

- Holly’s favorite sport is paintball.

- Holly is occasional babysitter for the twins, if Artemis is absolutely not available. She keeps trying to sneak them fairy technology, if only to get on the Council’s nerves.

- Artemis eventually really begins to enjoy horseback riding as a sport. It’s not too high-energy, and requires him to maintain his focus where other sports would bore him(or result in serious injury).

- Juliet and Artemis regularly take spa trips together. Both are large advocates of self-care and a decent skin care routine.

- After the Time Paradox, Artemis takes a loud stance against the exotic animal black market.

- Fowl Manor and Haven’s set designs because they were actually very beautiful.

- That one scene where Artemis takes the mirrored glasses off to show he’s being honest/trusts Holly/genuinely needs her help.

Oh goodness I’m terrible. I saw this and immediately KNEW I’d forget to respond. Sorry bout that 🥲