#victorianau

...Ineffable wives...

...But it’s the victorian era?

I had this sudden inspiration for @peacockbluey‘s Victorian!Boosh prompt where Vince is clad in kimono-inspired robe(a la Rex’s robe from “Come on Eileen” gif courtesy of @gacktova)with bedhead waiting for Howard(did they spend a night in Vince’s friend’s country house?)  I wanted to get the idea down quickly, so I nicked a magazine photo and did a sketch.

Maybe he killed a few alreadyThen sees Dickie

maybe like Angry at the way Impresario runs things Taking out his sources of income

he is a concerned citizen who hates impresario, but he doesn't know how to change the  society

Maybe the river going strange corrupted him tooSo he has a bad side--That kills people

He is very distressed by his homosexuality and kinky urges by day, which is very Victorian

I love the idea of him like Being repulsed by his urges Then killing prostitutes

This is a late Christmas gift for @lalunaoscura! 

Summary:

Now that Adrien was twenty-four, he had accomplished many things. Nothing that his father would have approved of. Nothing that an Agreste would be proud of. He was aware of this, but he had no reason to not wreck the very name that he had left behind, even if Nathalie was breathing down his neck that he was the next Duke in line like that should sway him in any way.

Marinette sighed and brushed her hair, while peering into her vanity mirror. She wasn’t excited for the soiree that her mother was putting on. It was all a ploy to get her married off. Her mother wanted her to find love, true love, but Marinette had given up on that ages ago. She had read enough books to know that one could not fall in love so easily.

Read Agrestes here

Main song I wrote this fic to:

it’s been two weeks since I really had time to draw x_x and I’m too tired to actually try hard haha

@peacockbluey @culumacilinte  not British.  American, buuut great material for Victorian AU--if one’s willing to use artistic license.  Click pic for the link to site or just go to met museum site.

eta:  http://www.metmuseum.org/blogs/now-at-the-met/2017/solar-eclipse-photographs