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May 13th, 2008 (01:18 am)
A/N: So, I now venture onto the internet with my fics... and in the eternal words of Kiyo's editor "Scary... Scary..."
My first offering, Isaak&Dietrich, Isaak POV, quite mild I think.
1350 letters, or if you prefer, 254 words...
WARNINGS:
- Shota-ai (I think you would call it that... -.-")
- Written after and while listening this for 5 hours...
- Also written after an overdose of Joyce, Goethe & Proust (and I love them still)
But first, I would like to add my impressions of both characters:
Dietrich: I see him as very playful or nonchalant, depending on his mood, but only before the story progresses to the Empire Arc, when it reaches that point, Di grows tremendously in his understanding of the world and of his before unperceived inability to literally do anything. At that point he seems far more ruthless while still retaining his (now maybe feigned) air of nonchalance. The ruthlessness coming from the terror of no longer having everything under control. Personally, I think he is somewhat neurotic, needing to be in control of the environment around him and such. With Isaak, it really seems like a "whose manipulating who" game.
Isaak: Indefinitely trickier, but here goes... from his strange adoption of seven-year-old Dietrich, I cough into my sleeve and state "...cough pedo... cough" but let us not forget Cain, either one or the other or both is/are pedophiles, anime-Cain doesn't seem that way (or in a really strange way he does...), I think he actually has more life in him than the anime portrays, considering the common anime-villain stereotype of strong and stoic and the budget production. But beyond that issue, while both Isaak and Dietrich put forward strong appearances, I think Isaak is also as unstable as Di, not really with the whole, "I NEED CONTROL" Di has, but more a fear of abandonment, perhaps the reason Isaak continually sticks with Cain (even above Di?) From the anime it seemed as though he didn't know Cain had killed Di when he went out in that airship and got blown up by the AX (though we shan't speak anymore about that... as far as I am concerned he survived the fall >:O) The anime does not indicate in either direction so it does not prove his loyalty one way or another… With all of that said, I don't believe his character changes with Dietrich's growth beyond differing reactions to Di's differing actions.
Dietrich: I see him as very playful or nonchalant, depending on his mood, but only before the story progresses to the Empire Arc, when it reaches that point, Di grows tremendously in his understanding of the world and of his before unperceived inability to literally do anything. At that point he seems far more ruthless while still retaining his (now maybe feigned) air of nonchalance. The ruthlessness coming from the terror of no longer having everything under control. Personally, I think he is somewhat neurotic, needing to be in control of the environment around him and such. With Isaak, it really seems like a "whose manipulating who" game.
Isaak: Indefinitely trickier, but here goes... from his strange adoption of seven-year-old Dietrich, I cough into my sleeve and state "...cough pedo... cough" but let us not forget Cain, either one or the other or both is/are pedophiles, anime-Cain doesn't seem that way (or in a really strange way he does...), I think he actually has more life in him than the anime portrays, considering the common anime-villain stereotype of strong and stoic and the budget production. But beyond that issue, while both Isaak and Dietrich put forward strong appearances, I think Isaak is also as unstable as Di, not really with the whole, "I NEED CONTROL" Di has, but more a fear of abandonment, perhaps the reason Isaak continually sticks with Cain (even above Di?) From the anime it seemed as though he didn't know Cain had killed Di when he went out in that airship and got blown up by the AX (though we shan't speak anymore about that... as far as I am concerned he survived the fall >:O) The anime does not indicate in either direction so it does not prove his loyalty one way or another… With all of that said, I don't believe his character changes with Dietrich's growth beyond differing reactions to Di's differing actions.
Looking back... I notice two things, the first one being: Isaak seems like a narcissist in this... lol? The second one being Dietrich's humming, which is most likely attributed to the non-sense Finnish playing in the background...
