October 8th

[bridgetmkennitt]

Participants can create for either/both today's prompts or previous days' prompts (the latter on the previous days' entries).

Day 1 on IJ | Day 1 on DW
Day 2 on IJ | Day 2 on DW
Day 3 on IJ | Day 3 on DW
Day 4 on IJ | Day 4 on DW
Day 5 on IJ | Day 5 on DW
Day 6 on IJ | Day 6 on DW
Day 7 on IJ | Day 7 on DW


Prompt 1

Description: A tray of cinnamon rolls.

Prompt 2
utter contentment

Prompt 3
connecting the distant past with the distant future

Prompt 4
raising a toast for all they've lost and for all they've won.

Prompt 5
youthful indiscretion

Prompt 6+
motion | light | hair | close



Guidelines:
- Drabbles must have a character of color/non-white character as the focus, whether singular or in a pairing.
- Drabbles are 100 words or in sets of 100 words. Iconbles are 2-4 icons of the same image with different textures/texts/colors/etc. Drawbles are up to the artist's discretion.
- Prompts can be interpreted however you wish.
- Drabbles can be posted in its entirety in the comments of that day's prompts or linked elsewhere (on LJ, personal website, AO3, etc) with header information listed.
- Subject title format: Title, Fandom, Character/Pairing

Comments

Resurrection, Avatar: The Last Airbender, Katara/Aang (prompt 3)

[ambyr]

Katara watches their children play in the temple courtyard and turns to Aang. She means to share a smile, but his face is tense, distant.

"Sometimes it feels like I'm raising them in a burial ground," he admits.

To her, the temple is as it should be: their family's private refuge. She tries to see it through his eyes, empty where he expects crowds.

"It won't always be just us," she says slowly. "They'll have children, someday, and so will their children. It will be like you remember it again. Full of life."

He nods, and leans into her touch.

Re: Resurrection, Avatar: The Last Airbender, Katara/Aang (prompt 3)

[rosehiptea]

Lovely. I can see how it would be painful for Aang to raise his children there.

Re: Resurrection, Avatar: The Last Airbender, Katara/Aang (prompt 3)

[ambyr]

Yeah. The horror of the complete destruction of a people--bar one--is almost too much for me to grasp.