My slashy adventure seeing Stephen Fry live on Broadway in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night

[fret-porpentine.livejournal.com]

Hi all you lovely people, here's a post on my journal describing my wondrous Stephen Fry encounter.
Click here: fret_porpentine

I actually hesitated to post this here, because it's not Jooster. But it is Stephen and quite slashy. And I am really currently too clueless to know what I should do. I rely on your feedback. Lots of love from your most fretful of porpentines.

Comments

[georgiamagnolia.livejournal.com]

well, I think it is excellent that you posted here because I LOVED reading your review/reaction paper and am grateful that you posted because I, too, am one of the three million number ones, and I would likely have fainted when he signed my book, so you did well to stay upright, go you! It sounds like a brilliant experience, thank you so much for sharing it with us far off folk who cannot be there in person. Go Squee Go!

[fret-porpentine.livejournal.com]

Oh, thank you. It was bad enough when he signed, "To Ginny, love, Stephen." But it was the slightly conspiratorial, playful look he gave me that knocked me right over. My friend had to carry me home. I never knew knees actually knocked.

[georgiamagnolia.livejournal.com]

I would be jealous except I am so squeeful for you that I can't be jealous, how silly am I right? I think that my inner fangirl expects that any squee one fan has is squee for us all. Go You!!! And yes, knees can really knock. *hugs you so much*

[fret-porpentine.livejournal.com]

Oh thank you for your support. I love community property squees!

[die-heitere.livejournal.com]

"But it was the slightly conspiratorial, playful look he gave me that knocked me right over."

Just -reading- this almost gives me weak knees, too!

[schreckschraube.livejournal.com]

Maybe I'm a bit slow, but where do you think "twelfth night" is slashy?

[fret-porpentine.livejournal.com]

I go into this a bit in my post. Briefly, there's Olivia/Viola, a hawt scene with Orsino/"Cesario", and several lip-locks amongst the all-male cast. Gender confusion reigns.