Despite the fact that whenever someone thinks of Dresden, fire and explosives do come to mind, Harry's not all about destruction and racking up insurance rates.
There are various scenes in the book where Harry describes magic as a pure and powerful force.
I would like to read scenes where Harry uses magic for playful things like manipulating origami figures or wind to make paper butterflys fly. Stuff that are fun for entertaining kids or relaxing. Maybe trying to gain better control over the elements like making flowers grow or trying to get the water to form intrigate shapes.
Whatever you can come up with. Sexing up is optional. :D
You know what this reminds me of? Catching/folding sunshine. I think somewhere in the book that this can't be done unless you're happy - probably when he's pulling that last piece of sunshine down when preparing to see Bianca. That strikes me as a time he would have mentioned it. And in order to be happy, Harry would have to be doing something to be happy, right?
So yeah. Catching sunshine seems to fit in here too. :)
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Magic
(Anonymous) 2011-03-21 12:15 am (UTC)(link)Despite the fact that whenever someone thinks of Dresden, fire and explosives do come to mind, Harry's not all about destruction and racking up insurance rates.
There are various scenes in the book where Harry describes magic as a pure and powerful force.
I would like to read scenes where Harry uses magic for playful things like manipulating origami figures or wind to make paper butterflys fly. Stuff that are fun for entertaining kids or relaxing. Maybe trying to gain better control over the elements like making flowers grow or trying to get the water to form intrigate shapes.
Whatever you can come up with. Sexing up is optional. :D
Re: Magic
(Anonymous) 2011-03-21 12:17 am (UTC)(link)So yeah. Catching sunshine seems to fit in here too. :)
Wonderful prompt. Seconded!! :)