That was fun. (Actually, I sometimes think Havoc's attitude at the end is probably how authors/actors/whatever feel...going from "wtf?" to "whatever, it means they like me.")
And for PoH, there's nothing overt about D/Leon and no bed(or even lip) action, and a lot of it is D's general flamboyance, but over the course of the series, D and Leon pick up that "old married couple" vibe(even to the point of Leon treating D like the indulgent girlfriend who will do what he asks without realizing that's how he's acting, much to D's consternation), and there are times where you want to tell them to shut up and get a room. That may change in the second series, I don't know. I have the first volume, but haven't read it yet.
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Date: 2008-05-01 04:37 am (UTC)*snort*
That was fun. (Actually, I sometimes think Havoc's attitude at the end is probably how authors/actors/whatever feel...going from "wtf?" to "whatever, it means they like me.")
And for PoH, there's nothing overt about D/Leon and no bed(or even lip) action, and a lot of it is D's general flamboyance, but over the course of the series, D and Leon pick up that "old married couple" vibe(even to the point of Leon treating D like the indulgent girlfriend who will do what he asks without realizing that's how he's acting, much to D's consternation), and there are times where you want to tell them to shut up and get a room. That may change in the second series, I don't know. I have the first volume, but haven't read it yet.