Attention Ougi/Villetta fans...

[soaker87.livejournal.com]

Yeah, if there's anyone left here who doesn't hate the pairing.

Anyway, I've decided to volunteer to write a ship_manifesto  for the pairing, because I still love it, and enjoy ranting on about my favorite ships. I was only able to find two Code Geass manifestos, both of which I believe cover only season one, which is rather disappointing. But getting to the point, I've already written most of the actual content (though the nitpicky editor in me plans to revise it quite a bit) but when it comes to the recs section, for such a rare pairing, I figured it'd be best to ask the community for anything they've found. I've already got a couple fics, some art, and even a lovely Japanese fanart site, but I'm hoping there's something out there I've missed. Maybe over on ff.net, because I'm too afraid to weed through all the badfic there.

Also, I'm failing completely at thinking of a title that doesn't suck. If anyone can suggest one, I'd love that.

Thanks for hearing my plea.

Comments

[levy.livejournal.com]

I'm okay with fictional characters being assholes, but since she changed for the good in the story and in your earlier post you analyzed Villetta's change from a very negative and disminishing perspective as an example of real life fucked up behaviour (for a woman to get back "in the kitchen"), and I simply offered you my positive reading of her life experience (for an arid and social climbing human being to find back much more positive an true values - like love, family and such)

As for her giving up a lot of things for him, without him doing the same, it's more an effect of the events they've been caught in than an imposition of Ohgi's will over her. By the time they were reunited (the mutiny), there are no other plausible alternatives beside staying with the Black Knight if she wanted to be with him, and she makes her choice when she did not follow Cornelia in ep.20


yeah, Lelouch plan doesn't make a lot of sense at all, but we are talking of Code Geass, and a lot of things from the very start requires an high amount of credulity for us to enjoy.
This is far from being my favourite show, but I was happy with it in the end, and that's all. I enjoyed the fluff, too.