Helen Magnus/John Druitt Ship/Discussion/Appreciation

[AresLover452]

But we all know that john owns helen's heart! lol!

[helenmagnus23]

He does!!
For All Eternity

[Thieves]

looveeee the banner Elaine!

[helenmagnus23]

Thanks Kath

[Artie]

A little sketch of Helen as a girl -- I hope you like it!

Springtime, 1867

Helen has always detested Jane Austen. Her tastes are more Mary Shelley than Elizabeth Barrett Browning. If she were choosing a life, as heroines always must do, better a haunted summer than either sense or sensibility. After all, what could be more interesting than taking off for Lake Geneva with four fascinating men?

Yes, of course all of them were more than a little bit insane, and perhaps there was an actual vampire, though her governess has explained that there is no such thing outside of literature. There was certainly a great quantity of opium and a fatherless child. It was a terrible scandal, though Mary seemed not to mind at all. That would be a singular grace, to care nothing for what the world said when one had what one wanted.

Perhaps, her governess says carefully, the vampire and all the rest of the creatures were simply ways of examining the darkness that abides in the hearts of men, something that Mary Shelley must have become far too acquainted with that dangerous summer, as women do when they pass beyond the pale and take life into their own hands.

It doesn't matter. Helen has always been fascinated by monsters.

[LadyGalaxyJ]

Artie - I love it! You really captured Helen's thoughts well in there. 'Helen has always been fascinated by monsters.' I could see her smirking in my head! Proud of herself for thinking that.

It's excellent! *claps hands together vividly*

[yessika]

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Love it!

But we all know that john owns helen's heart! lol!

A little sketch of Helen as a girl -- I hope you like it!

Springtime, 1867

Helen has always detested Jane Austen. Her tastes are more Mary Shelley than Elizabeth Barrett Browning. If she were choosing a life, as heroines always must do, better a haunted summer than either sense or sensibility. After all, what could be more interesting than taking off for Lake Geneva with four fascinating men?

Yes, of course all of them were more than a little bit insane, and perhaps there was an actual vampire, though her governess has explained that there is no such thing outside of literature. There was certainly a great quantity of opium and a fatherless child. It was a terrible scandal, though Mary seemed not to mind at all. That would be a singular grace, to care nothing for what the world said when one had what one wanted.

Perhaps, her governess says carefully, the vampire and all the rest of the creatures were simply ways of examining the darkness that abides in the hearts of men, something that Mary Shelley must have become far too acquainted with that dangerous summer, as women do when they pass beyond the pale and take life into their own hands.

It doesn't matter. Helen has always been fascinated by monsters.

Great stuff Artie

[AresLover452]

He does!!
For All Eternity

She is so clouded by John that no one could touch her without the wrath of the Ripper descending on them.... lol!

A little sketch of Helen as a girl -- I hope you like it!

Springtime, 1867

Helen has always detested Jane Austen. Her tastes are more Mary Shelley than Elizabeth Barrett Browning. If she were choosing a life, as heroines always must do, better a haunted summer than either sense or sensibility. After all, what could be more interesting than taking off for Lake Geneva with four fascinating men?

Yes, of course all of them were more than a little bit insane, and perhaps there was an actual vampire, though her governess has explained that there is no such thing outside of literature. There was certainly a great quantity of opium and a fatherless child. It was a terrible scandal, though Mary seemed not to mind at all. That would be a singular grace, to care nothing for what the world said when one had what one wanted.

Perhaps, her governess says carefully, the vampire and all the rest of the creatures were simply ways of examining the darkness that abides in the hearts of men, something that Mary Shelley must have become far too acquainted with that dangerous summer, as women do when they pass beyond the pale and take life into their own hands.

It doesn't matter. Helen has always been fascinated by monsters.

That is very well done Artie

[Artie]

Thank you guys so much! I'm glad you liked it!

I have a question for a future fic -- have we ever seen Helen's room? I can't think that we have, but I might have missed it. We've seen her office lots of times, but I don't remember seeing her bedroom?

[LadyGalaxyJ]

Thank you guys so much! I'm glad you liked it!

I have a question for a future fic -- have we ever seen Helen's room? I can't think that we have, but I might have missed it. We've seen her office lots of times, but I don't remember seeing her bedroom?

Errrrr... how can I answer that? ...

Spoiler:

We haven't but we're going to next week in Animus. ;P

[AresLover452]

can't wait for that!! lol!!

[helenmagnus23]

Same! it's gonna be so awsome!!

[Thieves]

i cannot wait

[AresLover452]

Helen and John are the best!!

[helenmagnus23]

Helen and John for ETERNITIY!!