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gensplosion2014-01-23 11:33 pm
sixbeforelunch) wrote in gensplosion2014-01-23 11:33 pm
marvel cinematic universe: Four Life-Affirming Meals and Assorted Inevitable Disasters by nwhepcat
FANDOM: Marvel Cinematic Universe
FIC LINK: Four Life-Affirming Meals and Assorted Inevitable Disasters
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nwhepcat
RATING/WARNING(S): rated "T", presumably for language
WIP?/WORD COUNT: 6,810 words, complete
MAIN CHARACTERS: Bruce Banner, Tony Stark, Clint Barton, Thor, Natasha Romanov, Steve Rogers
JARVIS
FIC SUMMARY: Tony has opinions about the non-life-affirming qualities of packaged ramen on any but the grad-school population. Bruce really wishes he would piss off with his opinions, but finds himself struck with the urge to cook.
RECCER'S NOTES: This story has been the treat of my day. It's a brilliant little character study in which Bruce learns to cook and takes care of his teammates at the same time. There's not too much in the way of plot, but the character moments are sublime. It has my favorite type of Bruce characterization: tough, sarcastic, and prickly, with a tread of sadness running through him (BBY! *sniff*) but with underlying gentleness and a heart of gold.
FIC LINK: Four Life-Affirming Meals and Assorted Inevitable Disasters
AUTHOR LINK:
RATING/WARNING(S): rated "T", presumably for language
WIP?/WORD COUNT: 6,810 words, complete
MAIN CHARACTERS: Bruce Banner, Tony Stark, Clint Barton, Thor, Natasha Romanov, Steve Rogers
JARVIS
FIC SUMMARY: Tony has opinions about the non-life-affirming qualities of packaged ramen on any but the grad-school population. Bruce really wishes he would piss off with his opinions, but finds himself struck with the urge to cook.
RECCER'S NOTES: This story has been the treat of my day. It's a brilliant little character study in which Bruce learns to cook and takes care of his teammates at the same time. There's not too much in the way of plot, but the character moments are sublime. It has my favorite type of Bruce characterization: tough, sarcastic, and prickly, with a tread of sadness running through him (BBY! *sniff*) but with underlying gentleness and a heart of gold.
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