those who were faithful, and those who betrayed them, those who did nothing, and those who defied

[tinypinkmouse]

those who were faithful, and those who betrayed them, those who did nothing, and those who defied by tigriswolf
Fandom: The Avengers (2012), Marvel Cinematic Universe, Iron Man (Movies), Thor (Movies), The Magnificent Seven (TV), Sherlock Holmes (Downey films), Sherlock (TV), NCIS, White Collar, Inception (2010), James Bond (Movies), Norse Mythology, Native American/First Nations Mythology, African Diasporic Mythology
Rating: NR
Pairing: Angrboða/Loki, Loki/Sigyn, Pepper Potts/Tony Stark, Arthur/Eames (Inception), Sherlock Holmes/John Watson, Ezra Standish/Vin Tanner
Length: 2:15:59
Summary: On my laptop, this lives as Loki’s kids megacrossover of doom. So, yeah. 12000+ words of healing and planning for vengeance. It was fun.
Reader's note: Listen as I struggle to pronounce anything in any language.
mp3 (right click and and save as)

Points: 1+5+5+10+5+1+5+5+5+5+10+10+10(a) + 10+10+5+5+1+10(b) + 0(c) = 118 x 6 = 708 (So sorry if I got any of the points wrong, I did my best but... yeah :D )

Comments

[podmod]

oh wow, this looks really cool!
on a less fun note, unfortunately, you can't claim points for the individual movies in the MCU and also the MCU as a whole :( on the plus side, because of how six-degree fandoms work, that means that you keep the points for individual fandoms, and only lose the ones for the MCU fandom, which brings you to 708 for this post!

[tinypinkmouse]

Oh, that's totally fine with me. I had no idea how to count the points, so I just gave it a shot. I shall edit the post accordingly.

[saffronbunbaker]

hey, I've archived your podfic, here's the link: http://www.audiofic.jinjurly.com/those-who-were-faithful-and-those-who-betrayed-them-those-who-did-nothing-and-those-who-defied

(I've been listening while editing and your reading is so good!)

[tinypinkmouse]

Thanks! It's surprisingly hard to switch from the general English to something distinctly non-English and then back, without screwing up all the languages. Sometimes it felt like I was tying my tongue into knots. :D But somehow, a lot of fun.