Captain Swan is My Favorite Rom Com: Fic Round Up #1
Summer is the time to head to the theater to catch all the newest blockbusters. Or, you could save some money, stay home and munch on some popcorn while reading movie AUs of our favorite pirate and princess! Here is a list of all the fics so far in this little event:
@flslp87 gave us the following re-releases: The Beach House, an AU of The Lake House, The Promise an AU of the movie of the same name, and A Magical Match a movie mash-up of You’ve Got Mail, Superman, The Princess Bride, and Sleepless in Seattle.
And finally, @teamhook gave us Wild Within based on the movie Wolf, which was also featured in The Captain Swan Supernatural Summer.
Also from @onceuponaprincessworld is a great CS Movie AU Rec List that features both of my Captain Swan Is My Favorite Rom Com collections as well as other great works from the fandom, including another one from @dassala and the Sweet Home Alabama AU you’ve heard me go on and on about by @phiralovesloki .
Be on the look out today also for chapter two of my CS AU of Adventures in Babysitting! It’s already written and ready to go.
If anyone creates fic or art that is a movie au of our OTP, please tag it #csromcom18 even if something you did long ago. Also message me if I missed anything. Thanks everyone!
Summary: Emma Swan always gets her man. Once she brings in fugitive Killian Jones, she’ll be a legend. What she doesn’t count on is the truth shining in his blue eyes when he tells her he didn’t kill his wife.
Rating: T
Trigger Warnings: Referenced character death and violence
Length: 6 chapters, complete around 6,000 words
Since this thing is an MC I’m only posting the link to Ao3: The Fugitive
Here is my first re-release from last year’s Captain Swan is My Favorite Rom Com. Remember, the official kickoff for this invent is Memorial Day (Monday, May 28th). Tag any movie AUs #csromcom18 and tag me as well so I can reblog.
Rating: T
Trigger warning: Major Character Deaths (come on ya’ll, this is the Notebook! So just grab the tissues already … )
Allie Calhoun smiled as she saw Killian Jones walking towards her down the hallway of the nursing home. He had a thick leather-bound book tucked under his arm like he always did as he approached room 301. He came every day to read to Emma Swan Jones, even though Allie was the only nurse who thought it did any good.
“He’s lost his mind as much as she has,” the other nurses would say, “believing he’s Captain Hook and his wife is the daughter of Snow White and Prince Charming. Believing that silly book of fairy tales is real.”
But Allie knew better. She was Emma Swan Jones’ regular nurse, and she was there to see it every time she remembered. She didn’t remember every day, or even most days, but because there were days that she remembered, Killian Jones kept coming to read to her. Even though he started every day with his wife looking at him as if he were a stranger.
And yet hope was what Allie saw in his eyes as he nodded to her, like every other day, and asked, “Are you ready, lass?”
Allie grinned, returned the nod, and opened the door to room 301. Killian Jones had paid extra so his wife could have this room – a suite all to herself with a window seat in front of a beautiful set of bay windows. “She needs to have a view of the sea,” he had insisted, “it will calm her.” And though most of the staff had rolled their eyes, he had been right. Emma sat there now, gazing sadly out at the water, a lost look on her face. Her hair was still long, though now silvery gray, and her lithe figure was now gaunt, her skin papery thin and wrinkled. Yet Allie watched as the face of Killian Jones transformed. He beamed at his wife with sparkling eyes, as if nothing in the world were more beautiful. His own skin was leathery and wrinkled from many hours in the sun, his once dark hair now a dull, mottled gray. His steps were hesitant now, his gait stiff, his muscles softened and weak. Yet he still flirted with the nurses, winking and using his still plentiful charms to weasel them out of an extra helping at meal times or trying (in vain) to get out of taking his heart medication. His eyes were still the same sparkling blue of his youth, and his face though softened and lined, was still a handsome one. “I still look devastatingly handsome,” he would joke, “especially at 380.”
Emma turned her head slowly as Allie entered the room, Killian following closely at her heels. Emma frowned at the two of them, a startled look crossing her face.
“It’s okay, ma’am,” Allie was quick to reassure her, “this is just Mr. Jones. He’d like to read to you today, if that’s all right.”
Emma Swan Jones had such advanced Alzheimer’s disease, that she didn’t even remember her own name. Whenever Allie slipped up and used it, she got agitated that she didn’t know who she was. So both Allie and Killian avoided using it. Emma rose from her seat and came cautiously forward, examining Killian with suspicion.
“Do I like him?” she asked, fixing her gaze on Allie.
Allie tried not to allow herself to smile, but her lips twitched anyway as she exchanged a glance with Mr. Jones. “Yes, I think you like him okay.”