5 Works in Cassio/Iago
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Love Goes By Haps: Collected Prompts by Masked_Man_2 for impudent_strumpet
Fandoms: Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead - Stoppard, Twelfth Night - Shakespeare, Othello - Shakespeare, Romeo And Juliet - Shakespeare, Much Ado About Nothing - Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night's Dream - All Media Types, King Lear - Shakespeare, Taming of the Shrew - Shakespeare, The Tempest - Shakespeare, SHAKESPEARE William - Works
01 Aug 2018
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A collection of random prompts and pairings, because really, love can never be boxed neatly into a single category.
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The one in which Iago isn't actually that terrible and Cassio can't get any sleep. Takes place after the events of the play.
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"Four missed calls. The notifications flashed across the phone’s small screen as he picked it up from the couch onto which it had been angrily flung. Cassio, every time. Cassio, the looker, the rake, the right hand. The usurper. Puffed-up, arrogant, self-important wanker--! But. He had called. Four times. Called him four times, and that in itself was anachronistic enough to give him pause. He could see no reason for such desperate seeking of contact. Their work was done: Othello’s farce of a marriage...dealt with; Brabantio powerless and in a right strop. The newlyweds off shagging somewhere before the tour, warming up to the music of groans and bodies joined in unholy communion, playing the swan song to their hideous love in this place, this time, this life. Roderigo gulled, driven to the brink of madness by the twin flames of elation and the passion of his own stupidity, buoyed up on the rising smoke of hopes no more substantial than sparks, bringing destruction in their effervescent glory before fading to nothing ere one could say they lightened. Cassio...well. Cassio, sitting like Patience on a monument, smiling at grief-- his grief. Holding his place. Owning the piece of-- no. That mattered not."
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Just a smut story between Iago and Cassio
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Revenge is a dish best served hot.