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fandomsecrets2013-05-07 06:43 pm
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1. They both don't have a lot of backstory (Clint Barton's probably been on screen no more than 20 minutes, between Thor and The Avengers), so fandom can create their own easily.
2. They both work together. Most important, they work together in a secret goverment agency. Probably as spies. You have 'that mission where they almost die and save each other' fic, 'that undercover mission where they are a married couple and acidentaly fall for each other' fic, Coulson's Clint superior (whether this is a fanon idea I don't know) so you have ALL the Dom/Sub you can get, all the origin stories (Coulson was the one who brought Clint into SHIELD, etc), and I could go on.
2.1. They work together as spies in a shady goverment agency. They have probably had to see each other naked and bruised, gone through who know what kind of traumas, built an insanely amount of trust for each other.
3. They have some little moments in the tie-in comic for the Avengers. They are really little (like, Clint is driving and Phil's sleeping in the passenger seat and Clint has a little smile on his face. I said little, right?), but then again, people has shipped a couple for a lot less (coughstonyinthemcucough)
4. Coulson said he had a cellist and apparently that's Clint because a cello and a bow are similar???? (tbh I don't get this one)
Besides (I might be wrong in this one but I don't think so lol), their fanfiction is pretty well written. I didn't even liked this pairing at first, but there's some fantastic fic about them out there, and I think that helps a lot. Between the fact that both characters don't have a lot of built ground, the authors can play all they want, and between all the bad fic with ooc in the Avengers fandom, the best ones I've read are Clint/Phil.
But, yeah. I agree with
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(Anonymous) 2013-05-08 12:12 am (UTC)(link)no subject
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A cello has a bow. I've read a C/C fic that did indeed reference this with Clint snorting when he'd heard about the cellist, realizing:
So that's pretty much the idea there--that the cellist girlfriend is a cover-up of Clint that still references him. And since I went and found it, the fic is Hollow Your Bones Like a Bird's.
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(Anonymous) 2013-05-08 02:54 am (UTC)(link)no subject
It makes me kinda surprised that I never see anything even remotely like this in the hundreds of romance books that come through the library. Granted, there isn't a lot of m/m romance in that genre, but clearly ladies do like it.
I never knew I had a secret agent kink until this pairing showed me exactly what you can do with those circumstances (plus trust. Okay, so trust is apparently my thing).
You're right about the quality too. I mean, there's a lot of really cheesy-to-terrible stuff as well, but for what it is and for what fanfic usually is, there's a surprising percentage of good fic, and the good fic is really well-written. (Like, the first time I have no problem rec'ing fic to a friend.)