Sunlight or Moonlight?
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katleeptTitle: "Sunlight or Moonlight?"
Author: Kat Lee
Rating: PG/K+
Summary:
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The question's been asked before as to when he prefers to work for all the other Guardians have a certain time that they do their deeds for children, but Jack has no answer. He prefers to play with the children in the sunlight, the brighter the better, but sun doesn't tend to last long in Winter. He's far more accustomed to harsh, cold Winter breezes and nighttime. A part of him still prefers the day for in its golden light, he can play openly with the children, laughing and smiling and getting lost in their games but never long enough.
He may be most himself in the moonlight, but at night, when the moon is at her highest, Jack Frost still finds himself too often alone and with too many questions he'd rather not ponder. It is then that the true coldness of his time reaches into his heart, stirring his longing for the family he once had but forgot, teasing him with wisps of memories and of times he did fail the children, of times when he had to take lives far too young and cherished, and forcing him to admit he'll never be a normal child or Guardian.
The End
Author: Kat Lee
Rating: PG/K+
Summary:
Disclaimer: All recognizable characters, names, codenames, places, items, fandoms, titles, and etc. are always © & TM their respective owners, not the author, and are used without permission. Any and all original characters and everything else is © & TM the author and may not be reproduced in any way without the author's express, written permission. The author makes absolutely no profit off of this work of fan fiction, and no copyright infringement is intended.
The question's been asked before as to when he prefers to work for all the other Guardians have a certain time that they do their deeds for children, but Jack has no answer. He prefers to play with the children in the sunlight, the brighter the better, but sun doesn't tend to last long in Winter. He's far more accustomed to harsh, cold Winter breezes and nighttime. A part of him still prefers the day for in its golden light, he can play openly with the children, laughing and smiling and getting lost in their games but never long enough.
He may be most himself in the moonlight, but at night, when the moon is at her highest, Jack Frost still finds himself too often alone and with too many questions he'd rather not ponder. It is then that the true coldness of his time reaches into his heart, stirring his longing for the family he once had but forgot, teasing him with wisps of memories and of times he did fail the children, of times when he had to take lives far too young and cherished, and forcing him to admit he'll never be a normal child or Guardian.
The End
