Lois & Clark Forums Forums Fan Fiction Fanfic Challenge FDK Scavenger Hunt: November 2024

1. Find a fic that fits the current theme (see above) and leave a comment on it.

2. Your FDK Post Must include a mention of this scavenger hunt, a genuine comment on the story (this is an FDK Challenge, after all), and a quote from the story which proves that it does fit the theme.

3. When you have made your post, report back here to let us know. (Please note: If I cannot find your FDK post, I will have to assume that both it and the entire fic were nothing more than a vivid dream you had after eating calamari. Links are helpful in this regard.)

4. The fanfic can be from anywhere, as long as it's specifically L&CTNAOS.

5. Whether the fic is complete or not does not matter. WIPs welcome.

6. If the fic has multiple chapters, you only need to comment on one; preferably the most relevant one.

7. IF and ONLY IF there is nowhere to leave FDK, you may start a thread for it yourself.

8. You MAY NOT tag a fic once someone else has tagged it.

9. You MAY NOT tag your own fic. Leaving yourself FDK is just silly.

10. Multiple entries will only be allowed after THREE entrants have reported in: This unlocks the free for all.

1 Point per Entry
1 Point per fairy tale/myth/storybook/novel/etc. referenced (per entry)
2 Points for finding the oldest fic (final tally: end of month)
2 Points for finding the newest fic (ditto)
2 Points for having your own fic tagged by another contestant (Only counts if you're also, y'know, playing in this contest)
5 Points for leaving long FDK with at least three quotes (per entry)
10 Points for having the author reply to your FDK (per entry)
2 Points if somebody in the fic either kisses or turns into a frog

Suddenly it came to Tempus: the perfect revenge. ‘The prince is very handsome and sought after by many beautiful women. However, the sappy fool believes in the fairy tale kind of love. ‘Doesn’t he realize that stuff never happens in real life?’ Tempus thought, scoffing. So Tempus would make sure that the prince never had the opportunity to find it. He would turn him into a hideous beast, as ugly as he was handsome now. His appearance would frighten his people and they would turn away from him. Even better, Tempus thought, smiling evilly, any woman would run screaming at the sight of him. Tempus knew that no woman could love such a revolting creature. So, to top everything, Tempus would make it so the spell could only be broken if a woman fell in love with the prince in his grotesque form. That, Tempus thought smugly, would ensure that the prince would always know what he was missing, constantly reminding him of what he had to live without. Satisfied, he began to cast the spell.