the deep moans round with many voices

Two questions, for "Locked Room Problems."

1. What is Indiana Jones's first name? I can't remember!

2. What's the name of the college/university he works at?


ETA: Thank you to everyone who answered! The story is now posted.

This story is only kind of beta'ed, since aichmetes was busy at the time, though her comments were, as usual, perceptive and helpful. *waves at Cat* Still, if I'm totally butchering either canon, or either man, please correct me! Also tell me if the story flow is wacky -- I think the pacing is still a little off toward the end.

Anyway. This is the story whose summary reads thusly: "Rupert Giles and Indiana Jones are trapped in a temple and a demonic fertility goddess forces them to have sex." There's a bit more to it than that -- I had to set the scene and all -- but that's what it boils down to.

Go. Read away. :-)

(Or you can read the final version on ff.net or on TTH -- remember, the version on LJ is the equivalent of a beta draft.)

( Locked Room Problems )

ETA, 1/24/07: The story now has an epilogue, which, among other things, explains what Caiquetl meant by 'taking care of the rest.'

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It's been snowing here in Ithaca, which is just peachy, really. At least I now know where the snow shovel is, so the sidewalks shouldn't get iced over the way they did in the last snowstorm.

"Lies" is, I believe, what is known as therapy writing -- hence the downbeat tone. In this particular character interpretation, Ginny learned the wrong lessons from her year of isolation in CoS, and is paying the price for her illusion of normality.

Please note that this story was written in October of 2003, and is therefore not necessarily compliant with HBP. It was previously posted here on FictionAlley, but I've revised it since then, partly because Ginny's 'voice' sounded a little odd, and partly because the original version just oozed melodrama. Yes, even more than this version. I blame it entirely on the fact that I had the flu while writing. ;-)

So. Lies: After OotP, Ginny thinks about Tom, Harry, desire, fear, and the nature of truth. At what point do illusion and reality meet? Downbeat, not necessarily compliant with HBP.