A Tricky Business: Chapter 1

Summary: A simple stop-over on Persephone brings on a boat-load of trouble.
Spoilers/Timeline: Post-series, pre-film
Disclaimer: People, places and things belong to Joss Whedon, with the exception of the folks in the various bars in Persephone. Infringement for recreational purposes only.
Author's Note: This is a work in progress. Thankfully, my lovely beta wildannuette is helping make this a completed work instead. (Wave your mouse over the Chinese for translations.)

( All Dressed Up )

A Tricky Business: Chapter 2

Author's Note: Disclaimers and other info on Chapter 1. This is a work in progress, though in much faster progress thanks to my beta wildannuette. (Wave your mouse over the Chinese for translations.)

( Shirts and Dogs )

A Tricky Business: Chapter 3

Author's Note: Disclaimers and other info on Chapter 1. This is a work in progress, though in much faster progress thanks to my beta wildannuette. (Wave your mouse over the Chinese for translations.) Also, I have no idea how much a nighter with a whore in the Eavesdown Docks would go for. All I know about Firefly’s monetary system is that you can get a cow on the blackmarket for 25 credits.

( The Red Barrel )

300 prompts: Dilios, post-battle

Dilios. Man. There is just so much character study to do with him on his less-than-victorious journey back to Sparta.

What would the journey back be like, with those bastard cowards the Acadians?

How would it feel to be cheated of "an honourable death"? To walk home alive, leaving his soldier brothers, his King, to die?

How would he be recieved in Sparta? What would they say to him, about him? (Not to mention his wife, as christwise discusses and prompts about here.)

How would it feel to relate the battle before the councilors?

How did he end up leading the whole conglomeration of armies one year later?

And, yes, pretty man.