Heatfic Summer, 2021
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kateoftheangelsDear Creator,
Thank you for offering to create for me. Your taste is excellent, and you would also be doing these small and lovely fandoms a great service by creating for them. I promise that I'm easy to please, and am certain I will be delighted with whatever you devise!
Here's some further information if you think it might be helpful, and possible directions you may want to take your story in, should you find yourself in need of inspiration. If this additional detail is not for you, please feel free to skip it in its entirety.
I should also clarify I am agnostic to (and would welcome your own take on) in-heat and A/B/O dynamics and world-building, am neither for nor against pregnancy/mpreg as a result of the heatsex in question, and am perfectly content with your choice of who tops/takes charge, and if so how.
Request 1
Fandom: Buffy the Vampire Slayer (TV)
Rating: Any
Art/Fic: Either
Pairings: sp!Giles/Angel, sp!Giles/Buffy
DNWs: Character Death, Character/Ship Bashing, Dark versions of any of the characters, non Canon-era AUs, Identity Headcanons, Sex Changes, Torture Porn. Feel free to age Buffy up, though I would have no issues with underage in this instance.
Prompts: BtVS (TV) is about a young woman, the latest in a line of Slayers, who is chosen by fate to battle against vampires, demons and other forces of darkness. It stars the luminous Sarah Michelle Gellar, Bones' David Boreanaz in his breakout role, and delicious, rumpled Anthony Stewart Head as Giles, the Slayer's world-weary Watcher.
The fandom's pairings span an alluring mix of comrades-in-arms and enemies forced to work together; the pairings I've selected are Giles-centric - there's no comrade whom Giles loves more than Buffy, and he feels it every day he sends her out to kill monsters and possibly be killed herself, and no enemy he feels less interested to bone than Angel, his Slayer's brooding vampire boyfriend with whom he has a the-enemy-of-my-enemy-is-also-my-friend relationship. I'm very keen to see our man, who admirably epitomises the characteristic British stiff-upper-lip restraint, who would never bone either of them, compelled by biology to do just that.
I would love to see Giles getting pollened by a spell gone wrong, and Buffy having to come to his rescue (he would rather die, so she would need to be persuasive), or Angel having to come to his rescue (in which case, both of them would almost rather die, but Buffy needs her Watcher in one piece, and so Angel would definitely wearily decide that it's his duty to tackle the poor chap's sex pollened state).
Request 2
Fandom: Colditz (1972)
Rating: Any
Art/Fic: Either
Pairings: sp!Simon Carter/Tim Downing, sp!Simon Carter/John Preston, sp!Kommandant Karl/John Preston, sp!John Preston/Pat Grant, Alpha!John Preston/Omega!Kommandant Karl
DNWs: Character Death, Underage, Character/Ship Bashing, Dark versions of characters who aren't evil in canon (e.g. Dark Preston), non Canon-era AUs, Identity Headcanons, Sex Changes, Torture Porn.
Prompts: Colditz (1972) is about Allied POWs imprisoned at the supposedly escape-proof Colditz Castle in WW2. The show and actors are so great, particularly Jack Hedley as magnificent iron woobie Colonel Preston, and David McCallum fresh from his starring turn in Man from U.N.C.L.E. (TV). All of its episodes are available on Youtube.
The fandom's pairings span an alluring mix of comrades-in-arms and enemies forced to work together. Also, particularly under these WW2 military conditions, these are men for whom boning would be unlawful/court-martial-able, and who thus would be very unlikely to do so unless they be sex pollened or in heat/rut.
I am very keen to see Preston, who admirably epitomises the characteristic British stiff-upper-lip restraint, compelled by biology to bone, whether it is with his faithful, competent E.O. and second-in-command Captain Grant, who is clearly a bit sweet on the Senior British Officer, or because Preston is the only alpha in the camp whom the Kommandant would trust to bone or knot him.
I would definitely also appreciate Flight Lt Carter getting himself sex pollened in some escape attempt gone pear-shaped, and desperately turning to his BFF Captain Dowling for relief; that is, if Preston doesn't catch him first and decide that it's his duty as S.B.O. to tackle the poor chap's sex pollened state.
If you don't fancy the Allied side of the camp, Kommandant Karl is definitely the sort of officer who would be a secret omega, and John Preston is the sort of alpha commanding officer who would wearily do his duty when a noble enemy is stricken down by heat or sex pollen.
Request 3
Fandom: Enemy at the Door (TV)
Rating: Any
Art/Fic: Either
Pairings: sp!Richter/Phillip Martel, beta!Richter/omega!Reinicke, alpha!Müller/omega!Reinicke, alpha!Müller/beta!Richter/omega!Reinicke, alpha!Richter/omega!Reinicke
DNWs: Character Death, Underage, Character/Ship Bashing, Dark versions of characters who aren't dark in canon (e.g. Dark Richter) non Canon-era AUs, Identity Headcanons, Sex Changes, Torture Porn
Prompts: Enemy at the Door (TV) is about the German occupation of Guernsey, Channel Islands, during WW2. This show is so great, in terms of setting and historicity, and also its writing; as is the acting, particularly that of the late, great Alfred Burke, Bernard Horsfall, who had various guest starring roles on Dr Who in the 60s and 70s, and BtVS's Anthony Stewart Head, who has his maiden outing here as Clive Martel. All of its episodes are available on Youtube.
The fandom's pairings also span an alluring mix of comrades-in-arms and enemies forced to work together; similarly, under these WW2 military conditions, these are men most unlikely to bone unless they are sex pollened or in heat/rut. And again, hence this exchange.
On the enemies forced to work together front, my favourite part of the show is how it has Philip confront Richter with his complicity in war crimes and the terrible regime he is part of, and how Richter pushes back, and how they have managed a reluctant almost-friendship despite themselves. I am very keen to see this happen some more, and also, to see them put aside their differences long enough to deal with the sex pollen. Similarly, I would like to see an alpha Clive Martel give young Reinicke a lesson or two in the evils of his regime, and how enemies might be forced to become lovers while working together.
On the comrades-in-arms front, I am interested in seeing how the A/B/O dynamic plays out among these three very different men: General Muller, clearly an alpha, Major Richter, who could be either an alpha or a beta, and Hauptsturmfuhrer Reinicke, clearly an omega. Richter is definitely the sort of commanding officer who would wearily do his duty when one of his senior officers goes into heat or rut, while Muller is emphatically the sort that would assert his alpha rights at every opportunity.
Request 4
Fandom: The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (TV)
Rating: Any
Art/Fic: Either
Pairings: sp!Napoleon Solo/Illya Kuryakin (TV), sp!Illya Kuryakin/sp!Napoleon Solo (TV), a!Illya Kuryakin/a!Napoleon Solo (TV), o!Illya/a!Napoleon
DNWs: Character Death, Underage, Character/Ship Bashing, Dark Solo or Dark Illya, non Canon-era AUs, Identity Headcanons, Sex Changes, Torture Porn
Prompts: The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (TV) is about a secret international counterespionage and law-enforcement agency called U.N.C.L.E., employing spies of different nationalities who overcome cultural and ideological differences to save the world from international terrorists, circa 1964 to 1968. This show is so great, its post Cuban Missile Crisis, mid-Cold War setting and glamorous spy ring plots launching the 60s spy-fiction TV craze (including the Avengers (1966), whose spoof Girl from Auntie starred Alfred Burke), and featuring strong chemistry between its suave, womanising American lead and his stoic Russian counterpart. The acting is also great, particularly that of the two stars Robert Vaughn and David McCallum (who would of course later go on to star in Colditz).
Its episodes are available on Amazon, a Season 1 primer is here, and a favourite fanvid is available here (credits to For_Love_And_Mercy).
The fandom's main pairing, Solo and Kuryakin, are both comrades-in-arms and enemies forced to work together, which is a double helping of goodness for my id. They spend most of their time boning ladies (mostly Solo, occasionally Illya), and, despite also spending most of their time together on a love/hate reluctantly affectionate slow boil, these are men who, by virtue of their ideological differences and the oppressive climate they lived in, were most unlikely to bone unless, well, by now I am sure you get the picture.
THRUSH, that secret organisation considered so dangerous that even the US and the Soviet Union, who were ideologically opposed to each other, banded together against it, is absolutely the sort of organisation that would randomly sex pollen the other side, out of world domination or human experimentation or just because its agents wanted to see if Solo and/or Napoleon would as easily escape a sex pollen trap as they customarily did the conventional ones? I would be very interested in all the evil-agents-made-them-do-it pollen scenarios, as in the ones involving THRUSH and/or public sex, as without. If omegaverse, I could equally see Illya as an omega or an alpha, though that sly dog Napoleon is an alpha, always.
Request 5
Fandom: Yes, Minister
Rating: Any
Art/Fic: Either
Pairings: sp!Humphrey Appleby/Jim Hacker, sp!Jim/Humphrey, a!Jim/o!Humphrey
DNWs: Character Death, Underage, Character/Ship Bashing, Dark Humphrey or Dark Hacker, non Canon-era AUs, Identity Headcanons, Sex Changes, Torture Porn
Background: Yes Minister is a political satire British sitcom written by Antony Jay and Jonathan Lynn for BBC2 from 1980 to 1984, which follows the ministerial career of Jim Hacker, whose various struggles to formulate and enact policy or effect departmental changes are opposed by his Permanent Secretary, Sir Humphrey Appleby. This show is so great, receiving several BAFTAs and coming in sixth in the Britain's Best Sitcom poll of 2014, and featuring strong chemistry between hapless good-natured populist Hacker, and suave, manipulative Sir Humphrey. Set over three seasons, the show spawns a sequel series Yes Prime Minister, where, thanks to typical Humphrey machinations, Hacker in fact becomes PM.
Its episodes are available on Netflix, though some episodes are available here, including this one where (from the 20m mark) Jim and Humphrey and everyone in the civil service pile into Jim's British Rail cabin while Jim is in his underwear and Humphrey in pajamas and silk dressing gown.
Jim and Humphrey are of course technically comrades-in-arms, but they're really enemies forced to work together. In the early days most of Hacker's proposals were frustrated by Appleby's stratagems while seeming to support them, though Hacker does grow in sophistication and does get better at getting around Humphrey as the series progressed, and they do occasionally join forces in order to achieve a common goal, such as preventing the closure of their department or dealing with a diplomatic incident.
If either of them were unexpectedly sex pollened by the Party, or by the European Union, Jim would rail and bluster, and Humphrey would try to manipulate his way out of it, but when the chips were down they would both grimly do their duty for the other; ditto if omega Humphrey were to unexpectedly go into heat.
Thank you again for creating for me; I hope you will enjoy the exchange!
Thank you for offering to create for me. Your taste is excellent, and you would also be doing these small and lovely fandoms a great service by creating for them. I promise that I'm easy to please, and am certain I will be delighted with whatever you devise!
Here's some further information if you think it might be helpful, and possible directions you may want to take your story in, should you find yourself in need of inspiration. If this additional detail is not for you, please feel free to skip it in its entirety.
I should also clarify I am agnostic to (and would welcome your own take on) in-heat and A/B/O dynamics and world-building, am neither for nor against pregnancy/mpreg as a result of the heatsex in question, and am perfectly content with your choice of who tops/takes charge, and if so how.
Request 1
Fandom: Buffy the Vampire Slayer (TV)
Rating: Any
Art/Fic: Either
Pairings: sp!Giles/Angel, sp!Giles/Buffy
DNWs: Character Death, Character/Ship Bashing, Dark versions of any of the characters, non Canon-era AUs, Identity Headcanons, Sex Changes, Torture Porn. Feel free to age Buffy up, though I would have no issues with underage in this instance.
Prompts: BtVS (TV) is about a young woman, the latest in a line of Slayers, who is chosen by fate to battle against vampires, demons and other forces of darkness. It stars the luminous Sarah Michelle Gellar, Bones' David Boreanaz in his breakout role, and delicious, rumpled Anthony Stewart Head as Giles, the Slayer's world-weary Watcher.
The fandom's pairings span an alluring mix of comrades-in-arms and enemies forced to work together; the pairings I've selected are Giles-centric - there's no comrade whom Giles loves more than Buffy, and he feels it every day he sends her out to kill monsters and possibly be killed herself, and no enemy he feels less interested to bone than Angel, his Slayer's brooding vampire boyfriend with whom he has a the-enemy-of-my-enemy-is-also-my-friend relationship. I'm very keen to see our man, who admirably epitomises the characteristic British stiff-upper-lip restraint, who would never bone either of them, compelled by biology to do just that.
I would love to see Giles getting pollened by a spell gone wrong, and Buffy having to come to his rescue (he would rather die, so she would need to be persuasive), or Angel having to come to his rescue (in which case, both of them would almost rather die, but Buffy needs her Watcher in one piece, and so Angel would definitely wearily decide that it's his duty to tackle the poor chap's sex pollened state).
Request 2
Fandom: Colditz (1972)
Rating: Any
Art/Fic: Either
Pairings: sp!Simon Carter/Tim Downing, sp!Simon Carter/John Preston, sp!Kommandant Karl/John Preston, sp!John Preston/Pat Grant, Alpha!John Preston/Omega!Kommandant Karl
DNWs: Character Death, Underage, Character/Ship Bashing, Dark versions of characters who aren't evil in canon (e.g. Dark Preston), non Canon-era AUs, Identity Headcanons, Sex Changes, Torture Porn.
Prompts: Colditz (1972) is about Allied POWs imprisoned at the supposedly escape-proof Colditz Castle in WW2. The show and actors are so great, particularly Jack Hedley as magnificent iron woobie Colonel Preston, and David McCallum fresh from his starring turn in Man from U.N.C.L.E. (TV). All of its episodes are available on Youtube.
The fandom's pairings span an alluring mix of comrades-in-arms and enemies forced to work together. Also, particularly under these WW2 military conditions, these are men for whom boning would be unlawful/court-martial-able, and who thus would be very unlikely to do so unless they be sex pollened or in heat/rut.
I am very keen to see Preston, who admirably epitomises the characteristic British stiff-upper-lip restraint, compelled by biology to bone, whether it is with his faithful, competent E.O. and second-in-command Captain Grant, who is clearly a bit sweet on the Senior British Officer, or because Preston is the only alpha in the camp whom the Kommandant would trust to bone or knot him.
I would definitely also appreciate Flight Lt Carter getting himself sex pollened in some escape attempt gone pear-shaped, and desperately turning to his BFF Captain Dowling for relief; that is, if Preston doesn't catch him first and decide that it's his duty as S.B.O. to tackle the poor chap's sex pollened state.
If you don't fancy the Allied side of the camp, Kommandant Karl is definitely the sort of officer who would be a secret omega, and John Preston is the sort of alpha commanding officer who would wearily do his duty when a noble enemy is stricken down by heat or sex pollen.
Request 3
Fandom: Enemy at the Door (TV)
Rating: Any
Art/Fic: Either
Pairings: sp!Richter/Phillip Martel, beta!Richter/omega!Reinicke, alpha!Müller/omega!Reinicke, alpha!Müller/beta!Richter/omega!Reinicke, alpha!Richter/omega!Reinicke
DNWs: Character Death, Underage, Character/Ship Bashing, Dark versions of characters who aren't dark in canon (e.g. Dark Richter) non Canon-era AUs, Identity Headcanons, Sex Changes, Torture Porn
Prompts: Enemy at the Door (TV) is about the German occupation of Guernsey, Channel Islands, during WW2. This show is so great, in terms of setting and historicity, and also its writing; as is the acting, particularly that of the late, great Alfred Burke, Bernard Horsfall, who had various guest starring roles on Dr Who in the 60s and 70s, and BtVS's Anthony Stewart Head, who has his maiden outing here as Clive Martel. All of its episodes are available on Youtube.
The fandom's pairings also span an alluring mix of comrades-in-arms and enemies forced to work together; similarly, under these WW2 military conditions, these are men most unlikely to bone unless they are sex pollened or in heat/rut. And again, hence this exchange.
On the enemies forced to work together front, my favourite part of the show is how it has Philip confront Richter with his complicity in war crimes and the terrible regime he is part of, and how Richter pushes back, and how they have managed a reluctant almost-friendship despite themselves. I am very keen to see this happen some more, and also, to see them put aside their differences long enough to deal with the sex pollen. Similarly, I would like to see an alpha Clive Martel give young Reinicke a lesson or two in the evils of his regime, and how enemies might be forced to become lovers while working together.
On the comrades-in-arms front, I am interested in seeing how the A/B/O dynamic plays out among these three very different men: General Muller, clearly an alpha, Major Richter, who could be either an alpha or a beta, and Hauptsturmfuhrer Reinicke, clearly an omega. Richter is definitely the sort of commanding officer who would wearily do his duty when one of his senior officers goes into heat or rut, while Muller is emphatically the sort that would assert his alpha rights at every opportunity.
Request 4
Fandom: The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (TV)
Rating: Any
Art/Fic: Either
Pairings: sp!Napoleon Solo/Illya Kuryakin (TV), sp!Illya Kuryakin/sp!Napoleon Solo (TV), a!Illya Kuryakin/a!Napoleon Solo (TV), o!Illya/a!Napoleon
DNWs: Character Death, Underage, Character/Ship Bashing, Dark Solo or Dark Illya, non Canon-era AUs, Identity Headcanons, Sex Changes, Torture Porn
Prompts: The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (TV) is about a secret international counterespionage and law-enforcement agency called U.N.C.L.E., employing spies of different nationalities who overcome cultural and ideological differences to save the world from international terrorists, circa 1964 to 1968. This show is so great, its post Cuban Missile Crisis, mid-Cold War setting and glamorous spy ring plots launching the 60s spy-fiction TV craze (including the Avengers (1966), whose spoof Girl from Auntie starred Alfred Burke), and featuring strong chemistry between its suave, womanising American lead and his stoic Russian counterpart. The acting is also great, particularly that of the two stars Robert Vaughn and David McCallum (who would of course later go on to star in Colditz).
Its episodes are available on Amazon, a Season 1 primer is here, and a favourite fanvid is available here (credits to For_Love_And_Mercy).
The fandom's main pairing, Solo and Kuryakin, are both comrades-in-arms and enemies forced to work together, which is a double helping of goodness for my id. They spend most of their time boning ladies (mostly Solo, occasionally Illya), and, despite also spending most of their time together on a love/hate reluctantly affectionate slow boil, these are men who, by virtue of their ideological differences and the oppressive climate they lived in, were most unlikely to bone unless, well, by now I am sure you get the picture.
THRUSH, that secret organisation considered so dangerous that even the US and the Soviet Union, who were ideologically opposed to each other, banded together against it, is absolutely the sort of organisation that would randomly sex pollen the other side, out of world domination or human experimentation or just because its agents wanted to see if Solo and/or Napoleon would as easily escape a sex pollen trap as they customarily did the conventional ones? I would be very interested in all the evil-agents-made-them-do-it pollen scenarios, as in the ones involving THRUSH and/or public sex, as without. If omegaverse, I could equally see Illya as an omega or an alpha, though that sly dog Napoleon is an alpha, always.
Request 5
Fandom: Yes, Minister
Rating: Any
Art/Fic: Either
Pairings: sp!Humphrey Appleby/Jim Hacker, sp!Jim/Humphrey, a!Jim/o!Humphrey
DNWs: Character Death, Underage, Character/Ship Bashing, Dark Humphrey or Dark Hacker, non Canon-era AUs, Identity Headcanons, Sex Changes, Torture Porn
Background: Yes Minister is a political satire British sitcom written by Antony Jay and Jonathan Lynn for BBC2 from 1980 to 1984, which follows the ministerial career of Jim Hacker, whose various struggles to formulate and enact policy or effect departmental changes are opposed by his Permanent Secretary, Sir Humphrey Appleby. This show is so great, receiving several BAFTAs and coming in sixth in the Britain's Best Sitcom poll of 2014, and featuring strong chemistry between hapless good-natured populist Hacker, and suave, manipulative Sir Humphrey. Set over three seasons, the show spawns a sequel series Yes Prime Minister, where, thanks to typical Humphrey machinations, Hacker in fact becomes PM.
Its episodes are available on Netflix, though some episodes are available here, including this one where (from the 20m mark) Jim and Humphrey and everyone in the civil service pile into Jim's British Rail cabin while Jim is in his underwear and Humphrey in pajamas and silk dressing gown.
Jim and Humphrey are of course technically comrades-in-arms, but they're really enemies forced to work together. In the early days most of Hacker's proposals were frustrated by Appleby's stratagems while seeming to support them, though Hacker does grow in sophistication and does get better at getting around Humphrey as the series progressed, and they do occasionally join forces in order to achieve a common goal, such as preventing the closure of their department or dealing with a diplomatic incident.
If either of them were unexpectedly sex pollened by the Party, or by the European Union, Jim would rail and bluster, and Humphrey would try to manipulate his way out of it, but when the chips were down they would both grimly do their duty for the other; ditto if omega Humphrey were to unexpectedly go into heat.
Thank you again for creating for me; I hope you will enjoy the exchange!
