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[trinityvixen]

Stolen from anomilygrace and posted here for much the same reason as she posted it on her LJ: I anticipate having time to kill at work tomorrow and I rely on you all to entertain me.

Give me two characters from a fandom (or two different fandoms, that would be fun) I know of and I will tell you how their first kiss was.

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[arcane-the-sage.livejournal.com]

I'm curious to see how you make this one work:

Cavil & Roslin

[trinityvixen.livejournal.com]

I picture this happening while Laura Roslin is in detention for the first time. As a professed religious nutjob, she's a good foil for Cavil and an interesting counterpart to Ellen Tigh. I can't fic it because Laura Roslin is too awesome to ever capture without having Mary McDonnell right there making it a hundred times better, but I picture it as being something like this:

After Baltar makes his unsuccessful plea to win her to his side, Laura is processed and let go. A Brother Cavil is doing the processing, and she notices that this one is still wearing the garb of the priesthood. She makes a disparaging comment about how unsettling it is to see a priest in a prison--and what that usually indicates is about to happen to the prisoner--and he laughs and offers to give her his collar as she believes more handedly in the God or Gods than he does anyway. Ever the in-your-face minx, she holds out her hand for it and he hands it over without hesitation (you refuse Laura Roslin nothing, even if you are a Cylon). He drops a kiss on her hand, reverential, like you would do for the Pope or other such figure, snidely remarking that he ought to be calling her by an honorific. Laura would dead-pan that she would rather be dead than be revered among the Cylons. Cavil would tell her that that kind of talk is unbecoming a priestess--they are supposed to welcome all the penitent. Laura would say Cylons have no concept of humility as they have never suffered from their hubris--yet, and leave him.

Yes, there would be no lip kisses, but that one hand kiss is important to a theological standpoint, so it counts.