Title: The Marriage Ceremony of the Triumph Settlers
Character(s): Harry/Draco
Rating: PG
Challenge(s): Written for dracoharry100's Prompt #334: Ceremony
Word count: 100
Author's notes: Pure crack. Borrowed heavily from the “Our Mrs. Reynolds” episode of Firefly.
“‘The man lays a wreath upon his intended’ -- which I do recall -- ‘which represents his sovereignty.’”
“That was you?” Harry asked, gesturing toward his partner.
Draco scoffed. “As if I’d lay anything upon you on purpose. But I was pretty drunk last night…”
“And then there's a dance, with a joining of hands. The marriage ceremony of the Triumph settlers. You, sirs, are newlyweds.”
“What’s it say about divorce?” Harry asked, sounding desperate.
“These peasants don’t have any power over us,” Draco sneered.
“They do, actually. It’s a form of an unbreakable vow. So settle in boys.”
Character(s): Harry/Draco
Rating: PG
Challenge(s): Written for dracoharry100's Prompt #334: Ceremony
Word count: 100
Author's notes: Pure crack. Borrowed heavily from the “Our Mrs. Reynolds” episode of Firefly.
“‘The man lays a wreath upon his intended’ -- which I do recall -- ‘which represents his sovereignty.’”
“That was you?” Harry asked, gesturing toward his partner.
Draco scoffed. “As if I’d lay anything upon you on purpose. But I was pretty drunk last night…”
“And then there's a dance, with a joining of hands. The marriage ceremony of the Triumph settlers. You, sirs, are newlyweds.”
“What’s it say about divorce?” Harry asked, sounding desperate.
“These peasants don’t have any power over us,” Draco sneered.
“They do, actually. It’s a form of an unbreakable vow. So settle in boys.”