Thanks! I tried thinking of some other terms, or ways to get the title to be a play on Deus ex machina (except that I don't know Latin at all, and really couldn't guess, even with help), but in the end, I came back on the original word.
I'm glad the paralyzing panic was well represented - that line of prayer was with all the incarnations of this story, but deciding what context to raise it in was a bit more difficult. And yeah, what an unequal fight - Faramir's Rangers, a number of whom might well be very tough, seasoned veterans at this point, versus the muster of Harad, which would bring everyone together who could hold a sword or a stick.
That sounds almost as terrifying as Newt/Rick/Planned Parenthood! :p
Just for that, maybe I'll do MPREG Newt/Rick/Melkor...
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Date: 2012-03-13 11:59 pm (UTC)Thanks! I tried thinking of some other terms, or ways to get the title to be a play on Deus ex machina (except that I don't know Latin at all, and really couldn't guess, even with help), but in the end, I came back on the original word.
I'm glad the paralyzing panic was well represented - that line of prayer was with all the incarnations of this story, but deciding what context to raise it in was a bit more difficult. And yeah, what an unequal fight - Faramir's Rangers, a number of whom might well be very tough, seasoned veterans at this point, versus the muster of Harad, which would bring everyone together who could hold a sword or a stick.
That sounds almost as terrifying as Newt/Rick/Planned Parenthood! :p
Just for that, maybe I'll do MPREG Newt/Rick/Melkor...