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Stories by Kielle
"Le Coquin Malchanceux"
Poetry. Kielle maintains this is her only contribution to the "Gambit-is-a-love-god"
genre.
"Don't Go
There"
Rogue tries to help "Skids" Blevins as she deals with Rusty Collins' death (in
X-Men #43), with questionable success. (Warning: Some strong language, hints
at mature themes)
"It Works!"
Jean, Iceman and Rogue gather to do a MiSTing of one of those oh-so-annoying
"get rich quick" e-mail spams.
"The Persistence of Memory"
Rogue agonizes over the aftermath of her last battle with the X-Men. Takes place a few years after the movie.
"Resolution"
On April Fools Day, Gambit decides to come clean with his feelings about Rogue
and Joseph.
"Denouement"
Rogue reveals to Gambit a secret of her own. The sequel to "Resolution."
elsewhere in Alykat's World:
"Midnight Showing,
Fifth Row Back"
Bobby's exuberantly vocal enthusiasm for 'Star Wars: Episode I' grates on his
fellow moviegoers at the movie's first midnight screening, especially Kai and
Logan. Sillyfic.
(at (un)frozen)
E-mail: kielle@subreality.com
Websistes: CFAN,
Blood in the
Gutter, The
Wildways, The
Mary Sue Society, Subreality,
The Subreality Warehouse
and The Fan-Fiction
Yellow Ribbon Campaign
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The poem is copyright me, but of course
certain names belong absolutely to Marvel Comics. We're Not
Worthy! We're Not Worthy!
Here it is: the ONLY contribution I'll EVER make to the rampant
"Gambit The Love-God" genre. Bwah hah hah. Obviously
the following has no continuity whatsoever and has a shaky
structure in spots and is a touch old, but then again so is
ALL of my stuff. (Bad writer! Lazy writer! Writer with bills
to pay!) I hold no ill will towards the Cajun in question
... my best buddy is a Gambit junkie and I just couldn't resist...
And, of course, E-mail at the above address would be a nice
surprise and I wouldn't complain.
Le Coquin Malchanceux
by Kielle
There once was a mutant, a thief and a cad,
Who took what he wanted and hid what he had,
Who gave up his solo career on a whim
(Though working with others was never for him.)
This light-fingered Cajun, born Remy LeBeau,
Took pleasure in seeing how far he could go
With beautiful types of the opposite sex . . .
Until he crossed wills with the ladies marked "X."
A child he guarded was Storm in disguise,
And when she returned to her goddessly size
He showed her a way to reward his good turns --
And spent a week nursing electrical burns.
He then turned his charms on the local T.K.,
A redheaded psychic who seemed easy prey.
He cornered her down in the hangar, first try . . .
Jean tested her theory that Cajuns can fly.
He picked a new target when back on the ground,
And Psylocke, at first, seemed to like him around.
But when he got grabby, she proved to him -- twice --
The knees of a ninja are swift and precise.
Though known to pursue every skirt he can
see,
He certainly wouldn't molest Jubilee.
If ever he wavers, he's sobered up quick
By the gentle reminder of: "Watch it, bub--" SNIKT!
A Rogue for a rogue may this Gambit disarm
With a will like his own and a sly Southern charm.
She's "yes" and she's "no" and she's truly
a test:
His luck with THIS lady is "touchy" at best!
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