Showing posts with label scary Twilight parody. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scary Twilight parody. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Jacob Black and Snow White, Sitting in a Tree...


It's no secret that Agent 00Comma is an English Demon. It is a lesser known fact that Agent 00Comma is a relative of the Grammar Nazi. It is an even lesser known fact that she--that is to say, I--have a sense of humor. And that's why I thought I'd share this with you today: A scene from Twilight with Snow White replacing Bella as narrator!

Agent 00Comma, what are you thinking?! 



Well, I'm not really thinking. I'm shaving my pencil-stache for a day, putting up my feet, and avoiding taking my English 252 test. Really. I need to take that. Like, right now.

I actually wrote this in class for an activity. We were given character cards and asked to do this Twilight scene from their perspective. Unsurprisingly, I enjoyed everyone else's perspective over Bella's--even Gollum's. 

So, without further ado, prepare yourselves for...






Jacob Black and Snow White, Sitting in a Tree!     

*ahem*

Jacob strolled to a nearby driftwood tree that had its roots sticking out like the attenuated legs of a huge, pale spider. I paused, my heart fluttering. Why, it was so beautiful, I had simply had to take a moment to enjoy it. Spiders can be quite nice, really, if you sing to them in a nice low, tone. Their ears are tender, you know, so you have to be gentle about it. Poor little things--they were always getting the brunt of people's anger. Didn't deserve it really, the dears. I shook my head and smiled as I found Jacob perched lightly on one of the twisted roots. I moved my long, yellow skirt aside to take a seat beneath him on the body of a tree. 

He stared down at the rocks, a smile hovering around the edges of his broad lips. I batted my eyelashes and giggled. Why, we looked just like a wolf and a little girl. No, we were practically the Wolf and little Red Riding Hood, if I thought about it.

Oh, please don't misunderstand. I didn't fear Jacob at all, really. The comparison isn't quite so frightening or fearsome as Red Riding Hood would make it out to be. The whole confrontation was her fault, really--not that I think she did it on purpose. She just didn't think to stop and talk it out; he probably wouldn’t have been so cranky if she'd shared a few of her sweets. I'm sure her grandmother wouldn't have minded, old dear that she is.

You know, I bet Red and the Wolf could have been as good friends as Jacob and me, if she’d been a touch nicer. I glance back up at the dear, and he grins at something below. Oh, he's about to try an impress me, I believe. I do enjoy a good moment of excitement now and then.

*ahem*

It was probably the most entertaining thing to write--EVER.


If you were going to ship/pair Jacob with any other ridiculous fairy tale character, who would it be? Strangely enough, I can see him and Snow White getting along pretty darn well. Until Bella gives birth, of course--then things would get pretty messy.