o.o Wow. I’m honored to hear my fics touched somebody that much. Thank you. I’ glad I got you interested in fanfics too! Their wonderful things. The WALL-E fans over on Livejournal are especially good fanficcers. ^^
And what do you mean “if”? I’ addicted to one shot writing. I’m not sure I could quit if I tried. xD In fact, I have a few more here.
If anybody liked EVE’s Special Trait, this one’s probably their type.
WALL-E
Attempting a Hobby
K
Spoilers.
WALL-E absolutely hated pencils.
Well, no, he didn’t hate them. They seemed to help EVE sometimes, after all. Not to mention the humans found them quite useful. It was when he had to pick one up that it drove him crazy. The little wooden stick didn’t fit well in his hands, and it took him forever to get it at an angle he could use. But, sadly, even if he was still along on Earth and therefore wouldn’t have the issue with ruining somebody’s property (he also wouldn’t have EVE, and he liked the humans, so he wasn’t complaining) he couldn’t write with his laser this time. There was simply too much he was writing this time.
What WALL-E was attempting to write was something he had heard some of the humans talking about the other day. They used a lot of words he didn’t understand and hadn’t heard any other humans use before. He did, however, get enough to hear of something that sounded fun and had to do with his favorite movie of all time. What had th humans called this again?
…Oh, right. “Fan fiction.”
He finally got the pencil right and began writing. From a grammatical standpoint, EVE would later be figuring out the best way to let him down lightly without all out lying to him. His sentences were completely fragmented and missing importing connecting words, though for somebody who only spoke in one word at a time and wasn’t built with a supercomputer in him it could have been a lot word. Cornelius + Irene. Walking. Hands. …Now what? He didn’t know what to write next. What did that mean? Those humans he had heard taking sounded like their stories had been much longer than his was. Did he do it wrong? He thought hard, trying to figure out where to go next with it. Park. Flowers. Pretty. That sounded nice, but… It was still so short sounding… Walking. More. Still hands. Hmm…
“Hmm…” WALL-E stroked a nonexistent beard (nonexistent chin, for that matter) and rolled away from the swinging rack in the truck he was using for a desk. He rolled back and forth for a bit. The movie in his story was on the television for a mix of background noise and inspiration. After a moment, he held a finger up in the air. “Aha!” He quickly rolled back over to his “desk” and started writing like mad, as if the words were flowing out of his pencil too fast for him to control. “Uhhuh… uhhuh…oooh…”
The pencil fell out of his hands mid thought. He panicked, and quickly began to attempt grasping it again. Somehow, WALL-E had found something harder for him to do within the confines of his own house than hanging onto the spaceship as it launched.
30 minutes later, when he finally got the pencil positioned like it had been before, he eagerly put it to the paper once again.
Nothing happened.
WALL-E had completely lost his train of thought. He simply sulked, discouraged. It was at this point he quit. Not one to easily give up, he could have kept going if he wanted to, but he didn’t feel he was having enough fun that it was worth the effort he was putting in. Fan fiction just wasn’t for him.
Or…maybe it wasn’t him, and those humans were just weird.
…Nah.