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Max Payne/Vladimir Lem - More Like Fate
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fantasticpants.livejournal.comTitle: More Like Fate
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fantasticpants & khronos_keeper
Email: maniaxxderanged@yahoo.com
Fandom: Max Payne
Pairing: Max Payne/Vladimir Lem
Spoilers: Throughout both games.
Notes: The mysterious first person narrative you’ll encounter in parts of this manifesto belongs to none other than Max Payne himself, who has chosen (no, we didn’t kidnap and tie him to a chair in a dark cellar – why do you ask?) to lend us his noir tinted voice. We’ve also included an introduction to the fandom for those unfamiliar with the sunbeam-challenged world of Max Payne, recapping the events of the two games. High tolerance for metaphors is advised.
Authors:
fantasticpants & khronos_keeperEmail: maniaxxderanged@yahoo.com
Fandom: Max Payne
Pairing: Max Payne/Vladimir Lem
Spoilers: Throughout both games.
Notes: The mysterious first person narrative you’ll encounter in parts of this manifesto belongs to none other than Max Payne himself, who has chosen (no, we didn’t kidnap and tie him to a chair in a dark cellar – why do you ask?) to lend us his noir tinted voice. We’ve also included an introduction to the fandom for those unfamiliar with the sunbeam-challenged world of Max Payne, recapping the events of the two games. High tolerance for metaphors is advised.
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