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Team Snitch Entry (ART): "What Would You Do for Love?" by Plantinshadows
Title: What Would You Do for Love?
Artist: plantinshadows
Team: Snitch!!!
Genre(s): Gender Bender and/or Crossdressing; Literary and/or Historical
Prompt(s): Love and Marriage
Rating/Warnings/Kinks: PG; none
Artist's Notes/Disclaimers/Thank you to Thanks to El Capitan and her continuous encouragement!! I intended an old, sepia-look (that’s why Harry doesn’t have green eyes), though I’m not quite sure I quite got the look I hoped for....I have a summary under the cut for the story I wanted to tell.
Media used: Watercolours, coloured pencils, a bit of Photoimpact
Archiving/Usage permission, including the Tribute Video (only after the polls have closed and medals have been awarded): Sure

*Dial up users beware of multiple images under the cut*

Summary: What would you do for love? Would you give up your identity to be with the person you love? Would you give yourself to them, knowing that you’re wholly dependent on them? That’s what this picture story is about. Lord Snape is urged by his friend, Lord Malfoy, to find a woman to marry. By chance, he instead meets Harry, a bookshop owner, and there is an instantaneous and amorous attraction. But this is nineteenth century England, where homosexuality is forbidden and women have no rights. Conflicted, Snape returns to London, but Harry's friend, Hermione, finds him there and convinces him of a bold plan where Harry would disappear and give up his whole life so the two of them could be together. In the end, Harry gives up his rights as a man, his identity, and masquerades as a woman. After their wedding, they retreat to a country estate to live in peace.

What Would You Do for Love? by Plantinshadows


























-fin


Quotes:

Panel 5: "I'm a double slave for love and vows" by Sarah Fyge Egerton in 'To One who said I must not Love'
Panel 6: "Departing Love racks like departing Life" by Sarah Fyge Egerton in 'To One who said I must not Love'
Panel 7: "Shall I be one of those obsequious Fools, That square their lives by Custums scanty Rule" by Sarah Fyge Egerton in 'The Liberty'
Panel 8: (a) "Reason! What's that, when lawless Passion rules?" by Mary Jones in 'Of Desire'
(b) "How rarely Reason guards the stubborn Choice, Rules the bold Hand, Or prompts the suppliant Hand" by Samuel Johnson in 'The Vanity of Human Wishes'
Panel 9: "Womankind's in every State, a Slave" by Sarah Fyge Egerton in 'The Emulation': "The Husband with insulting Tyranny Can have ill Manners justfy'd by Law" & by Sarah Fyge Egerton in 'The Liberty' "I lose my Jest, cause Women must not speak"
Panel 10: "With fatal Heat impetuous Courage glows" by Samuel Johnson in 'The Vanity of Human Wishes'
Panel 11: "Whatever is not vicious, I dare do" by Sarah Fyge Egerton in 'The Liberty'

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