#prumano
NAME: @jumphighlamb
ROLES: Fanfiction, Headcanon, Audio, Reblog
BLOG TYPE: Hetalia blog
WARNINGS: religion, religious topics, angst
Title: First Time
Pairing: Prussia/South Italy
Words: 4,500
Summary:
“Your suit is quite ruined,” he found himself saying, “standing in the rain like this.”
Prussia blinked, large droplets of water flicking off his lashes. “…Yes. As were yours.”
xxx
An encounter in the pouring rain leads to an afternoon of warming in another’s arms.
Notes:For@prumano-week Day 5: Historical! It’s a miracle I finished this at all with how i feel about sharing fanfic as of late, but ta-da~~ more smut but much more on the vanilla side this year round
Link:AO3
Title: At Least We Didn’t Set the Rug on Fire
Pairing: Prussia/South Italy
Words:1,815
Summary:
“You know the storm isn’t going to go away because you’re pouting at it, right?”
Gilbert glanced at him. “The app says it might clear up later tonight.”
***
At least they have a fire to keep them warm.
Notes:A very belated replacement gift for @norwegian-butterfly for the @prumano-week Secret Valentine’s event!!! I apologize for it taking so long and I hope you’ll be able to enjoy what I made of your “fluff in front of the fireplace” prompt!!
Link:AO3
Title:Gentle Night
Pairing: Prussia/South Italy
Words:859
Summary:
It was a beautiful night, Gilbert mused, but then it seemed it was always beautiful in Naples. His companion, too, was as handsome as his city would suggest.
***
When the sun sets, they can be at ease.
Notes: My gift for @vartiart for the @prumano-week Secret Valentine’s event!!! I used the prompts “garden” and “historical” and as usual it became one giant sap fest, so I hope you’ll enjoy it :D Happy Valentine’s Day!!!
Link:AO3
Title: Only a Month or So
Pairing: Prussia/South Italy
Chapter: 1/?
Words: 3,111
Summary:
There was absolutely noreason for Gilbert and Lovino to pretend to be in a relationship. They argued, they fought, they only interacted because they had mutual friends—hell, they might even actively hate one another. In conclusion, they weren’t a good match at all. But what started as an unnecessary drunken lie to prove a point to two different persons for two wildly different reasons quickly ensnared them in a web they didn’t know how to back out of anymore.
Notes: Listen, I know I’ve said I likely wouldn’t be doing multichapters, but my brain refuses to let go of this one, so I thought why the hell not?? Fake dating, enemies to lovers, mutual pining–it’s the whole package, babey
Link:AO3
Title: I Want You
Pairing: Prussia/South Italy
Rating:Explicit
Words:2,835
Summary: Through the haze of arousal, the venom working through his veins and the blood loss, Gilbert knew he might have sealed his fate.
Notes:for@prumano-week Day 6: Vampire AU // Blind Date……. i have 0 excuses really lmao just vampire!lovi giving hunter!gil one Hell of a night, interspersed with bits of plot
Link:AO3
Title:Surrender
Pairing:Prussia/South Italy
Rating:Explicit
Words: 6,830
Summary:
Vargas chuckled, a low sound in his throat, hand pressing against his stomach and inching ever lower. “I can take that control away from you.” He ran his finger very deliberately over the seem in his trousers. “I can make you forget all about pride and will.”
Notes:for@prumano-week Day 2: Sharing an umbrella // Pirate AU…. UM yeah…. mind the rating and Heed the AO3 tags bc boy oh boy will this be a Ride…..
Link:AO3
Title: Du meine Seele, du mein Herz
Pairing:Prussia/South Italy
Words: 2,018
Summary: There is nothing more personal than sharing poetry with the person you love.
Notes:for@prumano-week Day 1: Historical AU // Poetry/books, using both prompts ;p warning for tooth-rotting fluff and sappy poetry :D
Link:AO3
some prumano as requested + a two cents worth ramble on klein’s encyclopedia and history of international congress of mathematicians :^)
Klein’s encyclopedia is a German mathematical encyclopedia organized by Felix Klein and Wilhelm Franz Meyer. The encyclopedia is more strictly known as ‘Enzyklopädie der mathematischen Wisenschaften mit Einschluss ihrer Anwendungen’ (translation: Encyclopedia of mathematical sciences including their applications)- or EMW for short. It was collectively written my many mathematicians.
Now, this project was not Klein’s first one. To shortly give an idea: at the beginning of the Franco-Prussian War, he was in Paris, as a part of completing Plücker’s (who died before finishing) Neue Geometrie des Raumes, and had to leave the country. For a brief time he even served in the Prussian army.
But to get back to the topic- what this encyclopedia aimed to achieve was to present the core of contemporary mathematics with a detailed source of the historical development from the beginning of the nineteenth century. The project was published in six volumes, 23 books, from 1898 to 1933. It has 20,000 pages in total.
Walther von Dyck, who was a student of Felix Klein, was also the chairman of the commission to publish EMW. He also presented the project in 1908- to the International Congress of Mathematicians which was held in Rome that year.
Now, it cannot be argued that this congress was the most prominent one, but there were still many things accomplished that were prominent:
- The greatest change from the previous ones was that it placed greater emphasis on applied mathematics.
- It attempted to establish an International Mathematical Union, but failed. (It is important to note that, these congresses were not exactly ‘politic free’. After the end of World War 1, the congresses of 1920 and 1924 excluded the mathematicians from the nations of Central Powers.)
- An International Commission on the Teaching of Mathematics was established. This would be, unlike the International Mathematical Union, highly successful.
It can be said that, these changes and progresses had similar principles with the goal of Klein’s encyclopedia and what it wanted to achieve.
While Klein’s encyclopedia was highlighted in the congress (and that was a big thing since ICM is a big event for mathematicians), even after the conference, it didn’t take its solid shape for a while (as the dates were mentioned above.) When the last volumes of the EMW published, the first entries were already more or less 30 years old. Some publications were postponed when World War 1 hit Europe. The preparation of the encyclopedia outlived the mathematicians who wrote and edited it.
In 1942 Øystein Ore, a Norwegian born American mathematician, underlined another trouble EMW brought: “The first encyclopedia was extremely expensive, and was for the most part supported by the subscribers of the libraries. Only few people could afford purchasing an entire encyclopedia. Even single volumes were not regularly sold as they were not generally affordable”. This was another reason why publishing the encyclopedia as a whole was not really as option for a while.
Anyways-
I need to accept that no one cares much about calculus and my English proficiency is equivalent to an average third graders. Also I already made a fool of myself a bit too much in these past few weeks already so I really need to shut up.
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