I Is For Instinct

[glenmered]

 I forgot this one... A Drabble.
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Innocence is the starting point.

Not everyone can claim innocence when seen from the vantage point of justice.

Illya Kuryakin had trouble believing in the concept of innocence, he had seen too much.

Napoleon, on the other hand, often had a more generous outlook.. It didn't hurt if the view was of a beautiful woman.  In spite of the treachery he had encountered, it was still difficult to assign guilt while making love to someone, even if she intended to kill you afterwards.

Illya saw it, saw her and recognized the treachery.  If he didn't intervene…

He shot her first.

Comments

[laurose8]

Good punch! And very believable.

[glenmered]

Thank you, it seemed very Kuryakin to me.

[mlaw]

Excellent and so Illya!

[glenmered]

Thanks, I thought so too.