Harbour sketch dump!

So, I kind of leaked the Harbour to the good people of deviantart, and realised that I should re-balance that with leaking even more Harbour stuff to you guys XD

So here goes!

(don't worry btw, it's SFW stuff this time too :) )

First off; Spike and Morgan (Did I show this already?)

Then there's Charles and Greg, which are somewhat of a veteran Ship by now I guess:

There was even one with Charles and Sam, in which Sam (in his mid twenties) had found out about what Charles had done to Spike, and began plotting a way to avenge Spike without Charles suspecting it. So after conjuring up a plan and strategy, he used himself as bait to get close enough to Charles to carry out his revenge:

Sam plays the role for long enough to gain some trust with Charles. He "confesses" to Charles that he has this bondage fantasy and lures Charles into letting Sam tie his hands and feet. Then he approaches Charles' back, holding a bullwhip in his hand - the same type Charles used to make the scars on Spike's back. Sensing danger Charles tries to writhe free and demands "what is this all about?!"  Sam touches his shoulder gently, leans closer and whispers in Charles ear: "Revenge."

And that's as far as the ship went. This sketch and then a brief synopsis of the rest. But meh, it just... It didn't fit. It felt off. Highly out of character for Charles at least. More like an angry, vengeful daydream of Sam's spawned from pure rage.



So now that things started going dark, it was time to introduce a little ray of sunshine.
Get it?

But he doesn't stop there!

Ray might be pansexual, but in the Harbour Spike is apparently pan too, AND polyamorous?

But yeah, he's... he's been around.


...anyone wanna see where he's been? XD  ;)

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Disclaimer I guess:
Quick reminder that the Harbour is a non-canon alternate universe side-project that is not meant to be taken serious. It is pure fan service, nothing more. Sure, some of the character reactions may be in character for some, but I feel really bad for Spike in particular. In the Harbour his past has had a very different effect on him than it has in the canon version. Sadly though, this type of effect to the trauma isn't uncommon. But what I feel bad about is making it seem as though we are romanticising a response to trauma. This is not the intention. But that's kind of my point again in don't take the Harbour too seriously; the Harbour characters are more or less parodies of their canon counterparts, purely hypothetical "what if" version with the fan-service in mind. Sort of like joking around to take the sting off the dark focus I guess. Like pathologists and doctors using black humor as a coping mechanism to their otherwise grim and mentally exhausting encounters. Something like that.