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The Truth About The Horsemen by tarsh (R)
Fandom: HIGHLANDER
Pairing: Duncan MacLeod/Methos
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tarshaan
Author Website: Caveat Lector for now; tarsh's cave as of 09/2005
Why this must be read: I've happily spent this month pointing out some of the characters who don't get written as often. This, however, is a theory that I haven't seen anywhere else. There are any number of apology!fics where Duncan makes his amends for not being a better friend to Methos, for thinking Methos was manipulative, for not trusting Methos enough, etc, etc -- this isn't one of those. ::grinning:: This is a very different take on why Methos was a Horseman... from both Methos' and Duncan's points of view. The cultural divide alone is hilarious; the timing and location of the discussion are even funnier.
Warning! This is a farce! (Yes; it's a post CaH/Rev6:8 farce. You read that correctly.) It definitely requires a sense of humor, as tarsh warns in her disclaimer. If you've got one, and you'd like a novel take on the Horsemen, I think you're going to have a lot of fun with this.
(If none of that is incentive enough, the illustration at the bottom is its own reason to go look.)
The Truth About The Horsemen
I've had a great time driving the Van this month -- I hope you enjoyed the ride!
Pairing: Duncan MacLeod/Methos
Author on LJ:
tarshaanAuthor Website: Caveat Lector for now; tarsh's cave as of 09/2005
Why this must be read: I've happily spent this month pointing out some of the characters who don't get written as often. This, however, is a theory that I haven't seen anywhere else. There are any number of apology!fics where Duncan makes his amends for not being a better friend to Methos, for thinking Methos was manipulative, for not trusting Methos enough, etc, etc -- this isn't one of those. ::grinning:: This is a very different take on why Methos was a Horseman... from both Methos' and Duncan's points of view. The cultural divide alone is hilarious; the timing and location of the discussion are even funnier.
Warning! This is a farce! (Yes; it's a post CaH/Rev6:8 farce. You read that correctly.) It definitely requires a sense of humor, as tarsh warns in her disclaimer. If you've got one, and you'd like a novel take on the Horsemen, I think you're going to have a lot of fun with this.
(If none of that is incentive enough, the illustration at the bottom is its own reason to go look.)
The Truth About The Horsemen
I've had a great time driving the Van this month -- I hope you enjoyed the ride!