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crack_van2006-01-15 02:12 pm
thegrrrl2002.livejournal.com) wrote in crack_van2006-01-15 02:12 pm
Entry tags:
Handout, by lily (NC-17)
Fandom: STARGATE ATLANTIS
Pairing: Sheppard/McKay
Author on LJ:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
lilysaid
Author Website: Improvidence
Why this must be read:
This gorgeous post "Lost Boys" fic really grabbed me. I loved John's intensity, his guilt over Rodney's condition, and his inability to fully comprehend the depth of his own feelings toward Rodney. It all rang very true to character. I also love that while Rodney is the one who is ill, suffering from complications of enzyme withdrawal, John is the one who is completely off-balance.
Rodney waves his protest away. “Back to work,” he says, and rises to leave.
“But-“ It’s not that John wants Rodney to be angry with him. It just seems wrong that Rodney thinks he was doing something kind and noble when, okay, he didn’t want to see Rodney suffer, but he’d been addicted, too; addicted to the way Rodney had looked when he gave him what he wanted so badly. And there hadn’t seemed to be any danger at the time, because Ford’s men had been taking the enzyme for months, so what was a couple extra days?
John is afraid they’re finding out exactly what the extra couple of days can mean.
Read Handout.
Pairing: Sheppard/McKay
Author on LJ:
lilysaidAuthor Website: Improvidence
Why this must be read:
This gorgeous post "Lost Boys" fic really grabbed me. I loved John's intensity, his guilt over Rodney's condition, and his inability to fully comprehend the depth of his own feelings toward Rodney. It all rang very true to character. I also love that while Rodney is the one who is ill, suffering from complications of enzyme withdrawal, John is the one who is completely off-balance.
Rodney waves his protest away. “Back to work,” he says, and rises to leave.
“But-“ It’s not that John wants Rodney to be angry with him. It just seems wrong that Rodney thinks he was doing something kind and noble when, okay, he didn’t want to see Rodney suffer, but he’d been addicted, too; addicted to the way Rodney had looked when he gave him what he wanted so badly. And there hadn’t seemed to be any danger at the time, because Ford’s men had been taking the enzyme for months, so what was a couple extra days?
John is afraid they’re finding out exactly what the extra couple of days can mean.
Read Handout.