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crack_van2004-02-12 09:15 am
hypertwink.livejournal.com) wrote in crack_van2004-02-12 09:15 am
Amnesia by zarah, PG-13
Fandom: EVERWOOD
Pairing: Bright/Colin
Author on LJ:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
hackthis
Author's website: Dysfunctional
Why this must be read: In the stories about Bright and Colin I've read so far, the plot almost always centers around the accident. And I don't blame them - there's a lot of angst potential over Colin wanting to remember and Bright being eaten up by the guilt. Especially when you consider slashing these two, the drama is upped to a whole different level.
Like this story. We have seen Colin struggle with all the people's expectation as well as his own personal frustration in the latter half of Everwood's Season 1. But here, zarah plays around with the concept of memory, by asking what's worse -- not remembering anything or remembering too much?
And that's what Bright has to contend with. He knows a lot about Colin, more than anyone in the world, especially more than Amy. He remembers what it was like before and has to deal with the aftermath. And he will always know that there's no one else to blame, except himself.
Amnesia
Pairing: Bright/Colin
Author on LJ:
hackthisAuthor's website: Dysfunctional
Why this must be read: In the stories about Bright and Colin I've read so far, the plot almost always centers around the accident. And I don't blame them - there's a lot of angst potential over Colin wanting to remember and Bright being eaten up by the guilt. Especially when you consider slashing these two, the drama is upped to a whole different level.
Like this story. We have seen Colin struggle with all the people's expectation as well as his own personal frustration in the latter half of Everwood's Season 1. But here, zarah plays around with the concept of memory, by asking what's worse -- not remembering anything or remembering too much?
And that's what Bright has to contend with. He knows a lot about Colin, more than anyone in the world, especially more than Amy. He remembers what it was like before and has to deal with the aftermath. And he will always know that there's no one else to blame, except himself.
Amnesia