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Flashing Into the Dark by Salieri (PG-13)
Fandom: TORCHWOOD
Pairing (s): Jack/MOC
Length: 1700 words
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troyswann
Author Website: Outside the Box
Why this should be read: Yes, I've already recced a story by Salieri, but her work is well worth reccing repeatedly. This is a fascinating take on Jack, before we meet him in the Empty Child/Doctor Dances. Jack as Salieri writes him is gorgeous and rich and full of longing. It's perfect Jack, and the musing of space and time and morality when you're a time agent is chilling.
"At some point things came loose, seconds from seconds, minutes from clock-faces, faces from places, places from time. ...
Once the thread snaps, consequences cease to matter."
Flashing Into the Dark
Pairing (s): Jack/MOC
Length: 1700 words
Author on Lj:
troyswann Author Website: Outside the Box
Why this should be read: Yes, I've already recced a story by Salieri, but her work is well worth reccing repeatedly. This is a fascinating take on Jack, before we meet him in the Empty Child/Doctor Dances. Jack as Salieri writes him is gorgeous and rich and full of longing. It's perfect Jack, and the musing of space and time and morality when you're a time agent is chilling.
"At some point things came loose, seconds from seconds, minutes from clock-faces, faces from places, places from time. ...
Once the thread snaps, consequences cease to matter."
Flashing Into the Dark
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