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crack_van2008-11-10 11:11 am
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Returning at intervals by eponine119 (PG-13)
Fandom: LOST
Pairing: Aaron/Clementine
Length: 4000
Author on LJ:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
eponine119
Author Website: Fic list in the author's memories. Otherwise, simply follow the tag [lost_fanfic]-all or any other tag you are interested in.
Why this must be read: I'm again reccing two fics by the same author because I can't choose among them, they are both so brilliant, original and well written! (see below for the rec of The Man Inside).
This one is a great story, with an amazing characterization of two characters that in canon are so minor one almost doesn't remember about them and that now are suddenly alive for me in such a way that I'd love if Lost told their story too.
eponine119 gave both Aaron and Clementine such interesting personalities and backgrounds, and she wrote a riveting tale that follows Aaron and Clementine through the years, taking into account those mysteries that are now part of the life of these two characters, meanwhile highlighting those subtle similarities between them and their family.
This story is now part of my personal canon.
Returning at intervals
Pairing: Aaron/Clementine
Length: 4000
Author on LJ:
eponine119Author Website: Fic list in the author's memories. Otherwise, simply follow the tag [lost_fanfic]-all or any other tag you are interested in.
Why this must be read: I'm again reccing two fics by the same author because I can't choose among them, they are both so brilliant, original and well written! (see below for the rec of The Man Inside).
This one is a great story, with an amazing characterization of two characters that in canon are so minor one almost doesn't remember about them and that now are suddenly alive for me in such a way that I'd love if Lost told their story too.
eponine119 gave both Aaron and Clementine such interesting personalities and backgrounds, and she wrote a riveting tale that follows Aaron and Clementine through the years, taking into account those mysteries that are now part of the life of these two characters, meanwhile highlighting those subtle similarities between them and their family. This story is now part of my personal canon.
Returning at intervals