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Quid Pro Quo?, by Kai (PG)
Fandom: HIGHLANDER
Pairing: Methos, Cassandra (Gen)
Length: about 3,000 words
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kaiz
Author Website: The Zone
Why this must be read: I get a kick out of stories that strive to show Cassandra as something other than batsh*t insane or emotionally damaged. It's even rarer to find a Cassandra centric story that's amusing and quirky while remaining in character for both Methos and Cassandra. "Quid Pro Quo?" just gives you a taste of the wacky hijinks that might ensue if Methos and Cassandra ever had to work together. I found it a fascinating dynamic, and within the context of the series, an entirely plausible scenario. A charming and rare story.
Quid Pro Quo?
Pairing: Methos, Cassandra (Gen)
Length: about 3,000 words
Author on LJ:
kaizAuthor Website: The Zone
Why this must be read: I get a kick out of stories that strive to show Cassandra as something other than batsh*t insane or emotionally damaged. It's even rarer to find a Cassandra centric story that's amusing and quirky while remaining in character for both Methos and Cassandra. "Quid Pro Quo?" just gives you a taste of the wacky hijinks that might ensue if Methos and Cassandra ever had to work together. I found it a fascinating dynamic, and within the context of the series, an entirely plausible scenario. A charming and rare story.
Quid Pro Quo?