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crack_van2010-05-12 03:51 am
nicole-anell.livejournal.com) wrote in crack_van2010-05-12 03:51 am
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Keep You So by dollsome (PG-13)
Fandom: BATTLESTAR GALACTICA (NEW)
Pairing: Baltar/Caprica-Six
Length: 2,389 words
Author on LJ:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
dollsome
Author Website: fic master list
Why this must be read:
I consider this *essential* reading for anyone who ships Gaius/Six, and worthwhile for anyone else who at least finds their relationship compelling and wonders what it was like prior to all the betrayal and accidental genocide. Through five scenes, it traces their early relationship on the Colonies and explores the captivating mystery she must have seemed from Gaius' point of view. His voice and observations are very in-character, and so is the witty and delicate banter between them. Caprica-Six's own happiness and longing also come through really well, through his eyes and the blanks we fill in. It's gorgeously written and so utterly them, and the ending is a killer.
excerpt:
“Poor baby,” she coos, sardonic no doubt. She reaches over to tug one of his hands away, then replaces it with hers. He relaxes beneath her touch in spite of himself.
“They shouldn’t bring those things in here,” he grumbles. “A matter of public decency.”
“Impressive. Not even ten in the morning and you’ve already outlawed children.”
Keep You So
Pairing: Baltar/Caprica-Six
Length: 2,389 words
Author on LJ:
dollsomeAuthor Website: fic master list
Why this must be read:
I consider this *essential* reading for anyone who ships Gaius/Six, and worthwhile for anyone else who at least finds their relationship compelling and wonders what it was like prior to all the betrayal and accidental genocide. Through five scenes, it traces their early relationship on the Colonies and explores the captivating mystery she must have seemed from Gaius' point of view. His voice and observations are very in-character, and so is the witty and delicate banter between them. Caprica-Six's own happiness and longing also come through really well, through his eyes and the blanks we fill in. It's gorgeously written and so utterly them, and the ending is a killer.
excerpt:
“Poor baby,” she coos, sardonic no doubt. She reaches over to tug one of his hands away, then replaces it with hers. He relaxes beneath her touch in spite of himself.
“They shouldn’t bring those things in here,” he grumbles. “A matter of public decency.”
“Impressive. Not even ten in the morning and you’ve already outlawed children.”
Keep You So
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