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A Little Bit Drunk, A Whole Lot Sad by ButterflyGhost
Fandom: DUE SOUTH
Pairing: Benton Fraser/Francesca Vecchio
Length: 4599 words
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bghost
Why this must be read: Aside for being a very rare pairing, the take on Fraser's deconstruction is fascinating and well-written; he's very much himself, but he's not a Mountie, he's not a paragon of virtue, but a man who got turned around and made a bunch of mistakes. Given his childhood, ButterflyGhost draws a pretty natural conclusion that Fraser in this universe is a man who went the other way. Nonetheless, Frannie's compassion and characterization is lovely, and Fraser isn't a villain by any means himself.
A Little Bit Drunk, A Whole Lot Sad
Pairing: Benton Fraser/Francesca Vecchio
Length: 4599 words
Author on LJ:
bghostWhy this must be read: Aside for being a very rare pairing, the take on Fraser's deconstruction is fascinating and well-written; he's very much himself, but he's not a Mountie, he's not a paragon of virtue, but a man who got turned around and made a bunch of mistakes. Given his childhood, ButterflyGhost draws a pretty natural conclusion that Fraser in this universe is a man who went the other way. Nonetheless, Frannie's compassion and characterization is lovely, and Fraser isn't a villain by any means himself.
A Little Bit Drunk, A Whole Lot Sad