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crack_van2013-05-12 08:07 pm
shadowkeeper.livejournal.com) wrote in crack_van2013-05-12 08:07 pm
Entry tags:
Fieldwork by Rheanna (PG-13)
Fandom: STARGATE ATLANTIS
Pairing: Sheppard/Dex
Length: 3173
Author on LJ:
Author Website:Rheanna’s Ao3, busaikko’s Ao3
Why this must be read:
Ronon starts his e-mail correspondence with Sheppard's brother more or less by mistake.
Fieldwork is a remix of 'Homework' (which is from Dave's POV) so I included the 2nd link. They don't have to be read together, but they do give the other an interesting perspective.
This is a fic where Ronon accidentally starts to fix John and Dave's relationship by email with John being unaware for most of the fic. It's a study in characters with communication issues (Dave and John being Sheppards, Ronon not being fluent in English) somehow stumbling towards coherency with each other all while Ronon does his homework. And maybe there's a little punch in the gut at the end, but it all seems to meoving towards a place where characters can have functional relationships.
Fieldwork
&
Homework
Pairing: Sheppard/Dex
Length: 3173
Author on LJ:
Author Website:Rheanna’s Ao3, busaikko’s Ao3
Why this must be read:
Ronon starts his e-mail correspondence with Sheppard's brother more or less by mistake.
Fieldwork is a remix of 'Homework' (which is from Dave's POV) so I included the 2nd link. They don't have to be read together, but they do give the other an interesting perspective.
This is a fic where Ronon accidentally starts to fix John and Dave's relationship by email with John being unaware for most of the fic. It's a study in characters with communication issues (Dave and John being Sheppards, Ronon not being fluent in English) somehow stumbling towards coherency with each other all while Ronon does his homework. And maybe there's a little punch in the gut at the end, but it all seems to meoving towards a place where characters can have functional relationships.
Fieldwork
&
Homework