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crack_van2004-11-29 11:07 pm
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Counting the Cost by Julia (NC-17)
Fandom: HIGHLANDER
Pairing: Duncan MacLeod/Methos
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k_julia
Author Website: Entenpotential
Why this must be read:
This is a new to me fic that I have just fallen in love with. I came across it not long ago and it became an instant favorite. It takes place after the episode The Modern Prometheus. It's one of the best fics I've read that deals with Methos' reaction to Duncan taking Byron's head. He deals with it in a way that is wholly Methos. Like the tactician he is he looks at it from all sides and analyzes his feelings as the come. He doesn't blame Duncan, but yes the loss of his friend hurt. In true Methos fashion he has to go off and think about things for a while, but as always he comes back. This a wonderful fic that is just so in character to me for Methos. It's a wonderful read. One I can't recommend highly enough.
Counting the Cost
Pairing: Duncan MacLeod/Methos
Author on LJ:
k_juliaAuthor Website: Entenpotential
Why this must be read:
This is a new to me fic that I have just fallen in love with. I came across it not long ago and it became an instant favorite. It takes place after the episode The Modern Prometheus. It's one of the best fics I've read that deals with Methos' reaction to Duncan taking Byron's head. He deals with it in a way that is wholly Methos. Like the tactician he is he looks at it from all sides and analyzes his feelings as the come. He doesn't blame Duncan, but yes the loss of his friend hurt. In true Methos fashion he has to go off and think about things for a while, but as always he comes back. This a wonderful fic that is just so in character to me for Methos. It's a wonderful read. One I can't recommend highly enough.
Counting the Cost
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