It was meant to have been a simple ‘say-hi-to-the-natives’, ‘eat-some-terrible-food’ and ‘find-Sheppard-a-new-girlfriend-and-possibly-trade’ mission. Huh, like that ever happens these days.
Only for once I can’t be blamed for cocking it up. No, for once that falls firmly in the court of The Pegasus Galaxy’s very own Braveheart.
He’s still
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Glad you like the story :D
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I'm beginning to think I imagined that kiss. It's certainly not in the mission report.
This was delicious. I love how he's not sure if it really happened because there's no one else to state the fact. That was a lovely glimpse of "common realism" and certainly sends my imagination flying as to what comes after this story.
Once again, thank you very much for writing this! I enjoyed it a lot.
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I was a bit worried that it wasn't clear where the sins come into it - difficult to make sure they're themes but don't take over the story. And I just couldn't get this scene of Rodney and Carson hiding in a cave with a little girl. It's weird how you get a scene that you just have to write - so you have to build the whole story around one scene effectively!
Thanks very much for the brill prompt and I'm glad I've given you something for your imagination to chew on :p
Aleana
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