[fic] An Uncertain Future

Feb 23, 2007 17:47

Title: An Uncertain Future
Author: duskwings
Rating: PG-13
Spoilers: The existence of the Wraith. The existence of Ronon. The existence of Caldwell. The existence of Lorne. That's about it, really.
Beta: The wonderful anr.
Summary: Atlantis is in trouble, and some interesting visitors have arrived to help out ...

Notes: Written for mspooh in the swficathon. The request ( Read more... )

fiction, john/elizabeth, sga

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vickysg1 February 25 2007, 09:59:26 UTC
*sighs*

He isn't dead, and that just because she said goodbye... Thank god...

Great fic, I loved it!

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duskwings February 25 2007, 17:32:11 UTC
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it!

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sunny_serenity February 28 2007, 02:27:41 UTC
duskwings February 28 2007, 04:20:50 UTC
Thanks for the feedback! :-D

And it makes me wanna sing Dare You To Move for some reason, huh.

Huh. It reminds me more of "This Is Your Life," but "Dare You To Move" works well, too.

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anr October 1 2007, 08:47:44 UTC
Still a fabulous story, hon. *applauds*

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soapbox_solo38 November 10 2008, 16:32:58 UTC
["You shouldn't have -- you were supposed to --" He stops speaking so suddenly that she wonders whether the radio went out. "You were going to live. For ten years, you were going to live."]

Yes, I was expecting you to kill off John. Yes, I'm overjoyed that you didn't. It's bit too early for me to be thinking hard, so I mostly skimmed over the time travel explanation with trying to puzzle it through, but it sounded pretty logical (or as logical as Stargate ever gets, that is) to me; definitely an interesting idea!

John's line there at the end is possibly more heartbreaking than anything else in this story, because of everything it implies and outright states: that he had gone to what should have been his death knowing it would keep her safe, willing to sacrifice himself to buy her another ten years; the fear and pain I can easily imagine hearing when he realizes that now she may die at any moment, that the future he was trying to guarantee may as well be gone...

Then again, I could be reading way too far into that, but it's alright ( ... )

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