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methylethyl

Fic: The Roses Had No Chance

Aug 27, 2012 10:03

Title: The Roses Had No Chance
Author: methylethyl
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Ianto takes his team out to investigate disappearances in the countryside.
Disclaimer: TW & Co. does not belong to me.
Notes: Sequel to The Stars Might Stick You Where You Stand. AU of Countrycide. Sequel is pretty much immenent. Also, the titles of this series are being taken from Josh ( Read more... )

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methylethyl August 30 2012, 15:32:38 UTC

Thank you! I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed them!

I'm working on a sequel to this story right now, where we deal with the aftermath of this. It's quite... interesting.

dil_deal September 6 2012, 11:51:28 UTC

That was just as wonderful as the first part. Can't wait for the next installment! Thanks for sharing.

methylethyl September 6 2012, 18:17:45 UTC

Thank you! I'm in the middle of writing the third installment right now, and I can't wait for you guys to read it!

bluelilacs November 8 2012, 23:00:07 UTC

I don't know how I missed this, as I'd already read The Stars, but I had to come back to it before I could read the third one ( ... )

methylethyl November 9 2012, 03:30:03 UTC

Wow! What a wonderful, lengthy comment!

I absolutely adore writing immortal!Ianto/mortal!Jack. Seriously. Their dynamic is just excellent and I love it to little bitty pieces.

Gwen and Tosh are very subtly different, and I think that we'll see those differences more as time goes on, especially if things carry on like this (which they might not). As for Owen--I really don't see him and Ianto getting along. Not in canon and not in this 'verse. I think he's always going to get along a lot better with Jack, honestly. So, yes, in this 'verse, Owen respects Ianto more, but with that respect also comes a whole lot more vitriol. Plus, as you said, extreme circumstances.

This probably isn't Jack's first time ever killed humans--because let's face it, Torchwood 1 probably had him kill at least one in his five years working there--but it's certainly the most he's ever killed, and also the first time he's ever lost control like that in the field. And yes, it must be deeply unsettling. I didn't have time to deal with it in the next story, ( ... )