Oh my, and you've written more delightful timey wimey stuff. The shrink is brilliant - as in the very astute round up of Jack Harkness. Reference to Stockholm syndrome in Jack's staff, very apt. I love this already, will read more tomorrow.
Its so very difficult to try and understand a story that you don't understand to begin with (this is what happens when I watch Torchwood without knowing anything about Doctor Who), but its near impossible when its 3am. *dies*
and like every other time when he'd made a similar discovery, that the world would not end without someone Jack loved in it, he died a little in a way that had nothing to do with immortality.
I died a little inside too. Poor poor darling Jack. And even though he doesn't know it, poor Ianto. I find it tragic that he wouldn't remember loving Jack.
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The shrink is brilliant - as in the very astute round up of Jack Harkness. Reference to Stockholm syndrome in Jack's staff, very apt.
I love this already, will read more tomorrow.
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Dr. Sheffield was a lot more fun than I was expecting.
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Its so very difficult to try and understand a story that you don't understand to begin with (this is what happens when I watch Torchwood without knowing anything about Doctor Who), but its near impossible when its 3am. *dies*
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I died a little inside too. Poor poor darling Jack. And even though he doesn't know it, poor Ianto. I find it tragic that he wouldn't remember loving Jack.
Also, love Dr. Sheffield.
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So did I, but with the bonus of knowing he still has that discovery before him. :D
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