Comments | reen212000: Five Times Mr. Woolsey Thought He Saw Something and One Time He Did

reen212000

Five Times Mr. Woolsey Thought He Saw Something and One Time He Did

Dec 30, 2010 15:04

Pairing: Rodney McKay, John Sheppard
Summary: As a long-time observer of human behavior, Richard Woolsey couldn't help being intrigued. It was either that, or break up the inevitable brawl.

A/N: I'm having one of those rare slashy moments.

( Clicky ficcy )

slash, rodney, stargate atlantis, fiction, john

Comments 25

melagan December 31 2010, 01:14:12 UTC

Gleeeeee! I love Woolsey and I enjoyed this immensely!

reen212000 December 31 2010, 05:35:16 UTC

*whew* So glad you're a Woolsey fan! Thanks for reading!

mezzo_cammin December 31 2010, 01:58:24 UTC

I'm a sucker for outside POV, and you handled this one so beautifully. Loved Woolsey's thoughts - they seemed very true to his nature, and the glimpses of John and Rodney (especially the infirmary!) were so lovely and bittersweet, as well.

*favorites*

reen212000 December 31 2010, 05:46:45 UTC

How nice of you to say! I never thought I would write a "Times" story, but there's a first for everything. Thanks for reading!

scififreak December 31 2010, 04:35:14 UTC

I really enjoyed each of these scenes. I would like to mention that the title "CMO" is used for Chief Medical Officer. Not the military. Every time I read Richard refer to John and Rodney as CMO and CSO, I was momentarily confused as I immediately thought of Carson or Jennifer. =)

reen212000 December 31 2010, 04:51:49 UTC

CMO. Ha! You're totally right. Thanks for reading!

silver_cyanne December 31 2010, 06:52:23 UTC

I really like the outside pov and you've captured all of them perfectly.

reen212000 January 1 2011, 04:37:09 UTC

Thanks! I always get scardies about voices,etc. Glad you liked!

goddess47 December 31 2010, 20:22:37 UTC

Granted he wasn't the frighteningly intelligent Sam Carter, nor was he the compassionate negotiator Elizabeth Weir, but he felt he had something to offer.

And *that* was exactly why I thought Woolsey was perfect for Atlantis when I heard he was going there.... he brought his own knowledge of the stargate program but he wasn't the soldier Sam was and yet he could be a negotiator.

Yes, it's always good to know your senior staff is getting along... ;-)

reen212000 January 2 2011, 07:40:15 UTC

Staff togetherness is always important. Yes, I thought Richard Woolsey was a good choice too. I liked the way Woolsey reacted to situations, knowing he was in over his head, yet never letting anyone see him sweat.

Thanks for reading!