Working on a Dharma & Greg
Hotch/Dharma xover AU for the kink meme, trying to do a casefile fic, IS STUCK. I thought y'all might appreciate the Gideon bit though, maybe?:
victimology, or, The Girls of Summerland
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When Jason Gideon was a very young boy, he spent his summer running around in the woods with the neighbourhood girls. )
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Traditionally, if one lives on Chicago's North Side, s/he is a Cubs fan and on the South Side, a Sox fan.
Until the writers gave Rossi a home in Commack Long Island, I wrote him as a North Sider (he had a Cubs mug in his office at one time), which only added to the rivalry between Rossi and Gideon.
Morgan's from Chicago as well.
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Hopefully they would have woods there. Oh I'm so fish out of the water right now. I made the perfect xover unsub who is a delusional power reassurance rapist fixated on 60s flowerchild type of young women, the ones he remembers from his college days. The problem was, Where To Put The Body, so that the burial ritual is left intact. I thought of the desert, but the only American deserts I know is Las Vegas and Arizona. Las Vegas feels 'too corrupted' for the unsub, so it's Arizona, but it has to be cliffs because don't deserts move around?
Am also wondering about frequency of kills, like, thought of him actually not having done it for decades, until he runs into Dharma and becomes fixated on her, but if I want BAU on this case, there should be like a fresh body newly discovered.
Not living in the US really means imma going to screw up badly soon.
which only added to the rivalry between Rossi and Gideon.
Professor ( ... )
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Chicago proper doesn't have woods. However, Gideon would have likely camped in Wisconsin or maybe Michigan, especially in the mid-50's to mid-60's. Milwaukee is only about an hour drive north of Chicago and Kettle Moraine State Forest is near Milwaukee. It could be something as simply as his family have a cabin near one of the parks or even near the lake shore that they 'summer' in, and the neighbors could be the 'summer' neighbors.
Arizona, New Mexico, Death Valley (CA), Nevada and parts of Texas are arid enough if you want to keep a relatively "dry" crime scene with potential mummification.
However, if it's not necessarily important to keep the body wholly preserved but have the clothing and accessories somewhat preserved, caves work just as well (Kentucky has a series of caves, as does Virginia, Tennessee, West Virginia ... heck, they can be found all over).
Er. Wow. I think I know way too much about where to hide bodies ...
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