THE OUTLAND
Genre: AU
Rating: NC-17 for the whole story
Feedback: Any and all is welcome
Disclaimer: These are Annie Proulx's brilliant original characters and her story, and I have treated it and them (and her) with as much respect as I can muster.
This story is for Canstandit
AUTHOR'S NOTES: I'm not especially happy with this chapter. It covers ground
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This chapter was great imo, nothing short of wonderful, but the end got me worried for Ennis, should he shake off the incident with to cow so easily? I hope it’s nothing serious, it would be such a shame that after all they’ve been through something bad would happen. Thank you
Anna
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The dialogue between E&J, this chapter and last, is just so so so good (I love to read every conversation they have, LOTS of times), and believable to their characters. I love Ennis's way of referring to Jack's condition(s) -- playful, authoratative, encouraging. (And I will never forget the way you had Ennis care for Jack during his coma.) You build on original Ennis's character being so tied up in the rhythms of ranch life in such interesting ways, and let him change with your AU in believable and beautiful ways. Like these:
He'd worked the big ranches where you hardly needed to pull on your cowboy boots because you hardly ever went ahorseback, where the machine shop was filled with trucks and bikes and specialised equipment, and he knew he preferred the smell of horse shit over deisel fumes. But a little outfit like the Twist ranch was doomed to slow death unless some modern ( ... )
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I thought this chapter was written eloquently and perfectly. You covered so much and all so good. Everything!
"Shhhh. Nothin, darlin. Everthin's fine. It's goin a be okay. I'll take care a you."...
Now he wanted to do the same to Jack, to just witness and record his beauty. Beauty, yeah, this man was beautiful....
Ennis was putting his heart and soul into it, as if, for the first time in his life he truly wanted to have Jack's cock deep in his throat and his face buried in that sweaty dark thatch....
Finally, Ennis got him pinned down, spread-eagle and helpless with laughter, every limb trapped.
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I'm glad to see Jack and Ennis in their own place. It's really helping Jack to regain his health, let alone giving the fellas the privacy they so badly need.
Jack's first confrontation with his father was inevitable. I never understood why OMT was so certain Jack couldn't possibly have a good idea.
I hope Jack's parting from Lureen will go smoothly.
Ennis' return to bring the child support to Alma and see the girls will probably bring on a shouting match, Alma being the bitch she is! Now that Ennis has finally realized what he has with Jack, he will be able to stand up to his ex-wife. She really has no say in his life anymore.
Hope Bobby coming for a visit won't bring trouble for Jack. He's finally got the one thing he's always wanted - Ennis. Maybe Bobby could stay in the house, in Jack's old room. Of course, he'd have to listen to OMT bitch and complain about Jack, but he should be used to it from L.D. Maybe he'll even stick up for his dad.
Thanks for this update. Carole
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