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Happy birthday, fenwic!
So, as evidenced by my icon, I just watched Revenging Angel (I'm steeling myself for The Choice as I type). But what I'm really interested to know is if anyone's ever written post-IP fic where... T!John doesn't get blasted with radiation, doesn't die, and goes back to Earth with Aeryn. Then, about a year later, M!John arrives on Earth, just like in Terra Firma.
Man, the resentment that would bring up. Not to mention the fact that I don't think Aeryn would have been very happy on Earth, so maybe when M!John shows up, she wants to return to the Unchartered Territories with him.
Please tell me someone wrote this? Preferrably angsty and long.
I don't even read Farscape fic, but I'd love to read that one.
I watched Friday Night Lights a week or so ago, but I think that one's a miss for me. I don't like, nor understand American football. I didn't really like any of the characters (though I did like some of the actors) and it just felt off to me. The cinematography was interesting, sure, but it felt completely wrong for the setting and the plot.
So, as evidenced by my icon, I just watched Revenging Angel (I'm steeling myself for The Choice as I type). But what I'm really interested to know is if anyone's ever written post-IP fic where... T!John doesn't get blasted with radiation, doesn't die, and goes back to Earth with Aeryn. Then, about a year later, M!John arrives on Earth, just like in Terra Firma.
Man, the resentment that would bring up. Not to mention the fact that I don't think Aeryn would have been very happy on Earth, so maybe when M!John shows up, she wants to return to the Unchartered Territories with him.
Please tell me someone wrote this? Preferrably angsty and long.
I don't even read Farscape fic, but I'd love to read that one.
I watched Friday Night Lights a week or so ago, but I think that one's a miss for me. I don't like, nor understand American football. I didn't really like any of the characters (though I did like some of the actors) and it just felt off to me. The cinematography was interesting, sure, but it felt completely wrong for the setting and the plot.