Title: Drowning in Friendship Author: abelard Rating: T Spoilers: through Captain's Hand Pairing: Apollo/Starbuck Disclaimers: Not mine. Summary: They're just friends. They'll always be. Just. Friends.
Wow, a little rough around the edges, some awkward phrases (like that makes him want to strike her., I'd replace strike with 'hit' here, as strike is too formal a word for Lee's informal thoughts) and then others are just so simple they hit you like a fist in the gut!
the line marked No More Than This, And neither of them is strong enough to stop themselves from remaining committed to the same useless battle plan as always.
Are 2 examples of what I'm talking about :) Really good :)
I know I already left FB elsewhere, but I forgot to say how much I love the structure of this story. The way the sentences and paragraphs stretch and contract around a points you are making has a very poetic feel about it. I think it actually improves the potency of what you are writing. Brilliant!!
I just gotta say, I love the layout of this story. It's all internal, which fits Apollo to a T. He is a very hold-it-all-in kinda guy.
And I really loved how all of this was going on, but because it is all in his head, only moments have passed and they are still holding hands.
Watching "The Captain's Hand" I got a bigger tingle from watching the handshake than from Lee/Dee's entire bunkroom romp. And I think you captured WHY quite beautifully with this story.
Oh, totally, that handshake had so much chemistry, and the director made sure to note that they were holding hands throughout their talk, only breaking away to hug. They *are* the ship; all else is distraction.
Thank you so very much for your kind feedback!! Btw, I love all of your stories (which I comment on in ff.net)!
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the line marked No More Than This,
And neither of them is strong enough to stop themselves from remaining committed to the same useless battle plan as always.
Are 2 examples of what I'm talking about :) Really good :)
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I know I already left FB elsewhere, but I forgot to say how much I love the structure of this story. The way the sentences and paragraphs stretch and contract around a points you are making has a very poetic feel about it. I think it actually improves the potency of what you are writing. Brilliant!!
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And I really loved how all of this was going on, but because it is all in his head, only moments have passed and they are still holding hands.
Watching "The Captain's Hand" I got a bigger tingle from watching the handshake than from Lee/Dee's entire bunkroom romp. And I think you captured WHY quite beautifully with this story.
Thanks :)
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Thank you so very much for your kind feedback!! Btw, I love all of your stories (which I comment on in ff.net)!
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