Stalag Luft III
Title: Stalag Luft III
Rating: PG
Disclaimer: Don't own them; just borrowing.
Summary: AU!verse, Kate and James. “You believe I'm innocent,” she tells him each day...“You could let me go.”
Spoilers: Season 6. Takes place sometime between The Last Recruit and What They Died For.
Notes: For lost_in_108 #34 epic. The Great Escape is Paul Brickhill's. Stalag Luft III is the POW camp that's the setting for the book, and Hilts is the main character of the movie of the same name.
Happy Last LOST Day Ever, everyone! *clings*
The cop they call Jim starts taking his lunch breaks at her cell. He pulls over a chair, props his feet up on the bars, and watches her in between bites of his sandwich and swigs of Coke.
“You believe I'm innocent,” she tells him each day, when the half hour is up. “You could let me go.” She stops expecting a response.
One day, he pulls a book out of his back pocket before he sits down. “Think you'll like this one, Hilts.” He holds it up so she sees the title; The Great Escape. “Maybe pick up some pointers.”
He grins, slow, and begins to read.
Rating: PG
Disclaimer: Don't own them; just borrowing.
Summary: AU!verse, Kate and James. “You believe I'm innocent,” she tells him each day...“You could let me go.”
Spoilers: Season 6. Takes place sometime between The Last Recruit and What They Died For.
Notes: For lost_in_108 #34 epic. The Great Escape is Paul Brickhill's. Stalag Luft III is the POW camp that's the setting for the book, and Hilts is the main character of the movie of the same name.
Happy Last LOST Day Ever, everyone! *clings*
The cop they call Jim starts taking his lunch breaks at her cell. He pulls over a chair, props his feet up on the bars, and watches her in between bites of his sandwich and swigs of Coke.
“You believe I'm innocent,” she tells him each day, when the half hour is up. “You could let me go.” She stops expecting a response.
One day, he pulls a book out of his back pocket before he sits down. “Think you'll like this one, Hilts.” He holds it up so she sees the title; The Great Escape. “Maybe pick up some pointers.”
He grins, slow, and begins to read.