Title: Water in one hand
Pairing/Characters: Mal/Simon, crew (post-movie)
Rating: PG-13
Words: About 5500
Summary: Terraforming is a precise business.
Notes:
greenapricot requested Mal/Simon and some kind of end of the world thingy. Happy early birthday!! I couldn't work in zombies (darn), but I think this might qualify as an ending
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And in the middle of all the tension, it was perfect to have a little Mal/Simon as relief to the starkness of everything else.
*relief* I'm so glad you said so, I can't even tell you how much. I wondered if it seemed a little incongruous and didn't work with the rest of the story, and I'm so, so happy that it fits.
I love that you're willing to consider disaster, even befalling our heroes.
I love disaster stories, especially if they're apocalypse-y or post-apocalpyse-ish. I have a problem, I know *g* And sometimes I think maybe it's a little too grim, but then again, the Firefly 'verse was grim sometimes.
And now I'm suddenly hankering for a Firefly/Dune crossover.
Oh, wow, yeah! That would be shiny cool.
Thanks again!
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I would literally shake into a thousand pieces if such a thing were to pass! Just the thought of Mal's snark in the face of THE KWISATZ HADERACH makes me giggle lots :>
On a related sidenote, I've always thought that the Companion's Guild and the Bene Gesserit had many similarities...
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It took me a few minutes to gather my thoughts...incoherent though they be.
I really adore your Mal. He waits and he watches and he pulls through. For as long as he can. The shower scene was hot and...forgive me, but romantic. In that way that...I don't know. I can't explain, but it just was.
I drink up everything you write. Really just beautiful, fantastic work.
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:) Thanks! You know, I originally planned it as a very smutty scene, but then I ended up wanting something a little less explicit, and I'm really happy you liked it and thought it romantic.
Really just beautiful, fantastic work.
You say the nice things that make me feel shy and happy! Thank you.
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I really should haul out my thesaurus.
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That thesaurus is handy, isn't it? I seriously overuse some words and sometimes have to beat myself over the head with alternatives, lol.
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*g* Thanks! I have a bit of an obsession with these theme, I have to admit. Perhaps that makes me a bit a grim??
I'm really glad you enjoyed it! I'm going to try zombies next, just for the heck of it.
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Looking forward to the zombies, though.
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rainbows and puppies and happy endings
I do like puppies, though, I have to admit. They are so cute! And they like to frolic! lol.
I am really glad that you liked this. I really enjoy writing these kinds of stories (and reading them), and it thrills me to pieces that you've enjoyed this (and Pieces Tossed Aside too, which I loved writing).
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Fascinating look at a bureaucracy too caught up in its own power, instead of the people it should be protecting.
Oh, yay! It's fantastic that you liked this. This is the first time I've tried something like this, with the bureaucracy notes and so on. And they were really fun/interesting to write [I tried to be as pedantic as possible for some of them, lol]. Anyway, thank you so much for letting me know you liked that aspect!
And thanks for the little bit of M/S!
*g* Thank you for reading :D
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