a couple of leftovers from 5 things jack o'neill doesn't talk aboutHe understands John Sheppard both more and less than everyone thinks he does. Because although they tick off many of the same boxes on the list of 'bad shit happens to you', the contexts are so different they're not even really the same boxes. Or so Jack figures, because half the ( Read more... )

There are some things that shouldn’t happen, some realities that ought not exist. Sam thinks sometimes about all the other dimensions, all the other versions of herself, the infinity of lives being lived out, and wonders about Leibniz’s “best of all possible worlds”. She can’t, although she often sends herself to sleep in the attempt, decide how he ( Read more... )

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I read the reports. Sounds like you kids had loads of fun. T was totally laughing at you. Also, according to him you've got some serious holes in that fancy education of yours. Next time I'm in town, we'll have to introduce you to the badass that is John McClane.

Tell V no more almost-blowing up my team.

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Daniel, just before the beginning of "Turn the Lights Off", because he and Jack are refusing to talk to each other, which is highly inconvenient. Not to mention annoying. So just for that, he gets stuck with a PTSD John, on a plane. Well, in the airport.

( he keeps reminding himself that he'd volunteered for this )

Some days he feels like he's behind enemy lines, all alone, without even the possibility of backup. He wears his uniform like a disguise, tries to conceal his foreignness--he still smells too much of gun powder and not enough of cologne, still speaks with the clipped accent of the field instead of the round tones suited to the desk and office and ( Read more... )