Title: The Morning, the Evening and the Night
Rating: PG-13 (Gen with bob content.)
Fandom: Farscape.
Characters: John Crichton, Aeryn Sun, and various other walk-ons.
Summary: There is no ending, there is no beginning, there is no moral, there is no truth, there is nothing recorded for the ages to come. 10,000 words.
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Warnings, Disclaimers, and Author Babble. )
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III, Belly of the Beast, boggles me a bit, but I really like the idea that life can exist inside a budong, persistent despite the massively high temperatures. And poor John's lost his marbles. Also, really, really icky setting, well-described.
I thought the first section might be set in The Locket, so it was neat to see it was post-PKW, and fairly sad that John and Aeryn had had to abandon their past in order to make a life together.
Aeryn Rising - odd journey with no beginning or end, but interesting in the grouping and unknown purpose.
And then the last, John and Chiana running, surviving, fugitives in a shrinking, tightening net. And Scorpius, at the last, still determined that John is the one who will stop all this. At least, that's what I get from his final words - Run, John. Live. As long as John's alive, there's a chance he'll do what he has to, ( ... )
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Also, I am a little in love with your icon. Perfect.
I am glad you liked - I didn't *want* to tell whole stories, and yet, it feels a little like a cheat, to have things just dangling out there.
I am looking forward with some interest to see which ones other people pick as faves. As the mom author, of course, I love them each and all.
- hg
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- hossgal
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(You may want to run a search&replace for "Suzuki"->"Sikozu". Unless that's intentional, but I couldn't discern a pattern.)
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Thank you for reading!
- hg
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Thank you so much for your indepth comments - I really appreciate you taking the time to respond like this.
AR was the first one I wrote, ages and ages ago, and because it has froggie, in some ways it is my favorite, too.
I'm glad to hear the tension worked - I was trying to write 'faster' more intense stories, and I guess it worked, somewhat.
The confusion in 'Belly" is...well, let's just say that maybe that bit could have been done better. And the answer to your question is 'yes'. *g*
Again, thanks *so much* for your kind words. I'm very glad you enjoyed it!
- hg
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