The Queen of Swords should be intensely perceptive, a keen observer, a subtle interpreter, an intense individualist, swift and accurate at recording ideas; confident in action, gracious and just in spirit… If ill-dignified, she will be cruel, sly, deceitful and unreliable. title: Bad Ideas
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Yeah, Mac is a part of the negative space between them. Even if one of the slashfest claims I made weren't feeling more and more appropriate, I can tell I'm not done with the three of them.
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The end must have been the best though when Danny gets bored and starts rubbing Stella's ankle *g*
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I can't decide whether I most want to hug Danny or hit him. I was alternating between one or the other all through the story. This is all very screwed up and harsh and unfortunately believable. I'm interested to see where you go with this.
Oh, and I liked the idea of Danny going through nicotine withdrawal. He must have driven everyone insane with the fidgeting.
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I can't decide whether I most want to hug Danny or hit him
I'd say that Danny needs both right now. When he reaches a certain critical mass, he can do more harm than good--both for himself and everyone else--but even though he hasn't been in Stella's position, there's a way in which he's the best person in the lab to be able to understand it. So they end up with too much in common.
And, heh, Danny in nicotine withdrawl is one of those notions that's been knocking around my head for a while, this is just the first time I'd been able to use it.
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Mac is always the ghost between them, and right now he's a willfully oblivious ghost, and that just increases the feeling that these two have been abandoned and are struggling just to survive.
And poor Hawkes and Lindsay, caught in the middle of all this tension.
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Thank you. Yeah, they really are both desperately trying to be okay, even as they know they aren't at all. It comes back to a lot of issues your Stella piece for the femgenficathon brought up ("Everybody Else's Girl"?), and how I think if anyone in the LoD can empathise it's Danny--and that's both a good and a bad thing. I've been thinking about how any possible combingation of Danny, Flack, and Stella is given to... *encouraging* one another, but in very different ways.
poor Hawkes and Lindsay, caught in the middle of all this tension.
Are they ever. I suspect Hawkes would like to have a few choice words with them both. Heh. I'm stupidly proud of myself for having four whole characters on stage in a piece.
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