F is for Fine Line (G)

[sg_fignewton]

Comments

[sg_betty]

Oh, yes! I wouldn't have wanted Hammond's job for the world. Weapons fire is much less dangerous! Especially when all his choices were bad ones. He couldn't relax for a moment.

[sg_fignewton]

Thank you! I think you're right - in some ways, his job was a lot more dangerous than anyone on the front lines! Glad you liked it. :)

[sg_fignewton]

Heh, yes - his battlefronts may have been offscreen, but they were very real.

Glad you enjoyed. :)

[janedavitt]

So true; the pressure he was was under... ::shivers:;

[sg_fignewton]

::nods:: Huge, huge pressure, all the time. And he handled it with such ease that it didn't even show.

[aelfgyfu_mead]

He could only pray that he never slipped and fell.
And he never did. He made mistakes, but he repaired them; he remained a moral and ethical man, and in my mind he's finally enjoying a well-deserved and long overdue retirement.

[sg_fignewton]

Oh, I miss him!

It's amazing that someone can last for so long in such a demanding position and still remain himself, isn't it?

[lokei]

Gorgeous. I love the way you highlight some of what had to be the most difficult moments in his career, personally and professionally. Beautiful, spare, and very Hammond.

[sg_fignewton]

Thank you! I'm glad it hit the right note. :)