Title:A new history of Captain John Sheppard, HM Aerial Corps, and M. Rodney McKay, Esq., FRS, with the Captains Emmagan and Dex, late of the West Indies, composed from a great number of actual surveys; and other materials regulated by many new scientifick observations of their Affections and Masculine Virtues. Drawn up from the Journals which were
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This story makes me so happy I honestly do not have words to express my joy. You got your chocolate in my peanut butter -- two of my very favorite things in the world, intermingled so deliciously! I just kept clutching my heart and gasping with joy, reading this: Jinto, and Caldwell, and dragons named Sateda and Athos, and Rodney telling John's story, and John's heart-to-heart with Temeraire (and oh, God, Rodney's eavesdropping and his oh-so-Rodney response) -- I am ALL ASQUEE, I have to go rec this on my livejournal RIGHT NOW.
GOD I love this fandom. \o/!
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(P.S. Tripudio is Latin for 'jump' - she's his Jumper :D)
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"You are not?" Temeraire asked, tilting his head. "Are you quite sure?"
OH TEMERAIRE.
and then "Why not?" asked Temeraire. "That is a very stupid rule." -- that is so him! and "I would wager a very small trinket on the matter. Small, but pretty and particularly shiny, you understand."
and
"I have walked a great distance, considering my condition, and I am in no mood to tolerate a swoon. Your sin? What incomprehensible nonsense is that?"
asdfkasdfjkasdkjfas;dkfj OH RODNEY!
&hearts &hearts &hearts
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Thank you so, so much!
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Seriously. I am INCOHERENT WITH GLEE! ♥ ♥ ♥
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and THANK YOU! :D
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WILL REVIEW ON SATURDAY BUT OH MY GOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Whoever you are, this is beautiful. Every detail, every exchange, Laurence and Temeraire, and Tripudio means jump in Latin, JESUS.
This is something I am going to be re-reading for years and to think it was written for me as a Christmas gift...
I feel really, really blessed.
I will probably post more lavish praise later.
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