than the physician

[sweetwatersong]

more needs she the divine
rating: g
characters: Jane Foster/Thor
warnings: aftermath of possession

summary: Things like the Aether don't leave without leaving deep scars. After fighting to save the universe, Jane has to fight what that cost her - and she doesn't have to do it alone.

author's note: Title from Macbeth, Act 5 Scene 1: "Unnatural

Comments

[scribble_myname]

Oh, this is beautiful. Love this so much.

[sweetwatersong]

Thank you! It was originally intended to be part of a series of Jane & others, but the rest never worked out and I loved this segment, so up it went. :)

[emeraldarrows]

So beautiful. Glad to see you writing for this pairing! <3

[sweetwatersong]

YOU HAVE NO IDEA. Uh, I mean, I have this whole epic AU planned out around them, but most of the time I get caught up in writing Clint/Natasha and forget how much I love these two. :) Thank you so much!

[crazy4orcas]

LOVE this! The picture you've painted here is amazing!

I have a thing for intelligent, competent Thor and this hits that button SO hard.

And the way he loves Jane, *swoons*.

[sweetwatersong]

Writing idiot!Thor should be a goddamn crime, to borrow a favorite podcaster's expression. (I have a lot of feelings about this, and they all boil down to no.)

And although I rarely write for it, Jane/Thor makes me happy because yes, look at how he loves her. This almost-immortal alien, this ancient being who has spent centuries traveling worlds, finds a mortal who has a fire in her to match the heavens, and falls in love so deeply! The transformation that Thor goes through in his first movie is incredible when you picture it against the backdrop of his lifetime, his lifespan, and when he falls so darn hard for this scientist, it's amazing. And - yeah. I have a lot of feelings about this, too.

Thank you! <3

[hab318princess]

great story