Title: Smaller Gods
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arrow00Fandom: dS
Pairing: Fraser/RayV
Rating: G
Category: angst
Wordcount: 1,162
Summary: If he takes Clybourn toward the 27th precinct police station he bypasses the intersection where he was thrown from the back of a van and lost his memory. He then doesn't think about how freeing it was, that short time when he wasn't
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"part of him in a deep, soundless mourning that this man-this amazing man who was his father-had been a stranger to him and always would be."
Gah! You spear me with Fraser's stiff-upper-lipped pain, his silent wanting, his unfailing deference to his "smaller gods." The landmarks of Chicago revered by him like Stations of the Cross...
I'm profoundly pleased to have stumbled across this tonight; it hurt so good.
♥
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I'm so glad you stumbled on my story: Stations of the Cross was exactly what I was thinking of.
I adore you, missy. Thank you for the lovely note.
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it really breaks my heart to think of Ray all alone in Vegas. tiny pieces.
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Fraser struggling with his desires and his sense of obligations, unsure of what's right, but certain he needs to figure it out, and he huuuuurrts! And poor Ray having to keep in this huge, painful secret, and you know he wants to tell Fraser, to explain.
And then poor Fraser will be stuck with only his duty, but that's not really a relief, is it? I mean, it kind of solves his problem, but not really, because the desire is still there, even if the object of it isn't. Gah. You make me all thinky-thoughty! :)
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thanks, Brig. no, not really a relief. I should write the sequel, a missing scene from BDtH or something. but I'm afraid my tiny heart would break.
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This is so gorgeous, and it hurts so much. This vision of Fraser is so pitch-perfect, poor, lonely, uncertain boy underneath the smooth and assured surface. There's something about the way that Fraser clings so hard to rules and regulations that always breaks my heart, and to see this interior struggle between that and what he wants just kills me (and I know that's not an uncommon theme in dS fic, but you just deal with it so beautifully here, understated, and not a word wasted). And Ray's side of it is painted in the silences, his own struggle, and then the looming shadow of Vegas. And the way you paint their history, that they so clearly love each other... man. *sniffles* Ow! And wow.
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