You made me LIKE Caldwell. Also, I love the insight into Weir and the Taur'i / Lantean division of loyalties. Very much looking forward to the next part. :D
Oh Ard! What a pleasant surprise! This was absolutely wonderful! I loved Steven's POV. It was fresh and the sex change was somehow reinforced. Really loved it.
And McKay reciting poetry and kissing Ronon? Oh my! What trouble lies ahead...
I loved this new chapter. Caldwell's reactions were just perfect and I loved how he's responding to Sheppard as a woman and his insights. I also really loved the part with Ronon and Rodney.
how he's responding to Sheppard as a woman and his insights
No matter how fiercely opposed all of us were when he was up against Elizabeth -- by now, especially after the chat with Woolsey on the balcony, it's pretty clear he's a decent guy (and one of the people who see more than they let on).
Glad you liked Ronon and Rodney! Bonding over poetry is tricky; Sara gave us valuable pointers.
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Teeny little edit: "misgynistic" s/b "misogynistic" ?
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Two writers, two betas and a spellchecker...Oi. The shame of it, the shame of it.
Enjoy the interlude. Next part everything goes to hell in a handbasket.
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And I kind of expected the handbasket. :-)
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You made me LIKE Caldwell. Also, I love the insight into Weir and the Taur'i / Lantean division of loyalties. Very much looking forward to the next part. :D
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Me, too. I love this place so much. Lovely chapter, dears.
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And McKay reciting poetry and kissing Ronon? Oh my! What trouble lies ahead...
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McKay reciting poetry and kissing Ronon? Oh my!
Apt exclamation. *g*
Thanks!
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No matter how fiercely opposed all of us were when he was up against Elizabeth -- by now, especially after the chat with Woolsey on the balcony, it's pretty clear he's a decent guy (and one of the people who see more than they let on).
Glad you liked Ronon and Rodney! Bonding over poetry is tricky; Sara gave us valuable pointers.
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