Previously: Sheppard and McKay were held hostage after being captured on a mission without Teyla or Ronon along (that'll teach 'em to go off on their own), rescued themselves in true Sheppard and McKay fashion and left a large hole in the ground behind them as well as an enemy that was probably but not positively dead. Elizabeth was afraid of lice
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It's going to taunt me till then! I love the threads of emotion that run through this story, it's lovely seeing John and Rodney so happy together. Love that Ronan is considering staying a woman. I've loved the therapy sessions, and how they've showed the changes in dynamics between the team all through the process.
Lovely to see this back!
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They are all just sickeningly happy in this one, by the way. Mona wouldn't let me be mean and have an angsty ending. No. Happy endings are us.
But OMG the last post was May last year. What the hell happened to us?
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I love Ronon. Seriously, seriously love Ronon and that he may not change back.
And I love the Energiser Bunny Sheppard, and how Kate watches them and Elizabeth realising John never liked hugs and... pretty much everything really.
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I actually missed Kate while editing this. Or at least, our Kate, who had a few more ethics than canon Kate. But I do sort of miss canon Kate and I'm still sad for the way she died, suffering such terror.
Well, our Kate lives on at least.
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I did not like canon Kate, the person, if you will. I thought she was bad at her job, had lousy ethics, and vaguely creepy at times. That said, it isn't necessary to like the person for them to be a good (in other words, useful to the telling of the story) character. I found her to be a good character, I didn't mind seeing her show up in an episode, I thought she expanded the society of Atlantis.
On the other hand, not only did I dislike canon Carson (I thought he had a worse grasp of ethics, biomedical or just every day morals, than Kate), I disliked the character and thought that the Carson character was often injected into an episode because he was main cast and not because it furthered the story. So I was pleased to see him go for objective and subjective reasons.
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*waits patiently for next bit*
There's so much to love about this story, I can't pull any one thing out!
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That's the kind of talk I like to hear.
Thanks!
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