The phone’s ring is shrill. Shrill enough to curdle milk. Shrill enough to shatter glass. Shrill enough to shatter all of Dr. Mohinder Suresh’s hopes for the Third Floor Improvement Campaign, which began this week with the replacement of all the old-style phones in the office.
Mohinder winces at the tone. He’s going to have to surreptitiously
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However it is NOT tarty lixcest! >:(
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Wonderful!!Love how Mohinder and Sylar connected so well that it was extremely easy for Mohinder to join him.Also loved the fact that Sylar killing his father didn't change much,other than providing a little more resistance time.All in all,a geat fic!
Even though it would be interesting to see where it went from there,i'm not going to ask for a sequel.I think you have enough on your plate as it is.But,I will ask when the next Gravity will be coming,if that's okay.
*gives basket of chocolate candy as reward and leverage in one*^_^'
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Yeah, this one's going to be a one-shot. This is one case where I think the ending speaks on its own, without a sequel.
Gravity's coming along. I like to take a little more time with it than with my other stuff :P
Yay chocolate! :) I'm glad you liked ^_^
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I like this! You've worked your magic again ficmaster!
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Well, thank you :P I'm glad you liked!
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What can I say? Once again, you hit the proverbial fucked-up nail on the head. The spacing in this hits exactly where it should; prose cut with the precision of a filmmaker. Very nice. As usual, impeccable language, clean lines, amazing characterization... Sylar hits especially well. Mohinder-as-psychologist is a little harder of a sell; like Sylar, he's rather passionate about what he believes in--clinical detatchment is not something he appears to practice well--but I think you puled it off. Everything else... the killing-cat curiousity; the confidence that he can deal with anything the world throws at him, alone; the initial denial... everything else blends impeccably into Mohinder's personality.
I like the fact that, though AU, there's enough canon in it to be completely believable. The little homages to geneticist-Mohinder's storyline--the computer file he decides not to delete, Eden, the chai--are an especially nice touch. You get a sense of well-mixed could-have-been ( ... )
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Well, thank you! Sylar is pretty much the same psychotic he is in the show. As for Mohinder, I don't think psychologists should necessarily be detached from their patients - it's a kind of medicine that requires a strong connection between patient and doctor for it to work - that's what I saw in it.
Killing-cat curiosity indeed :P
I'm glad you liked! ^_^
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