Robert Picardo was brilliant in Voyager. It's over. It really is. *sniffs* Very nice. Tight writing, nice drama, I can imagine a movie trailer to this. Loki/Nea is very sweet.
I loved this. Nea/Loki OTP! ;-) I did note a couple of odd syntactic bits; OTOH, you aren't a native English speaker, are you? So that's perfectly all right. Good story, good telling, and awesome song adaptations.
No, I'm not, and this was written a year ago, so I was young and slightly dumber. =/ Ah well, errors do occur. I'll go through it again and try and correct most of them.
Not a problem, darlin'. These are just things I pick up on because I'm a language whore. If anything, now I'm wishin' I could study the differences between the languages that might've led to those particular syntax choices... *is off on linguistic tangent*
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This section was...cute. And very 'awww'-inducing. And sweet. And, in some places, just a liiitle bit disturbing.
Which means that in places it was manically, demonically disturbing, but I didn't want to scare you.
Yes. It was good. Pity it's almost over. Ah, well.
Did Cornelia get to choose what happened to her horn?
And the mass exorcism worked well. I wondered what they were going to do.
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I'll stop commenting now...
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Cornelia doesn't like her horn much. She didn't want to keep it, so Dr. Fitzgerald got it as a gift. It's currently on his mantelpiece.
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It's over. It really is. *sniffs* Very nice. Tight writing, nice drama, I can imagine a movie trailer to this.
Loki/Nea is very sweet.
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Well, there's still the "Extra Material" next Sunday... That's at least something. I'm really much looking forward to making all that myself. =)
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Go, PPC!
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Thanks!
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