She’s doing okay, right up to the moment that she’s not anymore ( Read more... )

Kara can't believe that after everything she's been through - nuclear holocaust, fleeing through space with no food and no fuel, murderous robots, dinosaurs, space stations, and various natural disasters - the thing that finally kills her is an army of mutant teddy bears ( Read more... )

For all that they're both around Terpischore enough to serve as joint surrogate parents, the sight of Dean and Kara together is rare, together and laughing all the moreso ( Read more... )

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Kara kicks a ball out of the way, and, not one to waste a good forward momentum, throws that same leg up and around his hip, climbing Sawyer the way she'd been dying to the whole walk down the hall, or hell, maybe even since she first saw him ( Read more... )

[from here]"Jason," Kara said, or tried to, his name sticking in her throat along with all her protests, the unexpected gentleness of those first few kisses leaving her shivering and unsteady in a way she'd neither looked for nor expected ( Read more... )

The Mailbox of Kara Thrace and her Special Destiny.

She’d been to the ring every day since the island had opened its maw, emptying out most of everyone she loved in one sadistic swoop ( Read more... )

Captain Kara Thrace's bid for Island Council

If I should ever die or disappear, I want my daughter Calliope to be raised, in order, by Sharon Valerii, John Mamet, or Neil McCormick. Please keep 37 with her, and let her see Hera and Cori as much as possible ( Read more... )

They were a long way from home, at least as far as they could be when the island was only ten miles across, and most miles of shore looked exactly like the mile that had come before it ( Read more... )