Say there was magic in the SGA world. How would things go differently because of that?

( i could use some help figuring this out )

My prompt was AU, Endings and Beginnings. There would be italics here and there, but I didn't feel like doing all the coding. If any of these strike your fancy, please tell me. I'll be more likely to finish them at some point if I know someone wants to read them.

( the one where John was an ancient Ancient )

In which Rodney finds something in the kitchen and John is wet.

( hit the ground )

This jumps forward, oh, a fair bit. ( What happens in between )

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( actually goes at the end of the first bit )

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( fungibility )

Johnny Sheppard, John's uncle, is in the marines when damage is done to one of his knees, severe enough that he can't pass medical requirements. He gets discharged, which crushes him -- that's all he ever wanted to do, be. So he's sent home, depressed, in pain, mobility severely impaired, and no idea what to do with himself ( Read more... )

This is what occurred to me after reading Freedom's Just Another Word For Nothing Left To Lose one too many times. My brain worries me on occasion.

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( He's used to living alone by now, to having no one in his life besides students and colleagues. )

John is in some ways too much his father's son - the years (and deaths of his family) have stripped him down to two needs which drive him: to fly (and oh, but he has paid for this, and paid, and ever willingly), and to never leave a man behind (for he has tasted abandonment too often, although he would not admit it even to himself). The man his ( Read more... )