Happy Holidays, amberleewriter!

[amand_r]

Title: According to His Own Demon
Author: bittersweet325, aka I Should Just Appropriate This Space for Public Service Announcements.
Written for: amberleewriter
Characters/Pairings: Byron/Methos, Joe, Duncan (mentioned only)
Rating: PG-13 (just to be safe)
Warnings: Mentions of drug use and slash, neither is pervasive or terribly overt, but it is there.
Author's Notes: I hope

Comments

[dswdiane]

I really like this conversation between Joe and Methos. Nice reference to Blake also. Thanks.

[aeron_lanart]

I love Methos and Joe's friendship, and one of the things I love most about Joe is how non-judgemental he is - he's friends with who the person is, not what they used used to be - and you've caught that beautifully.

[amberleewriter]

Byron is, IMHO, woefully underused in HL fiction. Of course, the real Byron is pretty much ignored these days as well; mores the pity. Since I'm a fan of both (the real Byron and the HL version) it's lovely to get this as a gift. Thank you, Santa, for your efforts!

[sapphiresmuse]

“I don't cheat. I just improve my odds slightly.” He said.

Methos is really all about being precisely imprecise. ;)

Nice Methos and Joe follow-up to the whole sad state of Byron. Also a nice comparison of how some can rise above self-destructive behavior (Methos and Joe) and other can't.

[pat_t]

Byron was a fascinating character and his friendship with Benjamin Adams was very complex. Funny that Byron never knew Methos' real identity. Yet, I think Byron was too unstable for Methos to let him have that much power - the power of knowing who he was.