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Dec 16, 2009 12:05

Title: Provenance Unknown
Author: Kwanzaabot aka kerravonsen
Written for: grachonok
Characters: Rebecca Horne, Methos
Rating: PG
Wordcount: 2,330
Author's Notes: Thanks to dorothy_1901 for beta-reading.
Summary: A traveller visits Rebecca's castle, bearing a mystery.

Provenance Unknown )

methos, 2009 fest, rebecca, gen

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grachonok December 16 2009, 17:23:34 UTC
Wow... Marvellous story! My favorite pairing, painted perfectly, and a very interesting view on the origins of the Stone... And totally believable! The dialogues are brilliant, I can just hear them! And their sense of humor is captured fully:), the lines about books made me laugh outloud:).

Thank you so much!

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kerravonsen December 24 2009, 02:53:23 UTC
Wow... Marvellous story!
So glad.

I like Rebecca, though I've never written her before, so it was a challenge I was glad to take up. And it occurred to me that we never knew where Rebecca got the Methuselah Stone from... so what if she got it from Methos? That gives us the Methos-Rebecca interaction right there. Then I rewatched all the episodes involving Rebecca and/or the Methuselah Stone (which then squashed a bunny, but it recovered)... and there you are.

The dialogues are brilliant, I can just hear them!
Thanks! I tend to be dialogue-heavy, it's what comes easiest for me.

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pat_t December 16 2009, 19:54:43 UTC
I agree. Amazing story. I adore Rebecca and I love the dialogue between these two. Good story about the crystal.

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kerravonsen December 24 2009, 02:53:51 UTC
Thank you! Rebecca doesn't get enough love, so I was happy to redress the balance a little.

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fractured_sun December 16 2009, 20:51:47 UTC
Lovely story Rebecca is perfectly her and Methos is pure Methos. I love this pairing I think it's my favourite het pairing.

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kerravonsen December 24 2009, 02:56:47 UTC
Thank you!

I love this pairing I think it's my favourite het pairing.
The irony is that I didn't write it as a "het pairing", more as a friendship, but obviously it could be interpreted either way.

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fractured_sun December 24 2009, 09:16:31 UTC
I think that probably says a lot, that I see two people talking and assume they must be in a relationship. Either way it's a lovely story.

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vipersweb December 17 2009, 01:41:02 UTC
oh lovely! I really like this glimpse into how Rebecca got the Methuselah stone and the relationship you depict between her and Methos.

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kerravonsen December 24 2009, 02:57:59 UTC
Thank you!
Of course canon never told us how she got the stone, so there was the opportunity right there.

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dkwilliams December 17 2009, 01:41:18 UTC
I love stories about Rebecca, and this one was a great story about how the stone got into her hands.

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kerravonsen December 24 2009, 02:58:50 UTC
Thanks!
There don't seem to be many stories about Rebecca, so I was glad to write one.

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