A pinch-hit story for
macadamanaity in my
Slings & Arrows ficathon. She wanted a minor Due South crossover element and no Geoffrey angsting. I failed significantly on both counts. I did try, honestly!
Fic:: Under A Blackened Sky
by Raven
PG-13, Slings & Arrows/Due South, gen. Geoffrey and Benton Fraser.
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it started when Geoffrey spat on a stranger )
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This is one of the harshest, loveliest, truest phrases I've heard about Fraser. I think it's really how he sees himself. Leave it to Geoffrey to figure it all out.
In some Bizarro-world, there's a series with these two as best friends. It would so work, because these two would understand each other. And, y'know, be very pretty doing it.
Thanks for writing this. I'd love to see more of the Geoffrey and Fraser Show.
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And yes, of course, these two would be wonderful together! They'd understand each other after dark, when their non-manic moments coincide, but mostly Fraser would try and get Geoffrey to eat three meals a day and, I don't know, get a haircut, and Geoffrey would keep encouraging Fraser to blow off work and go and feed the ducks. *g* Clearly, I want someone to write me lots 'n' lots of the Geoffrey and Fraser Show.
Thanks so much for commenting. I'm really glad you liked this story. :)
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They could get a place together. It would be like The Odd Couple: "Can two weird but pretty guys share an apartment without driving each other CRAZIER? *cue kitchy theme song*
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Also, the quote at the top of your LJ: "and I tried to remember, but I said, "what's a flower?"". I love that song, and it feels like such a post-CotW story to me.
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"February" is one of my absolute favourite songs, but it's so very sad! I never really thought about it in CotW terms; do you imagine an unhappy ending for them?
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Hmm, I always found the last verse of the song hard to interpret. Do you think the relationship ended and the narrator found someone new, or is it the same couple? On the one hand, it's "my new lover", but OTOH, it still uses "we", like it was about the same people, and the narrator gets the keys back that were lost in the beginning. *fails at interpretation*
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Ray in the north has always worried me a bit; there's so much fic that depicts their happy ending, when I'm not entirely sure it would work out. I mean, there's something unsettling in the thought that Ray gives up everything he knows for Fraser, when their relationship thus far has been shaped and constituted by Fraser-in-Chicago, who is necessarily different from Fraser-up-north.
Er, it is possible I am overthinking this. :)
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