Comments | loneraven: the leaves have changed a time or two / since the last time the train came through

loneraven

the leaves have changed a time or two / since the last time the train came through

Oct 13, 2011 18:36

I've never been a big fan of October. It always seems like a halfway month that's not on the way to anywhere.

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queer, fandom: m*a*s*h, law: law little league

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littlered2 October 13 2011, 21:08:19 UTC

Congratulations on still being here. (Also, I think you are cool!)

loneraven October 14 2011, 17:13:24 UTC

That is very kind, on both counts. :)

bekkypk October 13 2011, 21:32:08 UTC

"...pull down your pants, and slide on the ice..."

I am very glad my fanfiction was comdemmed to the old dead screen cracked laptop...

I should dig out my DVDs sometime. At least they're not gathering dust, they're in a drawer I can't get to at present :/
Oh, I'm sad now, I used to have a M*A*S*H icon :/ I'll use my Sulky Gardar one instead...

Hurrah for still being here!
xx

speak_me_fair October 13 2011, 21:33:40 UTC

Well done on still being here :-)

Also OH GOD HAWKEYE. One of my first loves. And you have him so spot-on....

loneraven October 14 2011, 17:14:27 UTC

*grins* Hawkeye! He vies with Remus Lupin for the exalted position of my first love, and how can you ever forget that, really. :)

(And, thank you.)

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loneraven October 14 2011, 17:34:12 UTC

That is, rather, but somehow doesn't surprise me. I used to worry that the more educated I got, the less I knew, but I'm starting to think that it's just this, sinking in over a lifetime.

(hi, I miss you. <333)

brewsternorth October 13 2011, 23:04:36 UTC

I think you've hit the nail on the head w/r/t Hawkeye. Funny thing is, I also get a queerish vibe from how he appears in Richard Hooker's original book. Which makes it all the odder that, after a somewhat innuendo-laden voyage home with Trapper, he goes back to Crabapple Cove to live Heterosexually Ever After with his family, something I couldn't imagine happening on the show even before I saw "Goodnight, Farewell, and Amen".

loneraven October 14 2011, 17:41:20 UTC

Am I right in recalling that Hooker was v. offended at Hawkeye's film-and-TV sex life? He had him as this sort of wisecracking but going-home-Republican type, and when he became this iconic, liberal, definitely sexual character, Hooker got upset. I think I remember reading that once. But anyway, oh, Hawkeye. I always would have loved to know what did happen to him after GFA - if he ever did have any kind of normal life.