Fic: Parasol [SG-1]

Nov 30, 2011 21:08

Title: Parasol
Author: Magickmoons
Genre/Pairing: Angst, Sam/Jack
Rating: K+
Warning: Major Character Death
Disclaimer: Not mine
Summary: The moments before grief

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fic:sg-1, pairing: jack/sam, genre: angst, char: sg-1 team, char: samantha carter, char: teal'c, char: jack o'neill, warning: major character death, cat: het, char: daniel jackson, genre: tragedy, grief, rating: general audiences

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nymaeria December 1 2011, 03:16:04 UTC
oh man, that is gut wrenching! So sad that Sam is just on the verge of taking a bold step into the future, only to realize they ran out of time. So very poignant.

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magickmoons December 1 2011, 14:13:13 UTC
Yeah, it hurt to write it. I usually prefer happy, or at least neutral, endings, but this one just kind of poured out of me...

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sela21k December 1 2011, 21:45:18 UTC
That hurt. It hurt badly. Jack...

But it was beautifully written. Thank you.

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magickmoons December 1 2011, 23:45:53 UTC
Sorry for the pain :( But thank you for reading and commenting.

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jennickels January 18 2012, 17:16:39 UTC
Oh dear god...so painful and so real. I'm not sure I could have left that room if I was Sam.

I love this kind of story but it's going to haunt me all day. Gaw!

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magickmoons January 18 2012, 19:00:56 UTC
Thanks. I feel weird saying I'm glad it affected you like that, but... I'm glad it affected you.

Oddly, this isn't the type of story I usually read, although I have read some. My general theory of entertainment is I have enough crap in my life, I want to ultimately be smiling at the end! Bumps, bruises, and tears along the way are fine.

But this one didn't give me a choice. It appeared in my head substantially the same as I ended up posting it.

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jennickels January 18 2012, 19:25:45 UTC
I love angst. The more heart-wrenching the better. I wrote one where Sam dies on the battlefield, in Jack's arms, but they have to leave her behind to save another team. It was really hard to write because you love the characters and you don't want to put them through that pain.

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