Dancers. G, vague spoilers for the Terminator series but nothing specific. This must be my way of saying I'm home. Vacation was amazing ! But I spent the last two days watching nothing but TSCC and so here are John and Cameron. In the future. Somewhere. This is me, rambling.
Harper sometimes thinks that people send the best tapes down here,
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TWENTY SEVEN YEARS. Oh John. He must be so, so tired. What would Cameron do, without him?
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I KNOW. I hated myself for that for a moment, but then, ah, I did it anyway. Oh John, indeed. I just kept thinking about that future John, the way that Jesse and Derek talk about him and the machines, "imagine a John who's been around her for a decade." But watching the show, especially the first season, I feel like John's humanity is only emphasized by Cameron- he makes her more human, she doesn't make him less so. He calls her on her unfeeling cyborg business and tells her what people are really like. John is so very human.
Thinking about Cameron after John actually dies makes me think about Mexico, "I can't let anything happen to him." And then I want to cry and cry and cry.
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They are dancing and it has been SO LONG FOR THEM, OMG, 27 YEARS WHAT, and you absolutely positively break my heart with this:
And Connor had spared a second for him, John Connor with a gun in his hand, a radio squalling on his hip, blood congealing on the line of his scalp, seven men behind him with their eyes down and their weapons still hot to the touch; Connor pausing in the tunnel, still bleeding, asking if Harper needed anything, dropping his old man's tags into his hand and patting his shoulder.
You are the blower to my leaf.
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Very yes.
ILU. Um, and yeah, I'm glad that's the heartbreak, because that's my John Connor. The very human leader of humanity. His mother's son. Oh I love them so much I am a little sick from it.
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Oh, me too. So very much. I think that's why the tv series appealed to me so strongly, because okay, yes, Skynet and danger and guns, and here still was John Connor going to high school and it was pizza day and Cameron had two slices. (I repeated the "I had two slices" line about five thousand times until Mr. Orange gave me A Look.) That comedy and romance and hope and everyday sadness and laundry amongst the drama and action is, to me, a more realistic formula. Because people do go about their lives, even in the most extraordinary circumstances.
Perhaps a touch tl;dr. But I feel strongly about that. I like the slice-of-life touches. I am so happy that this worked for you. :D (Also, the thought of John aging and Cameron ticking away has made me cry like twice today, I AM A BIG BABY.)
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