Title: The Importance of Past and Future
Author: Fig Newton (
sg_fignewton)
Rating: PG
Pairing: Daniel/Sha're
Word Count: ~1,300
Categories: Daniel, episode related, character study, angst
Summary: Memories of a future decision haunt Daniel in the past.
Warnings: references to canonical character deaths
Disclaimer: None of them are mine. They all belong to their
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The idea of Daniel in Moebius is a bitter one, because how awful is it to know that you have this chance to alter future history, but you are compelled to doom yourself into making the same choices again.
Very thought provoking! *congratulatory cookies for you*
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The idea of Daniel in Moebius is a bitter one, because how awful is it to know that you have this chance to alter future history, but you are compelled to doom yourself into making the same choices again.
Yep. I ached for Daniel in Moebius.
Glad you enjoyed it!
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Lovely.
Well done!
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I'm glad you enjoyed it. :)
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Plus, Hundreds had already willingly sacrificed their lives, by Daniel's own plans and efforts, to make sure a future in which his wife would be abducted and killed would come to be all over again -- such a huge owwwwwch.
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I tend to resent the alts and focus on Daniel's loss, but it is terribly sad for that Sam and that Jack.
I think most of us tend to think, "Okay, no regs, they can go the Sam/Jack route if they want, so they get their happily ever after." But how happily ever after can they be, under those circumstances? So I think Daniel would hate himself just a little more by chalking up their loss as just one more thing that's his fault.
And oh, yes. Such a huge ouch for Daniel, laboring for years and years just to make Sha're will die and Abydos will go poof. Moebius was a killer.
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Poor Daniel, always second-guessing himself. How difficult must it have been to realize that in order to protect the future, he must preserve a timeline full of pain and loss, especially for him? He can't even talk to Sam or Jack about it, because they aren't his teammates, and they don't know him.
Wow. I'm going to be thinking about this one for a while.
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That's got to be the loveliest compliment, ever. :)
I knew, as soon as I read the cookiefic prompt, that I wanted to do Daniel in Ancient Egypt thinking about that advice and bitterly wondering if the person who gave him that advice could ever imagine him trapped in such a nightmare scenario. Then, once I thought of Abydos, of course that made the irony ten times worse!
Thanks so much for letting me know you enjoyed this. :)
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Beautifully done.
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I'm so glad you enjoyed it. :)
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