Eeei! I love it. Kolya so totally missed out on keeping Rodney there. He would have fallen in love and ended up forcing Rodney to have his babies and teaching them to build nuclear weapons. In an icky noncon kinda way that I'm really glad didn't happen. ooookay. ANyway, I love it.
Wah! I thought about something like that, and just couldn't write it. Besides, I really wanted the scene with Kolya in hiding, and realizing that he's had McKay all along, and missing his chance at Sheppard.
Great story! I do like Kolya as a character, and you wrote him well. I also enjoyed the premise. I hope somebody DOES run with it, because you've started something interesting.
Re: Stress reaction? Nah.helva2260March 28 2007, 12:36:59 UTC
Oh, hell yeah to the freaked out and unexpectedness!
I really loved Rodney's moment of wonderment when Kolya calls him pretty, before he remembers where he is, and who's saying it, and that actually he shouldn't be flattered because he's still a man underneath... *g*
I am also in awe of how you managed to make it very clear to us that it was Rodney (although for the first paragraph I was wondering if it was Jeannie) through his body language and nervous habits, while writing it purely as Kolya's observations and his nagging sense of familiarity. Wonderful, just wonderful.
Re: Stress reaction? Nah.ellex42March 29 2007, 02:28:29 UTC
Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed it, and that it was clear to you from the start that 'Doctor Meredith' was Rodney - that was something I'd worried about while writing it.
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Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed the story!
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Thank you!
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Glad you enjoyed it!
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I really loved Rodney's moment of wonderment when Kolya calls him pretty, before he remembers where he is, and who's saying it, and that actually he shouldn't be flattered because he's still a man underneath... *g*
I am also in awe of how you managed to make it very clear to us that it was Rodney (although for the first paragraph I was wondering if it was Jeannie) through his body language and nervous habits, while writing it purely as Kolya's observations and his nagging sense of familiarity. Wonderful, just wonderful.
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I hope you do follow up on this story, such an intriguing idea and you hit about fifteen of my creepy-but-so-so-good buttons.
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