One Scar by scap3goat

May 29, 2005 03:16

Challenge: Slave
Title: One Scar
Author: DraQla (aka scap3goat)
Characters/Pairing: Weir; BeckWeir
Rating: PG
Words: 598
Summary: One Scar for each wasn't enough to represent them.
Note: No beta, written quickly in one go in the middle of the night, author emotionally attached to the topic and may explode when exposed to flames. ;)

She was bearing them. Scars. Dozens. )

challenge: slave, author: scap3goat

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scribewraith May 29 2005, 01:59:24 UTC
Wow, that's pretty intense. I love the way that Carson's reacted to the situation and the intensity with which you've written this.
Thanks!

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scap3goat May 29 2005, 13:37:54 UTC
Thank you very much!
Yeah, sometimes I'm really wondering how intense I'm writing. I'm always surprising myself.

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aclarar May 29 2005, 02:15:06 UTC
very nice indeed.

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scap3goat May 29 2005, 13:38:05 UTC
Thanks!

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anonymous May 29 2005, 02:26:16 UTC
Intense. I liked how Weir paralleled her guilt with a Wraith feeding. It was interesting that Beckett had chosen to accept her cutting considering his nature, but I can see it happening because Weir doesn't cut because of pathology -- it's self-punishment but not the same as being self-destructive.

*eep* Weir/Beckett is my secret ship, partly because out of all the characters on the show, I think these 2 would be less likely to have issues related to authority, chain of command, and public perception.

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scap3goat May 29 2005, 13:34:34 UTC
Huh... I haven't actually thought about Wraith feeding when I wrote the part with the hand. But you are right, that should be pretty obvious. :)

I thought Beckett would have to accept it (though he is not feeling comfortable with it, not at all) because it has pretty much become a part of Elizabeth.

Yes, I'm also of the opinion that Weir and Beckett could be a great couple. Sadly so few friends of mine agree! ^^

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anonymous May 29 2005, 15:43:07 UTC
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Yes, that too I agree.

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scap3goat May 31 2005, 15:25:19 UTC
Carson simply isn't the guy who tries to change things at any cost.
He'd rather change himself a bit to adjust to the situation.

John, for example, is someone who'd try really hard to stop Liz and possibly break her during the argument. Not that I'd consider her as weak or something... but that subject's touchy and I guess she'd be very hurt if she felt that someone she loves doesn't approve and accept her the way she is.

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ellex42 May 29 2005, 03:16:38 UTC
Eep, that was *very intense, and more than a little scary.

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scap3goat May 29 2005, 12:55:47 UTC
Thanks!

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eretria May 29 2005, 07:48:28 UTC
Whoa. And here I thought those were metaphorical scars in the beginning ... Interesting twist.
Also, Beckett/Weir? Is something I can see. Not working too close like John. Not as high maintenance as Rodney.
Carson - despite his regular freak-outs - appears much calmer and able to give a lot without asking much in return.
Lovely glimpse.

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scap3goat May 29 2005, 13:23:50 UTC
Thanks!
At first I didn't even bother with a pairing but finally a friend of mine had talked me into writing Weir/Beckett. Sadly most people I know think that Beckett's too boring for Weir. I think I simply might be the calmer part of their relationship.

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