Unending

[shutthef_up]

I've been sitting here for a while thinking about what I want to say. Far, far more than my usual alcohol-induced ramblings. I feel a bit... weird, because a couple of those scenes touched me far more deeply than I ever imagined they would

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[redbyrd_sgfic]

Interesting comments! I too like your point about right person/wrong time.

I was personally too distracted by craftsmanship issues with the structure and pacing of the episode as a whole to be too concerned with the Daniel/Vala ship- in context I thought it was fine. I'm a little surprised that no one strangled anyone else, however. (Like Mitchell!)

And I'm expecting ::counts on fingers::, um, OT7 fics any time now. That would be Sam/Vala/Daniel/Mitchell/Teal'c/Landry/Thor, of course... *g*

[shutthef_up]

Well, I've always been the kind of fan that would turn things around in my head until they worked for me. Not sayin' that my explanations work for anyone else, but I'm glad if they help.

You know, I think it's going to take some time for me to digest this ep. Because even though I haven't said much about it, the loss of the Asgard is huge. And sad. I'm assuming that the knowledge base hasn't been lost, merely turned off for the moment. Hopefully.

[lmichelle599]

But Daniel was an asshole to her. He does this 180 turn around like you said and kisses her and she just goes with it after she was crying her eyes out. WTF? I'm hoping Daniel apologized to her soon after that tirade.

I'm not sure if the scene's getting easier for me after repeated viewings or not. The way he says "in a million years" just really upsets me.

[shutthef_up]

Personally, telling her she was an emotional cripple (more or less) bother me more.

All I can say is that people say some horrible things when they're upset. I suspect Vala made him pay for it in more ways than one.