Title: The Story Of A Girl
Fandom: Lost
Characters/Pairings: Mentions of many characters.
Word Count: 820
Rating: PG-13
Author's Note: I'm proud of this one. And I don't know why.
Summary: There is a baby, born in Iowa, and she becomes a girl, with bright blue eyes and light brown hair that turns blonde in the summer sun. And when she asks about her
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Because it is extremely good, and you've done a commendable job with the difficult task of keeping her perspective age-appropriate over the course of quite a long time, and doing it seamlessly. And been sympathetic but realistic about Jack's and Sawyer's problems, too. Superb work.
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I don't do kids, or teenagers very well, I struggle even with Alex, so this was a big challenge. I'm glad you thought I did a good job with it, that really means so much to me.
I'm thrilled you liked this! Thanks for reading and reviewing!
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Thanks for reading hun!
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Okay. That was AMAZING! I definitely was not expecting that. Was the woman that Clementine stays with for a week Kate? Would explain why she knew Sawyer wanted her.
There's something so emotional about how Sawyer gives her to Jack, how he trusts him THAT much.
Wow. Very nicely done.
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No, it's not Kate. It's a random person. No connection, but way to read in between the lines.
Speaking of which, Sawyer giving her to Jack has two interpretations. And I bet you can figure out both of them ;)
Glad you liked this! Thanks for reading!
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It also, oddly enough, made me think of the relationship between Ben and Alex. Where the adoptive bond, though tested, is strong. As demonstrated here, with Jack and Clementine, in the last line.
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I'm thrilled that you liked this! Thanks for reading and reviewing!
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