Anyway, the snipped scene was a veerrrrrry interesting convo between Sam and Jennifer. You can go read it at his blog, but I'm also pasting it here ( behind a cut )
So, apparently Keller is having problems reading Ronon, who I'm guessing hasn't been getting himself hurt anymore as an excuse to come see her in the infirmary.
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Which all comes down to the philosophy: Whatever Ronon wants, Ronon gets! Because Ronon usually gets tortured and abused and never anything happy, really, and if he thinks Keller is pretty and smells nice, damn it, sign me up! I will ship it!
Yes. Absolutely. I may even write fic for it, just because. Well, and because fic!Keller could be more interesting and have better backstory than show!Keller.
Sooooo, what did people think of Friday's SGA? ( Cut for spoilery thoughts )
Title: Dark Reflections
Author: Rhien Elleth
Fandom: SGA
Pairing: Shep/Weir
Rating: NC-17
Disclaimer: Don't own them, yadda, yadda, you know the drill.
Spoilers: Up to 3x02
Words: 15,800
Summary: Quantum mirror universe. Pirate!Villain!John. What, that doesn’t make you want to read all by itself?
**Note: This was written for mspooh as birthday fic, because she requested pirate!John and it turned into a plot bunny that wouldn’t go away. So, it’s a little belated on the birthday, but smooches, babe. This one’s all for you.**
Thanks go to amphetamine_47[Unknown site tag] and
sorcha_feanor for the awesome beta skills. :) (And I am aware I have more input coming, which I appreciate. I'll edit the post whenever you get it to me.)
Apparently, this is too large to post in a single LJ entry. So I'm forced to use my very ugly web skillz to upload a plain webpage for it. (And by plain, I mean plain. My web skillz consist of making Word turn it into a web page. Sorry.)
ETA: For now, it's in PDF form, because Word sucks. And Word html really frelling sucks. I'm working on a solution. Until then, if you have adobe or any other free PDF reader, you're good to read it.
Back up as html, so no pdf reader required.
( Dark Reflections )
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Aug. 23rd, 2006 10:59 amThen I went and read
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...so I'm writing fic, instead. Yeah. I'm a bad person with no self-control whatsoever. I blame pooh's hilarious recap of SGA
I just need to figure out how everyone else fits into the alternate reality. Well, obviously as John's pirate crew, right?
Everything looks brighter in the morning
Jul. 26th, 2006 07:52 amOr maybe not. Maybe I'm just tired of cereal, and that's why it tastes so very good.
Not that you all cared about the specifics of my breakfast choices. :)
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Jul. 24th, 2006 10:53 amI am strong. I don't want to be spoiled. I don't need to click on the cut tags. *repeat mantra*
Oh, I have some high hopes that this ep is going to kick start the end of that
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SGA: No Man's Land
Jul. 17th, 2006 03:21 pmThoughts? Both women have addressed Sheppard as "John" casually, though Elizabeth more than Teyla, making it obvious that they both have a friendship with him (I'm just talking canon here, not speculation into what else either woman might have with John!) But I can't remember if Teyla has ever addressed Elizabeth by her first name or if she's always used the more formal "Dr. Weir".
In the end, I can do whatever I want, but I like taking the hints we get in canon and giving them life, so to speak.
Fic: Stargate Atlantis
Sep. 12th, 2005 07:57 pmTitle: Provocation
Author: Rhien Elleth
Fandom: SGA
Pairing: Ronon/Teyla
Rating: Hard R, perhaps bordering on NC-17 in one spot
Disclaimer: Don't own them, yadda, yadda, you know the drill.
Spoilers: Up to Trinity, S2.
Words: 4,500
Summary: Possible consequences arise from the events on Belka in Trinity.
Thanks go to
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( Provocation )
And yes, a sequel is planned.
There was a very small sex scene earlier in the fic, so there is still some of that element, in case you're not into that. (Who am I kidding - this is fandom, right?)
I need someone familiar with the series and characters to give it a look over and respond fairly quickly.
Oh, and I have one other, medical related question: is it reasonable to think that a doctor can tell some nutritional info about you by checking out a blood sample, or do I need to change that to something else? *is clueless*
SGA Fandom?
Sep. 12th, 2005 08:44 amAnd it was almost the most negative thread I've ever read in fandom, barring some of the more spectacular fandom explosions in the various Alias years. These are some of the things they were saying, and my gut response to them. You should know that while I'm paraphrasing, I am in no way exaggerating the opinions of these so-called 'Teyla fans':
- Teyla would be a great character, if only TPTB and RL didn't write/act her so woodenly.
Um, correct me if I'm wrong, but she is supposed to be speaking English or whatever as a second language, right? Not her native tongue? Have you ever heard anyone born in a foreign country but now living in the US speak our language? They are so much more precise and formal than, say, me. I don't find her wooden at all. RL does a fabulous job with very natural facial expressions and body language, and yes, her speech is slightly stilted and formal. So what? It should be different from McKay's, or Sheppard's, or anyone else's.
- Telya's character only exists on the show as a sex object for Shep and whatever other male characters they (TPTB) decide.
Really? She does? Ooooooh, right. Because there's so much sex going on, all the time! Makes perfect sense. I mean really, Sheppard only speaks to her so he has an excuse to check out her ass. Sure, I've noticed that tons of times in my short time watching. <-sarcasm, in case anyone missed it.
Let's see, so far this season, we've seen Teyla be a diplomat, a warrior, a team leader, a Wraith-sensor...but I guess she's only really there as a sex object.
- Now that Ronon's on board, Teyla's character serves no real purpose. She was just their Wraith-expert, and Ronon knows more than she does, plus he's a better fighter.
Ok, so yes, I think it's pretty obvious that Ronon is the best fighter on the team. He's the resident 'muscle'. So what? I don't think Teyla really filled that role before. I mean, yes, she can fight well, she's training John or whatever, but she was never 'the muscle' that I saw. As for Wraith-expert, I bet she still knows a few things Ronon doesn't, plus she has that all-important ability to sense them. Can Ronon do that? Don't think so. Not to mention the fact that she's pretty much the only diplomat they have. John can talk the talk, but when it comes down to it, he's still a military man. Teyla is definitely the most negotiation-friendly of the bunch. I hardly think Ronon has usurped her position.
- If only they'd quit dressing her in those outfits, she wouldn't be just a sex object anymore.
Dudes, did you watch Star Trek? Any of the incarnations? Poor Jolene Blalock practically had her outfits painted on. Oh, you mean that bit of midriff they like Teyla to show? Considering the ugly-ass pants they constantly put her in, I figure the midriff baring is the only way they have to show that no, she doesn't really have a weight problem. (I'm serious, those pants they put her in are soooooo the wrong fit for her. They make her look like...me, trying to wear those.)
- Why is it that the non-white female actresses always get stuck playing the hot alien chick in these shows, and are only there to be a sex symbol?
Um, where do I start? That's such a huge generalization. Voyager - 7 of 9 was definitely white, and I think it's pretty darn fair to say that she was the hot sex symbol, while B'Elanna Torres got to kick butt as the Chief Engineer, in the same outfits the rest of the crew wore. I'm pretty sure that the character of Zoey on Firefly wasn't there as a sex symbol (not to say that she wasn't sexy, mind you.) Nichelle Nichols I suppose might have been a sex symbol of the ST the original series, but she wore the same thing every other female crew member wore. I believe it was more a commentary on that decade's view of women in general than on women of race.
Besides, see my response to "she's only there as a sex symbol" above. I think that entire viewpoint is erroneous.
I just can't even believe that supposed fans of the character and the actress playing her would pick her apart like this. Is this an example of what I can expect from most of the fandom? I hope not. Wow.
Stargate Atlantis
Aug. 26th, 2005 09:46 am( Cut for length, possible spoilers though I'm sure everyone who cares has already seen up through episode 6. )