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Commitment
by Hth
part 6 of Alpha Centauri
summary: John Sheppard does not have a problem with commitment. Really! No, really!
14,450 words. Really! No, really!
SPOILERS for "Epiphany" (I probably should've waited a week til the US air date of this episode to post, but to quote a great philosopher -- historically, not a strength for me.)
Commitment
by Hth
part 6 of Alpha Centauri
summary: John Sheppard does not have a problem with commitment. Really! No, really!
14,450 words. Really! No, really!
SPOILERS for "Epiphany" (I probably should've waited a week til the US air date of this episode to post, but to quote a great philosopher -- historically, not a strength for me.)
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Date: 2006-01-08 10:45 pm (UTC)From:This is brilliant and painful and too beautiful for words -- and the ending killed me. What a thing for them to face. I keep thinking about AC's orbital rotation and trinary systems in general and how far objects can swing on one axis while remaining so near on another. I love how that sensibility continues to pervade everything that they are, apart and together. It's so fucking beautiful, and so THEM.
I didn't think I could love them any more than I already did, but I do. :D