Spies and spaceships and serialkillers
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Nov. 20th, 2006 | 11:13 pm
I'd have posted this earlier, but I got a call.
For
the_grynne, a drabble: Six & Dexter - BSG & Dexter, rated PG, vague spoilers up to BSG 3x03
A foreign place with foreign people.
Whether they claim to believe or believe only in individual gain, they always have a plan, are always planning, no matter how irrational their driving force.
Humanity -- known through love, though survivors fought against and, then and now, for -- used to react more than act. Of course, their emotions? Always as messy.
Love is a feeling, but others, devoid of any underlying reason? Ultimately prevent predictability, complicate everything.
The red-haired man next to her at the bar, in this humid place swarming with strangers, nodded at her words. As if he understood.
"I had a man killed for you."
Oh, I like this show. Already did back with Danny and the credit limit fraud -- everything but temptation. Tom, Zoe, what's your price? Current issues. Bloody brilliant. Occasional bad lines -- Tom's "I'm in love" as a retort didn't work for me; too scripted -- but otherwise excellent writing. And oh, the characters. Zoe! Tessa! Don't you adore how a tense, no-nonsense show about British spies keeps circling around the idea of love? Love for your country, right, but also the old, no-hold-barred romantic love. Who would you die for? What? Or, of course, whom would you have killed?
Annnd exercises now. And then bed. Brief, brief evenings.
For
A foreign place with foreign people.
Whether they claim to believe or believe only in individual gain, they always have a plan, are always planning, no matter how irrational their driving force.
Humanity -- known through love, though survivors fought against and, then and now, for -- used to react more than act. Of course, their emotions? Always as messy.
Love is a feeling, but others, devoid of any underlying reason? Ultimately prevent predictability, complicate everything.
The red-haired man next to her at the bar, in this humid place swarming with strangers, nodded at her words. As if he understood.
"I had a man killed for you."
Oh, I like this show. Already did back with Danny and the credit limit fraud -- everything but temptation. Tom, Zoe, what's your price? Current issues. Bloody brilliant. Occasional bad lines -- Tom's "I'm in love" as a retort didn't work for me; too scripted -- but otherwise excellent writing. And oh, the characters. Zoe! Tessa! Don't you adore how a tense, no-nonsense show about British spies keeps circling around the idea of love? Love for your country, right, but also the old, no-hold-barred romantic love. Who would you die for? What? Or, of course, whom would you have killed?
Annnd exercises now. And then bed. Brief, brief evenings.
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the_grynne
date: Nov. 20th, 2006 10:45 pm (UTC)
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Gah! I love you. Ingenius, how you slipped him in so quietly at the end.
You know, it's never registered with me until you said it that Dexter had auburn hair. :D Isn't that strange.
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monanotlisa
date: Nov. 20th, 2006 10:48 pm (UTC)
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Thanks!
And well, NOT GINGER. & ;-) But reddish definitely.
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