I asked a question earlier on: If John or Rodney died, would the other be allowed to move on? Now I have the answer. I kinda figured that the other would die as well from the way that John reacted to Rodney being hurt. Great part.
This story is simply amazing. When I read the summary, I never imagined what this story would turn out to be. The depth of the characters, the love between the General and the Doctor, and the amazing plot points along the way all combine to make me happy every time I read it. You made the other John and Rodney so different and yet managed to keep them, at their core, the Sheppard and McKay that Brad Wright and Robert Cooper created. I could spend hours telling you every single thing that I love about this story, but I doubt that livejournal would let me leave a review that long! So, instead, I will simply say, Bravo.
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on Feb. 23rd, 2006 12:55 pm (UTC)This story is simply amazing. When I read the summary, I never imagined what this story would turn out to be. The depth of the characters, the love between the General and the Doctor, and the amazing plot points along the way all combine to make me happy every time I read it. You made the other John and Rodney so different and yet managed to keep them, at their core, the Sheppard and McKay that Brad Wright and Robert Cooper created. I could spend hours telling you every single thing that I love about this story, but I doubt that livejournal would let me leave a review that long! So, instead, I will simply say, Bravo.
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