As opposed to you, I didn't know Sloane was going to be in season 4,
But all of that fell away when you're actually watching it! I felt mighty silly afterwards, let me tell you.
So here I was bibbering "but... Jack... you bastard...", and the camera walked us to the room with the bodies, and I knew even before I saw him.*g*
Ah, but he does it with such tenderness, it's so sweet. *g* And, fic! You wrote me fabulous fic for this very moment! Thank you! *bliss*
"Because... and only because... I need you." He.
*palface* If only he weren't so oblivious to himself, he'd understand how that actually came out. I want to march in there and wave Freud in his face.
Dixon wouldn't, Sark so would.
Hmmm, I was thinking of Dixon and Jack on a mission (because, well, I bet Dixon's going a bit stir-crazy just sitting around the office), and then Sloane appears (hiding behind a tree with an ineffectual disguise, or something), and Jack's clueless, and Dixon loses his temper. Nt a case of him being nasty, you understand, but just being done coddling the lot of them. (I think that Dixon puts up with a lot of faff and angst. I'd have beaten them with the 'sense' stick years back.)
And yes, Sydney would be grossed out.*g*
*g* I have yet to read Sloane&Jack (or Sloane/Jack, for that matter) where Sydney features in any great way. I think that her reaction to their dynamic would be fabulous, especially as we tend to find out important things either through her eyes or pointedly not.
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Date: 2005-06-16 01:51 pm (UTC)But all of that fell away when you're actually watching it! I felt mighty silly afterwards, let me tell you.
So here I was bibbering "but... Jack... you bastard...", and the camera walked us to the room with the bodies, and I knew even before I saw him.*g*
Ah, but he does it with such tenderness, it's so sweet. *g* And, fic! You wrote me fabulous fic for this very moment! Thank you! *bliss*
"Because... and only because... I need you." He.
*palface* If only he weren't so oblivious to himself, he'd understand how that actually came out. I want to march in there and wave Freud in his face.
Dixon wouldn't, Sark so would.
Hmmm, I was thinking of Dixon and Jack on a mission (because, well, I bet Dixon's going a bit stir-crazy just sitting around the office), and then Sloane appears (hiding behind a tree with an ineffectual disguise, or something), and Jack's clueless, and Dixon loses his temper. Nt a case of him being nasty, you understand, but just being done coddling the lot of them. (I think that Dixon puts up with a lot of faff and angst. I'd have beaten them with the 'sense' stick years back.)
And yes, Sydney would be grossed out.*g*
*g* I have yet to read Sloane&Jack (or Sloane/Jack, for that matter) where Sydney features in any great way. I think that her reaction to their dynamic would be fabulous, especially as we tend to find out important things either through her eyes or pointedly not.