Rodney/Ronon
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| Pairing | |
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| Pairing: | Ronon Dex/Rodney McKay |
| Alternative name(s): | commonly known as Rodney/Ronon or McKay/Dex or McDex |
| Gender category: | m/m slash |
| Fandom: | SGA |
| Canonical?: | no |
| Prevalence: | rarepair |
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Rodney/Ronon is a rarepair between Ronon Dex and Rodney McKay in SGA fandom. Their canon relationship as teammates is prickly and complicated since both characters have some level of interest or relationship with Jennifer Keller. This seems to translate into a love/hate style of relationship in fanworks.
In Fandom
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Fanworks
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Art
Fanfiction
- Three Hundred and Sixty-Four by sardonicsmiley, a marriage-of-convenience (that of course turns into more) story. Also includes Teyla/Lorne.
- Pianoforte by Mira, lovely slow build with teaching each other about music.
- The Long and Winding Road by sffan, in which Rodney inadvertently outs himself and John asks Ronon to keep an eye on him which leads to... Also includes unrequited Rodney/John.
- Satisfaction by Hth and linabean, in which Ronon has erectile dysfunction and Rodney deals with that surprisingly well.
- Thirteen O'clock, in which they get together, which can be read as a prequel to In the Hands of Yes, in which aliens make them get married, by Hth.
- The Miracle Worker, in which they get together, which can be read as a prequel[1] to Breathe You Deep, in which their relationship is very sadly cut short[2], by Hth. Breathe You Deep also includes near-John/Teyla.
Vids
Archives and Communities
- Rodney/Ronon at the AO3
- mcdex at Livejournal a community for fanworks and discussion
Resources
References
- ^ See Author's Note at end of The Miracle Worker - wayback machine version (Accessed 4 April 2011)
- ^ SGA fic: Breathe You Deep - announcement post on LJ, 25 April 2006 (Accessed 4 April 2011)