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Meetings
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| Fanfiction | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Meetings |
| Author(s): | Anna S |
| Date(s): | 2004 or before |
| Length: | 66kb |
| Genre(s): | slash fanfiction |
| Fandom(s): | Stargate SG-1 |
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Meetings is a Jack/Daniel story by Anna S.
Reactions and Reviews
Daniel is in love with Jack and wants him but Jack isn't interested in anything except friendship. Daniel feels isolated and alone after Sh'are's death and starts going to a gay bar for lunch. Eventually he starts to take men home with him for sex…He sat on his balcony and stared out at an ordinary Earth city and felt not entirely of his world. Pieces of him remained elsewhere. Bones of his bones, flesh of his flesh; and bits of his mind. He wasn't sure who he'd become during the last several years. He called himself a scientist, he acted as a soldier. He was a widower, he was…a seeker. The imperatives of each role pulled at him like the four winds and the center did not hold; there only remained a vague feeling that he should have done something different at each defining moment of his life. He'd moved from obsession to obsession; and now he searched for his wife's son, but his passion was guttering and his heart was no more than lukewarm.
Well told but it might be a tad too dark for some readers. The language in this story is beautiful, and I love the quotations from the books Daniel is reading.[1]