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Fic: Freedom's Just Another Word For Nothing Left To Lose [2 parts]
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synecdochic
Summary: SGC finally stops calling him by December. Rodney celebrates by writing a final exam for his relativity class so difficult that it reduces four students to tears in the exam hall. Upon reflection, he decides to be merciful and offer partial credit.
It made me cry! It's beautiful and sad and happy all at once and written so poetically that I almost couldn't form a coherent comment. My brain simply turned to a quivering mush. Now I need a hug, but it's a good thing. (I can't remember who recced this. It was in someone on my f-list's journal. Thank you!)
Fic: Freedom's Just Another Word For Nothing Left To Lose [2 parts]
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synecdochicSummary: SGC finally stops calling him by December. Rodney celebrates by writing a final exam for his relativity class so difficult that it reduces four students to tears in the exam hall. Upon reflection, he decides to be merciful and offer partial credit.
It made me cry! It's beautiful and sad and happy all at once and written so poetically that I almost couldn't form a coherent comment. My brain simply turned to a quivering mush. Now I need a hug, but it's a good thing. (I can't remember who recced this. It was in someone on my f-list's journal. Thank you!)
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Yeah, it made me cry too! I couldn't deal with you know who being dead but I suspected as much in the opening lines with that beautiful paragraph. It's one of those stories where I actually pictured the future and hoped that it wouldn't happen!
Poetic is a good description - I wish I had thought of that word when describing it.
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You realise you've probably narrowed that down to, oh, ten people? It's been recced everywhere today. Understandably so. I read (and recced - hee!) it last night and wow. It is fantastic.
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