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fignewtonShow: SG-1
Rec Category: Vala Mal Doran
Characters: Vala Mal Doran, Samantha Carter, Daniel Jackson, Teal'c, Cameron Mitchell, Jack O'Neill
Categories: character study, five things. gen
Warnings: none
Author's Journal:grammarwoman
Author's Website: Fic and Vid List
Link: Four things Vala would miss about Earth if she left & one that she wouldn't
Why This Must Be Read: This is an excellent character study of Vala as outsider, considering her options and the people she's met on Earth. Her thoughts on Sam are my favorite, but they're all very well done with stellar characterization!
Vala had a series of escape plans worked out even before she stepped through the Gate that first time to Daniel's world, plans that were discarded and replaced on her initial evaluation of the layout of the SGC. As her stay with the Tau'ri went on, the constant calculations for strategic withdrawal running through her head became a soothing background noise. A jarring note introduced itself, though, when she realized how much she would miss what she would be leaving behind.
Rec Category: Vala Mal Doran
Characters: Vala Mal Doran, Samantha Carter, Daniel Jackson, Teal'c, Cameron Mitchell, Jack O'Neill
Categories: character study, five things. gen
Warnings: none
Author's Journal:
grammarwomanAuthor's Website: Fic and Vid List
Link: Four things Vala would miss about Earth if she left & one that she wouldn't
Why This Must Be Read: This is an excellent character study of Vala as outsider, considering her options and the people she's met on Earth. Her thoughts on Sam are my favorite, but they're all very well done with stellar characterization!
Vala had a series of escape plans worked out even before she stepped through the Gate that first time to Daniel's world, plans that were discarded and replaced on her initial evaluation of the layout of the SGC. As her stay with the Tau'ri went on, the constant calculations for strategic withdrawal running through her head became a soothing background noise. A jarring note introduced itself, though, when she realized how much she would miss what she would be leaving behind.
