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stargateficrec2022-07-26 12:03 pm
fignewton) wrote in stargateficrec2022-07-26 12:03 pm
Great Enterprises, by oFFs (PG)
Show: SG-1/SGA
Rec Category: Clone!Jack
Characters: Clone!Jack, Jack O'Neill, John Sheppard, Daniel Jackson
Categories: gen, series, crossover, SG-1/SGA, episode related, AU
Warnings: none
Author's Journal: unknown
Author's Website:![[archiveofourown.org profile]](https://p.dreamwidth.org/b164c54b26e4/-/archiveofourown.org/favicon.ico)
oFFs
Link: Great Enterprises
Why This Must Be Read: If the Ancient gene was such a valuable commodity in Atlantis that they wrote a completely ignorant and inexperienced John into the mission based on the strength of his, why would they ignore a young, vastly experienced guy who already knew about everything and had the gene as well?
In this two-part series, they didn't... and clone!Jack ends up as part of the Atlantis expedition.
These two stories don't actually get us to Atlantis, but it's an intriguing, well-written premise. And who knows? Maybe some feedback will prompt the author to write more! :)
“Jon, good to see you. Though, I’m a little surprised to see you… here.” He shot a questioning look at the general.
“He was a compromise.”
“With whom?” Daniel asked, watching as the teen passed the drone over to the men who had come to retrieve it.
“The geek squad wanted to borrow me, so I agreed to let them borrow him instead,” General O’Neill supplied.
“Also, my apartment is still under repairs and we were driving each other nuts,” the teen added.
Rec Category: Clone!Jack
Characters: Clone!Jack, Jack O'Neill, John Sheppard, Daniel Jackson
Categories: gen, series, crossover, SG-1/SGA, episode related, AU
Warnings: none
Author's Journal: unknown
Author's Website:
Link: Great Enterprises
Why This Must Be Read: If the Ancient gene was such a valuable commodity in Atlantis that they wrote a completely ignorant and inexperienced John into the mission based on the strength of his, why would they ignore a young, vastly experienced guy who already knew about everything and had the gene as well?
In this two-part series, they didn't... and clone!Jack ends up as part of the Atlantis expedition.
These two stories don't actually get us to Atlantis, but it's an intriguing, well-written premise. And who knows? Maybe some feedback will prompt the author to write more! :)
“Jon, good to see you. Though, I’m a little surprised to see you… here.” He shot a questioning look at the general.
“He was a compromise.”
“With whom?” Daniel asked, watching as the teen passed the drone over to the men who had come to retrieve it.
“The geek squad wanted to borrow me, so I agreed to let them borrow him instead,” General O’Neill supplied.
“Also, my apartment is still under repairs and we were driving each other nuts,” the teen added.