Drive by SN Rec: Danny fic
Feb. 19th, 2004 03:31 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
out_thereJust a quick rec for confessions of a former camp counselor by ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
allcanadiangirl. I *really* liked this. It's a tiny little Dan piece, set during/after Celebrities, and it's hurt, bitter, and painful, but still... oddly fond, affectionate even amongst the recriminations. It's just a really nice blend of emotions, and it *feels* like Danny to me.
He said "it's okay to be pissed" and you weren't pissed, you weren't. Not at him, anyway. He didn't do anything, it's not his fault, it's yours, and then. "Danny, it's okay to be pissed." Fuck him. You know it's okay, and fuck that. If he wants you to be pissed, you sure as hell will not let him see how pissed he's making you.
Casey tells Jeremy not to worry about it, that there are no sides and everybody's with him, there for him. You don't say anything. Casey's stolen your lines, and it's annoying, even though you couldn't summon empathy for a starving child right now (this might be an exaggeration, spurred by an excess of time-outs and Weaver's Dark Amber). Casey doesn't know what it means to be there for somebody.
allcanadiangirl. I *really* liked this. It's a tiny little Dan piece, set during/after Celebrities, and it's hurt, bitter, and painful, but still... oddly fond, affectionate even amongst the recriminations. It's just a really nice blend of emotions, and it *feels* like Danny to me.He said "it's okay to be pissed" and you weren't pissed, you weren't. Not at him, anyway. He didn't do anything, it's not his fault, it's yours, and then. "Danny, it's okay to be pissed." Fuck him. You know it's okay, and fuck that. If he wants you to be pissed, you sure as hell will not let him see how pissed he's making you.
Casey tells Jeremy not to worry about it, that there are no sides and everybody's with him, there for him. You don't say anything. Casey's stolen your lines, and it's annoying, even though you couldn't summon empathy for a starving child right now (this might be an exaggeration, spurred by an excess of time-outs and Weaver's Dark Amber). Casey doesn't know what it means to be there for somebody.
