Radek's POV really works in this story, the way he remembers the places he's been, the moments that make up his life, and mourns for them. The way that he cannot yet mourn for Atlantis and the people lost in the explosion at the stargate, even if the time-travel device doesn't work. And then, they are both so brave - being scientists and fixing things.
I loved the chance to really explore what makes them tick, especially since they are both incredibly brave. I mean, they've left their world behind (on a possible one-way mission) and risk *everything* on a pretty regular basis. I find that inspiring.
That whole rant is very much Rodney!
Rodney can't help it. He's a ranter.
(And, um, I've also friended you, if that's okay. Seems like we may have things in common.)
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Date: 2005-12-23 04:22 am (UTC)I loved the chance to really explore what makes them tick, especially since they are both incredibly brave. I mean, they've left their world behind (on a possible one-way mission) and risk *everything* on a pretty regular basis. I find that inspiring.
That whole rant is very much Rodney!
Rodney can't help it. He's a ranter.
(And, um, I've also friended you, if that's okay. Seems like we may have things in common.)
Welcome!