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unfitforsociety) wrote2003-10-01 12:13 pm
unfitforsociety) wrote2003-10-01 12:13 pm
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Butterfly Net by MollyTM
Logan lies, and finds the consequences of it are far worse than expected. Sharp, bittersweet *believable* story of how a man like Logan would react to falling in love, and how he just might screw it up completely, simply by being himself.
End of Summer by Macha
The president may have refused to sign the MRA, but things are only getting worse for mutants. It starts when Logan needs help crossing the border, so Rogue gives him a lift. Thoroughly enjoyable L/R banter, plus real live plot! And the spa glove. The spa glove is *key*.
Ignoring the Obvious by Scattered Logic
Logan's not dumb, he's just pretending he doesn't notice, because things are easier that way. I like this take on the reasons Logan would ignore Rogue's feelings and I like Rogue's response - it feels real and true to character. And it's sweet and funny and hits all the right buttons for me.
Stuck in My Mind by TaleWeaver
Post-X2, Rogue and the men in her head. Lovely, and a new slant - Rogue/John UST. I love the description of the vestiges of each man, especially Magneto.
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Butterfly Net by MollyTM
Logan lies, and finds the consequences of it are far worse than expected. Sharp, bittersweet *believable* story of how a man like Logan would react to falling in love, and how he just might screw it up completely, simply by being himself.
End of Summer by Macha
The president may have refused to sign the MRA, but things are only getting worse for mutants. It starts when Logan needs help crossing the border, so Rogue gives him a lift. Thoroughly enjoyable L/R banter, plus real live plot! And the spa glove. The spa glove is *key*.
Ignoring the Obvious by Scattered Logic
Logan's not dumb, he's just pretending he doesn't notice, because things are easier that way. I like this take on the reasons Logan would ignore Rogue's feelings and I like Rogue's response - it feels real and true to character. And it's sweet and funny and hits all the right buttons for me.
Stuck in My Mind by TaleWeaver
Post-X2, Rogue and the men in her head. Lovely, and a new slant - Rogue/John UST. I love the description of the vestiges of each man, especially Magneto.
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