the poor are getting drunk
Nov. 28th, 2010 07:30 pmCrossovers
Battlestar Galactica/Firefly
Pillars of Salt and Pillars of Sand by
lls_mutant
While scouting for Earth, the Demetrius comes across Serenity dead in the water (aka, during Out of Gas); they rescue Mal and discover that maybe they've found what they're looking for. Enjoyable crossover; Mal, Zoe, and Kara together will never not be awesome.
~*~
Inception
The Wrath of The Whatever From High Atop The Thing by
amazingly_me
West Wing fusion, where Arthur is Sam and Eames is Danny (sort of). "When you are a robot," Eames says, "and are approached by-- oh, I don't know, let's say a really evil microwave-- with a rudimentary outline of the machines' plans to take over the world, promise that after you have risen up to become their great and terrible and incredibly efficient leader, that you'll tell them not to kill me."
"Is it possible that you're just drunk all the time?" Arthur asks.
"It's certainly possible," Eames says, "but it isn't actually true."
"I won't let the microwaves get you," Arthur promises. "I'll probably want to kill you myself, anyway."
"Good point." Utterly adorable.
~*~
Fringe
This Side by
phrenitis
Really good look inside alt!Olivia's head. There are a few tense moments, times where lies and facts fill her head and it takes a second to spin the right story. But she's really really good, and failure means a lot more than her life, so those incidents are few.
~*~
Harry Potter
The Way Back To Daylight by
trailingoff
Remus travels to the underworld to bring Sirius back. Really nicely done, full of mythological references. "Are you sure this is the quickest way?"
"Why wouldn't it be?" she asked, sharp and brisk, without sparing him a glance.
"Sirius...my friend, he fell through a veiled archway in the Department of Mysteries. I assume it leads directly to the Underworld."
"No one can pass through the veil and remain alive; not even with the bough," said Sybill. "There are seven entrances to the Underworld, scattered around higgledy-piggledy, and the veil isn't one of them. It's just a short-cut, or an open window; a passage straight to the final judgement."
Remus followed her across the grass, his eyes on the Tor, but all he could see was Sirius falling backwards through the archway; that split-second, that knowledge of loss.
~*~
Battlestar Galactica/Firefly
Pillars of Salt and Pillars of Sand by
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While scouting for Earth, the Demetrius comes across Serenity dead in the water (aka, during Out of Gas); they rescue Mal and discover that maybe they've found what they're looking for. Enjoyable crossover; Mal, Zoe, and Kara together will never not be awesome.
~*~
Inception
The Wrath of The Whatever From High Atop The Thing by
![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
West Wing fusion, where Arthur is Sam and Eames is Danny (sort of). "When you are a robot," Eames says, "and are approached by-- oh, I don't know, let's say a really evil microwave-- with a rudimentary outline of the machines' plans to take over the world, promise that after you have risen up to become their great and terrible and incredibly efficient leader, that you'll tell them not to kill me."
"Is it possible that you're just drunk all the time?" Arthur asks.
"It's certainly possible," Eames says, "but it isn't actually true."
"I won't let the microwaves get you," Arthur promises. "I'll probably want to kill you myself, anyway."
"Good point." Utterly adorable.
~*~
Fringe
This Side by
![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
Really good look inside alt!Olivia's head. There are a few tense moments, times where lies and facts fill her head and it takes a second to spin the right story. But she's really really good, and failure means a lot more than her life, so those incidents are few.
~*~
Harry Potter
The Way Back To Daylight by
![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
Remus travels to the underworld to bring Sirius back. Really nicely done, full of mythological references. "Are you sure this is the quickest way?"
"Why wouldn't it be?" she asked, sharp and brisk, without sparing him a glance.
"Sirius...my friend, he fell through a veiled archway in the Department of Mysteries. I assume it leads directly to the Underworld."
"No one can pass through the veil and remain alive; not even with the bough," said Sybill. "There are seven entrances to the Underworld, scattered around higgledy-piggledy, and the veil isn't one of them. It's just a short-cut, or an open window; a passage straight to the final judgement."
Remus followed her across the grass, his eyes on the Tor, but all he could see was Sirius falling backwards through the archway; that split-second, that knowledge of loss.
~*~