This is beautiful. I love it. Love the dry tone. I especially loved these:
The secrets he intends to tell Duncan Macleod once he 'grows up' a bit include: He puts the money to pay for his drinks in the till with interest after Joe closes up (They enjoy winding Mac up too much to let him in on the secret yet) Amanda and Methos have regular bets on who can manipulate Duncan into a particular action first. Methos may have liked Silas, but Kronos was his brother and he loved him right up until the day he died. He doesn’t regret his part in their deaths though. (...) Methos had 68 wives; and 12 husbands.
*Snort* great ones! ;D I especially loved tzhe one about Kronos, because I can see that.
And I also liked these:
Methos killed on holy ground once, nothing happened except the usual struck by lightening. He likes the idea of sanctuary too much to ever risk other immortals discovering the truth. There’s really no such thing as a dark quickening or a holy spring, the subconscious is a powerful thing.
Yes, that would make sense. I would soooo love to see the backstory about how old Methos really is and where Immortals truly come from, though! :)
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Date: 2009-03-02 10:15 pm (UTC)I especially loved these:
The secrets he intends to tell Duncan Macleod once he 'grows up' a bit include:
He puts the money to pay for his drinks in the till with interest after Joe closes up (They enjoy winding Mac up too much to let him in on the secret yet)
Amanda and Methos have regular bets on who can manipulate Duncan into a particular action first.
Methos may have liked Silas, but Kronos was his brother and he loved him right up until the day he died. He doesn’t regret his part in their deaths though.
(...)
Methos had 68 wives; and 12 husbands.
*Snort* great ones! ;D I especially loved tzhe one about Kronos, because I can see that.
And I also liked these:
Methos killed on holy ground once, nothing happened except the usual struck by lightening. He likes the idea of sanctuary too much to ever risk other immortals discovering the truth.
There’s really no such thing as a dark quickening or a holy spring, the subconscious is a powerful thing.
Yes, that would make sense. I would soooo love to see the backstory about how old Methos really is and where Immortals truly come from, though! :)
Thank you for writing and sharing!