"Pattern Recognition" and "Draw"
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Claim: Stargate Atlantis: Elizabeth Weir
Title: Pattern Recognition
Author:![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
mspooh
Characters: Elizabeth Weir, John Sheppard, others
Prompt: 21. Epiphany
Length: 2972 words
Brief summary: Falling in love with Elizabeth isn't at all how John thought it would be. An epiphany so quiet, so natural, that it's missed entirely until after the fact.
Link to the story: Pattern Recognition
Claim: Stargate Atlantis: Elizabeth Weir
Title: Draw
Author:regann
Characters: Elizabeth Weir, Stephen Caldwell, others
Prompt: 46. Reccer's Choice (games)
Length: 1977 words
Brief summary: Weir and Caldwell play games, both on and off the chessboard. I'm not actually a fan of the Weir/Caldwell pairing, but I'm intrigued by it and I like to see why other people think it works, so I read a bit more of it than I probably do any other Weir pairing that I don't support. I also love fic with chess metaphors, even though I've never played the game (terrible of me, I know), because it works so *well* as a metaphor. And this one makes the metaphor work *very* well.
Link to the story: Draw
Claim: Stargate Atlantis: Elizabeth Weir
Title: Pattern Recognition
Author:
mspoohCharacters: Elizabeth Weir, John Sheppard, others
Prompt: 21. Epiphany
Length: 2972 words
Brief summary: Falling in love with Elizabeth isn't at all how John thought it would be. An epiphany so quiet, so natural, that it's missed entirely until after the fact.
Link to the story: Pattern Recognition
Claim: Stargate Atlantis: Elizabeth Weir
Title: Draw
Author:
regannCharacters: Elizabeth Weir, Stephen Caldwell, others
Prompt: 46. Reccer's Choice (games)
Length: 1977 words
Brief summary: Weir and Caldwell play games, both on and off the chessboard. I'm not actually a fan of the Weir/Caldwell pairing, but I'm intrigued by it and I like to see why other people think it works, so I read a bit more of it than I probably do any other Weir pairing that I don't support. I also love fic with chess metaphors, even though I've never played the game (terrible of me, I know), because it works so *well* as a metaphor. And this one makes the metaphor work *very* well.
Link to the story: Draw
