A Pleasant Road, by Aces (PG)
Jun. 21st, 2012 08:54 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
figs_sg1_recRec Category: Teal'c and Cam friendship
Categories: post series, character study, angst
Warnings: spoilers for Continuum, including canonical deaths
Author on LJ:wishfulaces
Author's Website: Aces at AO3
Link: A Pleasant Road
Why This Must Be Read: This fic is twisty and heartachy and comforting, all at once: Cam in Continuum, missing Teal'c and thinking of would-have-beens; an older Cam in the loop-within-the-loop, agonizing over what-there-is; and the happy ending of a Cam and Teal'c afterwards, looking forward to what-can-be.
Lovely word pictures, a shared love for the planet, and the spare, unspoken friendship of a road trip make this a story to truly savor.
Onwards, ever onwards, why stop when they were only in the middle of the country? Sometimes Cam would have let the other man drive, but Teal’c wouldn’t make demands the way Vala would have, or get fidgety the way Sam would have, or kept up an incessant stream of academic nonsense the way Daniel would have if he wasn’t head-down in a book. They would have sat quietly, together, and watched the prairies and the fields fly by.
Categories: post series, character study, angst
Warnings: spoilers for Continuum, including canonical deaths
Author on LJ:
wishfulacesAuthor's Website: Aces at AO3
Link: A Pleasant Road
Why This Must Be Read: This fic is twisty and heartachy and comforting, all at once: Cam in Continuum, missing Teal'c and thinking of would-have-beens; an older Cam in the loop-within-the-loop, agonizing over what-there-is; and the happy ending of a Cam and Teal'c afterwards, looking forward to what-can-be.
Lovely word pictures, a shared love for the planet, and the spare, unspoken friendship of a road trip make this a story to truly savor.
Onwards, ever onwards, why stop when they were only in the middle of the country? Sometimes Cam would have let the other man drive, but Teal’c wouldn’t make demands the way Vala would have, or get fidgety the way Sam would have, or kept up an incessant stream of academic nonsense the way Daniel would have if he wasn’t head-down in a book. They would have sat quietly, together, and watched the prairies and the fields fly by.
