Double Vision, by Magickmoons (PG)
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figs_sg1_recRec Category: Daniel Jackson
Categories: team, friendship, drama
Warnings: none
Author on LJ:magickmoons
Author's Website: magickmoons
Link: Double Vision
Why This Must Be Read: This tense, teamy story reads like a prequel to Orpheus, as Daniel struggles post-Descension to make sense of his own reactions and apprehensions. Very believable, both in events and characterization, and a very good read.
"Teal'c, have we ever been here before?"
"We have not, Daniel Jackson."
Daniel nodded. His memories seemed to be almost completely restored, and he was certain they hadn't come here before. Teal'c confirmed it. Hell, the mission plan confirmed it. But he still couldn't shake a sense of eerie familiarity.
Teal'c suggested, "Something is bothering you."
"It's probably nothing. Just a weird feeling. Everything seems so familiar, but at the same time, not." He shrugged and repeated, "It's probably nothing."
Teal'c inclined his head in acknowledgement, but let the subject drop.
The farther they walked, the more Daniel's discomfort grew to anxiety, then to a certainty that something was wrong. He found himself continually looking around for the source of his disquiet, jumping at every sound.
Categories: team, friendship, drama
Warnings: none
Author on LJ:
magickmoonsAuthor's Website: magickmoons
Link: Double Vision
Why This Must Be Read: This tense, teamy story reads like a prequel to Orpheus, as Daniel struggles post-Descension to make sense of his own reactions and apprehensions. Very believable, both in events and characterization, and a very good read.
"Teal'c, have we ever been here before?"
"We have not, Daniel Jackson."
Daniel nodded. His memories seemed to be almost completely restored, and he was certain they hadn't come here before. Teal'c confirmed it. Hell, the mission plan confirmed it. But he still couldn't shake a sense of eerie familiarity.
Teal'c suggested, "Something is bothering you."
"It's probably nothing. Just a weird feeling. Everything seems so familiar, but at the same time, not." He shrugged and repeated, "It's probably nothing."
Teal'c inclined his head in acknowledgement, but let the subject drop.
The farther they walked, the more Daniel's discomfort grew to anxiety, then to a certainty that something was wrong. He found himself continually looking around for the source of his disquiet, jumping at every sound.
