What she had never expected was to be the cockroach alive after nuclear winter. Invincibility was one thing, but she was human – mostly, anyway – and had never even considered the prospect of true immortality. But after the fight – the fight – she was left standing. Alone. Oooh. That's chilling.
I love the sword taken with her, like a mascot.
Cordelia believed him for a while, then looked it up – not in a book. Whatever. That’s what they had the Internet for – curious about what other fabulous exploits her literary alter-ego had. When she read the truth, she realized for the first time that Angel might love her. *That* is gorgeous.
“After I left the service, I kept my gun on my nightstand for six months,” Seeley says after a long beat. I love that as a closer. All this time I've just assumed Booth only saw the surface, but he gets more than he let on, and that he didn't say anything just goes to prove it.
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Date: 2007-10-31 09:04 am (UTC)What she had never expected was to be the cockroach alive after nuclear winter. Invincibility was one thing, but she was human – mostly, anyway – and had never even considered the prospect of true immortality. But after the fight – the fight – she was left standing. Alone.
Oooh. That's chilling.
I love the sword taken with her, like a mascot.
Cordelia believed him for a while, then looked it up – not in a book. Whatever. That’s what they had the Internet for – curious about what other fabulous exploits her literary alter-ego had. When she read the truth, she realized for the first time that Angel might love her.
*That* is gorgeous.
“After I left the service, I kept my gun on my nightstand for six months,” Seeley says after a long beat.
I love that as a closer. All this time I've just assumed Booth only saw the surface, but he gets more than he let on, and that he didn't say anything just goes to prove it.
Thank you!