7 Works in Episode: s06e12 Unnatural Selection (Stargate SG-1)
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Slow burn 113: Unnatural selection/ Smoke and mirrors/ Paradise lost by NoMoreBeer4U
Fandoms: Stargate SG-1
07 Dec 2023
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Daniel has serious doubts about his choice.
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- Part 113 of Slow burn
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She knew what he was; she just never expected to actually see it standing in front of her and in her face. She didn’t expect him to dare her to care about him now. Colonel O’Neill had just murdered a man, and she said nothing.
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- Part 29 of Sam and Jack Shorts
- Part 1 of Blowing Off Some Steam
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I hope you don’t make me regret your decision.
The words haunted him the moment they’d left Samantha Carter’s lips almost two years previously.
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- Part 75 of Bizarre Holidays
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This story is nominated for the 2014 Sam and Jack Multimedia Awards - Angst. (Thank you, whoever keeps doing this!)
I swear to God, Major, you apologize for me for that, I’m going to kick one of our *sses, and it’s not going to be the nice one.
...2002 was a really, really hard year.
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Daniel visit Jack at the cabin after Sight Unseen.
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Still another iteration of the missing time in 'Lost City Part 1.' This is the one with the conversation in the kitchen and the ginormous-single-paragraph Daniel speech in the middle of it.
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O'Neill's clone is recalled to the SGC:
'Some nights, he'd wake in the silent darkness of his bedroom and for an instant he'd think he was on-base. He could almost smell the tang of metal and concrete in the air, the slight residue of ozone the gate left behind. He'd longed to return to his real place in the world, yearned to be back under the mountain, among his friends, doing something that mattered. Saving the world. Any world.
And here he was, with Daniel at his side, striding the SGC corridors on his way to do just that. Save a world. Who knew, maybe even a galaxy? But as with most dreams, when it became reality it brought with it a thousand unanticipated problems. And going back was never easy. Even when you wanted it more than anything else in your life.'