Various; Farscape; PG/PG13/R
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morgynleriA set of Farscape fics written for prompts on my prompt list of doom. All in multiples of 100 according to my word counter program. Shall see if I get more after I have slept. And yes, they're all in the same AU.
Prompt: Dominant (#254/1000)
Title: Loyal Lieutenant
Fandom: Farscape
AU: Teeg's Choice
Rating: R
Characters: Bialar Crais, Teeg
Pairing: Crais/Teeg
Word Count: 300
Summary: Giving up control for this moment.
Her hands close around his wrists, and he allows it, allows her to pin him to the bed as she straddles him. Giving up control for this moment, willingly surrendering as he had not been given the chance to do aboard the command carrier. A difference, perhaps, in the sort of control he surrenders now, but it is still something that does not come easily to him.
It is not something he regrets, now, even as he had chafed then against the compromise that he had to allow then. Not when the rewards he has achieved are more than he'd imagined he would have had within his grasp if he had not. A gunship and a loyal crew - if sometimes odd, and irritating - instead of a career in shambles.
Perhaps it is too much as yet to call them family, but he can see the beginnings of such in those aboard Talyn. The bond between Aeryn and Crichton, the attempts of his officers to tolerate Rygel and Stark, despite their ability to irritate even the usually laconic Selem. Talyn's fondness for the woman who held him down, and Teeg's toleration at having to share even these moments with the gunship.
Even the changes in his own self, in the bond with Talyn. In having to explain new concepts to the hybrid, to suggest instead of order, to learn better the art of compromise that he had been forced to begin in quarters aboard the command carrier what felt like a lifetime ago. What was a lifetime ago, when he was unable to see beyond his rage to understand reality.
"Quit thinking for once. Bialar."
The grip on his wrists tightened a moment, and he let an amused smirk curl his lips as he obeyed the order from his loyal Lieutenant.
Prompt: Sun (#844/1000)
Title: And Fall
Fandom: Farscape
AU: Teeg's Choice
Rating: PG13
Characters: Xalax Sun, Aeryn Sun
Word Count: 100
Summary: She has destroyed it all.
She is not the woman who came into the creche to tell her daughter she was loved. Not the officer who had defied regulations to give life to the love that was forbidden. Not even the bitter creature who had hunted renegades and a living ship with a ruthless obsession that could only be compared to the man who captained that ship.
Now she has nothing left - no home, no career, no family. She has destroyed it all, for all that the daughter clings to her, begging her to live.
Now all she can do is let go. And fall.
Prompt: Could Of (#187/1000)
Title: The Choice Not Made
Fandom: Farscape
AU: Teeg's Choice
Rating: PG13
Characters: John Crichton
Word Count: 200
Summary: Maybe he even could have convinced himself that he had no choice.
He could have left Crais behind when they were escaping the Gammak base. Could have broken his neck and frell consequences when he had his arm around the man's neck on Talyn. He could have just killed him when they were trapped in Maldis's illusion.
Maybe he even could have convinced himself that he had no choice, if he'd taken one of those chances to rid himself of the man who now commands Talyn. Arguably one of the most powerful ships in the galaxy, at least once he has attained his full growth.
But in the end, he had taken none of those opportunities, and he couldn't bring himself to regret not killing Crais when he had the chance. Not even when he thought Crais was making a mistake, or was going to betray those he called friend. Because eventually he would come through, and save the day.
Perhaps it was the officers that had abandoned their careers to follow him, whose loyalty was unshakable. Perhaps it was whatever happened behind closed doors that he didn't even want to think about. Whatever it was didn't matter.
Just that Crais had, somewhere along the line, become someone Crichton could call friend.
Prompt: Complicated (#168/1000)
Title: Even Simpler
Fandom: Farscape
AU: Teeg's Choice
Rating: PG
Characters: Jors (OMC)
Word Count: 200
Summary: For him, it was even simpler. He was free.
It wasn't so complicated as some might make of it. For all that he had heard his captain say as much to the ship, and to Crichton, he couldn't think of this as complicated. In the end, really, it wasn't, not for him. Nor for Lieutenant Teeg, he was certain.
For them, Selem and the lieutenant, it all boiled down to one very simple fact. First loyalty was to the captain.
For him, it was even simpler. He was free.
Yes, he was loyal to his captain, to this ship, but that was something he had given. Not had taken from him, forced past his lips for the sake of his life, of a career that might not go very far if he didn't make his choices carefully. He had chosen to follow the orders that took him aboard the Leviathan Moya, had made the choice that it was the safest place to take Captain Crais. Even knowing that he was abandoning a career that looked promising, even though his commanding officers were on the verge of loosing their commissions and their lives.
Because that choice had given him back something stolen almost too long ago for him to remember.
Prompt: Dominant (#254/1000)
Title: Loyal Lieutenant
Fandom: Farscape
AU: Teeg's Choice
Rating: R
Characters: Bialar Crais, Teeg
Pairing: Crais/Teeg
Word Count: 300
Summary: Giving up control for this moment.
Her hands close around his wrists, and he allows it, allows her to pin him to the bed as she straddles him. Giving up control for this moment, willingly surrendering as he had not been given the chance to do aboard the command carrier. A difference, perhaps, in the sort of control he surrenders now, but it is still something that does not come easily to him.
It is not something he regrets, now, even as he had chafed then against the compromise that he had to allow then. Not when the rewards he has achieved are more than he'd imagined he would have had within his grasp if he had not. A gunship and a loyal crew - if sometimes odd, and irritating - instead of a career in shambles.
Perhaps it is too much as yet to call them family, but he can see the beginnings of such in those aboard Talyn. The bond between Aeryn and Crichton, the attempts of his officers to tolerate Rygel and Stark, despite their ability to irritate even the usually laconic Selem. Talyn's fondness for the woman who held him down, and Teeg's toleration at having to share even these moments with the gunship.
Even the changes in his own self, in the bond with Talyn. In having to explain new concepts to the hybrid, to suggest instead of order, to learn better the art of compromise that he had been forced to begin in quarters aboard the command carrier what felt like a lifetime ago. What was a lifetime ago, when he was unable to see beyond his rage to understand reality.
"Quit thinking for once. Bialar."
The grip on his wrists tightened a moment, and he let an amused smirk curl his lips as he obeyed the order from his loyal Lieutenant.
Prompt: Sun (#844/1000)
Title: And Fall
Fandom: Farscape
AU: Teeg's Choice
Rating: PG13
Characters: Xalax Sun, Aeryn Sun
Word Count: 100
Summary: She has destroyed it all.
She is not the woman who came into the creche to tell her daughter she was loved. Not the officer who had defied regulations to give life to the love that was forbidden. Not even the bitter creature who had hunted renegades and a living ship with a ruthless obsession that could only be compared to the man who captained that ship.
Now she has nothing left - no home, no career, no family. She has destroyed it all, for all that the daughter clings to her, begging her to live.
Now all she can do is let go. And fall.
Prompt: Could Of (#187/1000)
Title: The Choice Not Made
Fandom: Farscape
AU: Teeg's Choice
Rating: PG13
Characters: John Crichton
Word Count: 200
Summary: Maybe he even could have convinced himself that he had no choice.
He could have left Crais behind when they were escaping the Gammak base. Could have broken his neck and frell consequences when he had his arm around the man's neck on Talyn. He could have just killed him when they were trapped in Maldis's illusion.
Maybe he even could have convinced himself that he had no choice, if he'd taken one of those chances to rid himself of the man who now commands Talyn. Arguably one of the most powerful ships in the galaxy, at least once he has attained his full growth.
But in the end, he had taken none of those opportunities, and he couldn't bring himself to regret not killing Crais when he had the chance. Not even when he thought Crais was making a mistake, or was going to betray those he called friend. Because eventually he would come through, and save the day.
Perhaps it was the officers that had abandoned their careers to follow him, whose loyalty was unshakable. Perhaps it was whatever happened behind closed doors that he didn't even want to think about. Whatever it was didn't matter.
Just that Crais had, somewhere along the line, become someone Crichton could call friend.
Prompt: Complicated (#168/1000)
Title: Even Simpler
Fandom: Farscape
AU: Teeg's Choice
Rating: PG
Characters: Jors (OMC)
Word Count: 200
Summary: For him, it was even simpler. He was free.
It wasn't so complicated as some might make of it. For all that he had heard his captain say as much to the ship, and to Crichton, he couldn't think of this as complicated. In the end, really, it wasn't, not for him. Nor for Lieutenant Teeg, he was certain.
For them, Selem and the lieutenant, it all boiled down to one very simple fact. First loyalty was to the captain.
For him, it was even simpler. He was free.
Yes, he was loyal to his captain, to this ship, but that was something he had given. Not had taken from him, forced past his lips for the sake of his life, of a career that might not go very far if he didn't make his choices carefully. He had chosen to follow the orders that took him aboard the Leviathan Moya, had made the choice that it was the safest place to take Captain Crais. Even knowing that he was abandoning a career that looked promising, even though his commanding officers were on the verge of loosing their commissions and their lives.
Because that choice had given him back something stolen almost too long ago for him to remember.
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Date: 2009-08-23 09:52 am (UTC)Saying nothing. Thinking it though *g*
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Date: 2009-08-23 03:10 pm (UTC)