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Z's an interesting compound. It makes people malleable but not weak-willed, even though there are ways around stubbornness. It's also been used as an aphrodisiac, a painkiller, and a backdoor to dream sleep. Quick-acting and long-lasting, Z allows people to access greater brainpower, manifests as temporary strength and agility, and is deadly addictive.
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"Tell you what?" he hissed, keeping his voice quiet. "What do you want me to tell you, Rodney? That it meant anything?" Oh yeah, this was good. This would work. John didn't even have to go out of his way for the anger. He just had to let it loose a little, shape it to this new mask he had to wear. The best lies were always the ones with some kind of truth in them. The anger was true.
It was just all directed at himself.
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- Part 5 of Balcony Sessions
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Rodney dropped to his knees as soon as he was inside the shelter again. God, he just wanted to curl up into a little ball in the corner and quietly freak out. He was a scientist, not an action hero. John should be the one shooting demon cats and worrying about how the hell they were ever going to get out of this. Not the other way around.
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- Part 4 of Balcony Sessions
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Rodney was not an optimistic person by nature, but he couldn't do this. He couldn't sit there in John's quarters and imagine John never being there again, never being on Atlantis, anywhere, ever again. It was like his mind wouldn't even accept the possibility.
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- Part 3 of Balcony Sessions
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"Is that so?" John said, deadpan. "Well..." He drawled, pretending to consider it. "How about you come inside, then? Have a nice cup of Athosian moonshine, maybe a candy bar, do a little dancing..."
"What?" Rodney snorted. "With you?"
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- Part 2 of Balcony Sessions
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Pygoscelis (Or, a Gift of Pebbles) by Leah (Taste_is_Sweet)
Stargate Atlantis, Stargate SG-1
15 Jan 2012
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And Zelenka watched in open-mouthed astonishment, as two small penguins appeared where Dr. McKay and the major had been.
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- Part 2 of Animalia Sequence
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"I created that virus, Sheppard! Just like I reprogrammed the incubator! And both times I fucked up beyond all redemption and other people suffered for it! Are suffering for it! And I can't fix it. I don't know how. I can't."
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- Part 5 of Scruffy AI
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"I don't know if this matters, but wherever he's from, they had no intention of making him human."
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- Part 4 of Scruffy AI
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Another bad day.
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A campfire, an eighties song, and projectile weapons. What more do you need for love?
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In the beginning of their fourth year on Atlantis, the Expedition has survived the attack by the Asurans' wormhole-powered satellite, and successfully flown Atlantis to a new planet with little damage and no casualties. But the city has barely landed when Rodney McKay receives a devastating message, and that's just the beginning of a new and terrible threat.
Now, with all the Gifted on Atlantis in danger and Rodney facing imminent death, Rodney, Elizabeth Weir and John Sheppard are in a race against time to save the most powerful and vulnerable members of the Expedition. For John, that means confronting his deepest fears about his Gift—and even that might not be enough to save Rodney's life.
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- Part 4 of Gifts
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Rodney McKay thought his biggest failure was the Arcturus Project and the destruction of 4/5ths of a solar system. John Sheppard thought losing his confidence in Rodney was the hardest loss he would ever face.
But their most terrible failures were yet to come, and they would each face losing everything, including themselves.
(Please note there is a warning for non-consensual sex in the story, but that there is no violence involved.)
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- Part 3 of Gifts
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"Your Gift's like noticing a dead monkey?"
Evan Lorne comes to Atlantis with a Gift that isn't particularly useful--until it's desperately important.
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- Part 2 of Gifts
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The first time John Sheppard allowed himself to show anyone what he truly was, he was in the Pegasus galaxy, and he had just shot his commanding officer to keep him from getting his life sucked out by a Wraith.
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The Ancients' genes didn't just confer the power to activate their technology. For ten percent of Earth's population, like John Sheppard, the ATA gene also gave them Gifts: special abilities that made them admired, envied, and feared.
Sheppard was a Charmer, one of the feared ones, whose particular Gift let him create faith whenever he needed to be trusted or believed. But Sheppard didn't trust himself not to destroy what he loved most. And somewhere along the line, amid the terror and chaos of the Expedition's first year in the Pegasus Galaxy, what Sheppard loved most had become Rodney McKay.
McKay didn't trust anyone. As soon as you started trusting people, you started counting on them, depending on them, and that was when you became vulnerable. And vulnerable things didn't survive. So just when, exactly, had he started trusting Sheppard?
And what was going to happen, now that he did?
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- Part 1 of Gifts
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Vid: All You Need by Kass for sheafrotherdon
Hawaii Five-0 (2010), Stargate Atlantis, The Avengers (2012)
1 Jan 2012
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Love is all you need.
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Just goofing around and being silly ...............a long time ago, I wrote Being Stupid which was a silly goof around about shippiness in BSG fandom. This is the equivalent story for Stargate Atlantis.
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Too Many Cooks Spoil the Broth by Marguerite Muguet (margueritem) for seiyaharris
Stargate Atlantis
27 Dec 2011
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In the name of interplanetary trade, Sheppard, McKay, Ford and Teyla have to cook. Warning: Disasters ahead.
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"Dentist. Theoretical astrophysicist. It’s a fine line, really."
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"Why would someone turn on a power source in the middle of a jungle, and then leave it?"
"That," Sheppard said, "is the million dollar question."