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2003-06-01 10:39 pm (UTC)
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Ray himself seemed illuminated, shining, and once again Fraser was overcome with a fierce futile longing, so intense it stole his breath.
Ray really does appear that way. It's a Callum thing, I believe, and "a fierce futile longing" is just beautifully painful. :)
his past was nothing but a string of empty failures, each more degrading than the last.
Ouch! This is wrenching. Very true to character, IMO.
I liked the happy parts too, but the angst really shone for me in this one. Go you!
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Ray really does appear that way. It's a Callum thing, I believe, and "a fierce futile longing" is just beautifully painful. :)
his past was nothing but a string of empty failures, each more degrading than the last.
Ouch! This is wrenching. Very true to character, IMO.
I liked the happy parts too, but the angst really shone for me in this one. Go you!