get a grip (we’re grown-ups)
Fandom: Stargate: SG-1
Five times Daniel and Vala were forced to work together, and one time they weren’t
On the First Day
Fandom: Stargate: SG-1
The twelve days of Christmas are generally typified by two people giving and receiving certain gifts to each other. Sometimes not even on purpose.
My notes:
The sexual tension in this story is bonkers. They capture both Daniel and Vala’s personalities and the flirty, cautious, defensive little dynamic between them so well. I checked if there was a sequel about Daniel and Vala’s week off at his place—because, honestly, I need that in my life—but it sadly does not... Read more
A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words
Fandom: Stargate: SG-1
Vala remembers fun times with Daniel and her friends while making a scrapbook. Be warned that some chapters are kind of sappy.
My notes:
Very heartwarming and lovely ❤️
Texts
Fandom: Stargate: SG-1
A series of texts between Daniel and Vala when he’s on a trip without her. Short and silly.
My notes:
This is such a flirty, playful little fic. Love it.
My notes:
This is a beautiful character study of Vala. So well written.
static equilibrium
Fandom: Stargate: SG-1
After finding Vala and convincing her not to run, Daniel drives them back to Cheyenne Mountain
or: a(n almost) coda for Memento Mori
My notes:
The imagery this writer creates and the way she describes the nature of Daniel and Vala’s relationship is truly beautiful. Every sentence seems perfectly crafted with another poetic observation of their push and pull with each other. Favourite part: “But he can’t do that to her; that’s how they work. They mi... Read more
Unended
Fandom: Stargate: SG-1
5 times Daniel and Vala’s missing 50 years bled over into the present, and one time it didn’t have to.
My notes:
Thoughtful little moments that gave Daniel and Vala déjà vu from their lost time on the Odyssey, and a realistic exploration of how they might end up having that much-needed talk about where they stand with each other. I love that their words essentially stay the same, but they’re said without as much hostility sinc... Read more