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"The Killing Frost" is completed
It's done!
Title: The Killing Frost
Words: ~102,000
Characters: Everybody, and I do mean everybody. McKay, Sheppard and (surprise!) Caldwell get the biggest roles.
Rating: Gen; T for language and violence
Season/spoilers/warnings: Late Season 2 or Season 3; takes place sometime after "The Long Goodbye". Spoilers for Season 2 and one very, very mild one for "McKay & Mrs Miller" in a flashback to Rodney's childhood. (Edited in after-the-fact, because I wrote the scene before the episode aired.)
Summary: When a scientific mission goes wrong, the Daedalus crashes on an ice planet along with most of Atlantis's scientists and a ruthless saboteur. Can rescue come before injuries and the elements take their toll?
http://www.fanfiction.net/s/3060760/1/
Title: The Killing Frost
Words: ~102,000
Characters: Everybody, and I do mean everybody. McKay, Sheppard and (surprise!) Caldwell get the biggest roles.
Rating: Gen; T for language and violence
Season/spoilers/warnings: Late Season 2 or Season 3; takes place sometime after "The Long Goodbye". Spoilers for Season 2 and one very, very mild one for "McKay & Mrs Miller" in a flashback to Rodney's childhood. (Edited in after-the-fact, because I wrote the scene before the episode aired.)
Summary: When a scientific mission goes wrong, the Daedalus crashes on an ice planet along with most of Atlantis's scientists and a ruthless saboteur. Can rescue come before injuries and the elements take their toll?
http://www.fanfiction.net/s/3060760/1/
Wooah.
I've read this lovely morsel twice now, and I know I'll read it again in the future. Excellent characterization, (love your Rodney with his offensive/compassionate self!) and a gripping story that developed well as the days went on, and the conspiracy is revealed. I loved that I was so tensed up with concern about the Wraith attacking the whole way through!
Brilliantly written, something I'm learning is expected of you. I plan to spend quite some time with your collection in the near future. Thank you!
Re: Wooah.
*blushes some more*
I really got a chance to put poor Rodney through his paces in this one, both from inside his head and from the perspective of a number of different observers. I'm delighted that you liked it, and I hope you find more that you like. :)