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fancakeFandom: The Sentinel
Characters/Pairings: Blair Sandburg/Jim Ellison; Simon Banks
Rating: Explicit
Length: 21K words
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mamadeb and Debra Fran Baker's Notebook
Themes: disability, AU complete, AU historical, first time
Summary: It's 1969 and Blair, a Viet Nam vet who lost part of his leg in the war, is attending a lecture by a visiting professor. The subject: why the war is going so badly. Offended by the guy, who obviously has not seen combat, he challenges Dr James Ellison's assumptions.
But there's more to Jim than meets the eye, as Blair finds out when they continue their discussion afterwards. Blair might be the one in the wheelchair, but Jim's debilitating zones have kept him from leading a normal life for a decade.
Reccer's Notes: I like how she takes bits and pieces of canon and fits them where they need to be--sometimes with a twist--to keep things interesting and moving along. We get backstory on both. They even stumble across some baddies, and how they handle that reflects on their different experiences. Enjoy.
Fanwork Links: The Measure of Our Youth
Characters/Pairings: Blair Sandburg/Jim Ellison; Simon Banks
Rating: Explicit
Length: 21K words
Creator Links:
Themes: disability, AU complete, AU historical, first time
Summary: It's 1969 and Blair, a Viet Nam vet who lost part of his leg in the war, is attending a lecture by a visiting professor. The subject: why the war is going so badly. Offended by the guy, who obviously has not seen combat, he challenges Dr James Ellison's assumptions.
But there's more to Jim than meets the eye, as Blair finds out when they continue their discussion afterwards. Blair might be the one in the wheelchair, but Jim's debilitating zones have kept him from leading a normal life for a decade.
Reccer's Notes: I like how she takes bits and pieces of canon and fits them where they need to be--sometimes with a twist--to keep things interesting and moving along. We get backstory on both. They even stumble across some baddies, and how they handle that reflects on their different experiences. Enjoy.
Fanwork Links: The Measure of Our Youth
