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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness - Part 7
PostPosted: Wed Oct 02, 2002 1:16 pm 
Whew! I just finished Answering Darkness, and am now completely caught up with Lingering Darkness. I think I am addicted. What a great piece of fiction. I read about it in the recomendations thread, so thanks to you guys who have been posting over there. I love the way you have written Tara with all of her new found freedom of emotions. Willow is all classic willowness. :clap Plus the two of them together, :grin :wink even with the angsty sparks flying between them! Though now I am reallly worried with the return of the minions.:p aronoid. I can't wait to see what happens. Thanks for sharing with us. Oh, and I do read the summaries. :smile

Tara: Every time I... even at my worst, you always make me feel special. How do you do that?
Willow: Magic



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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness - Part 7
PostPosted: Wed Oct 02, 2002 1:29 pm 


FYI, wonderful people that you are - I'm hoping to have this update by Friday at the latest, and from then on, I'm really hoping I'll be posting more often. Thank you all for being so darn patient.



**MadeinNZ: Okay, I'm finding the notion that you took the time to take notes only to lose them hilariously funny *G* And yeah, that does pretty much cover it - and thank you ... I'm really glad you liked the stories - I really get a kick out of writing them.



**MissQuirky: Angst-free? Well, sort of. Technically, this was part 'A' of what is really one update, so part 'B' will have the requisite angst. Heh heh heh ... But yeah - they really have tons of things to discuss ... some of it will get addressed next update, some of it will get addressed later, but it will all get addressed eventually.



**miawillow: Kittens are such dedicated fic-readers ... I love it *G* And thank you ... I'm really glad you liked AD and are liking LD so far ... honestly? I kind of like the angsty sparks. AngryTara... Yum! And, uhhh ... paranoia is never uncalled for in this thread.



-Sass



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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness - Part 7
PostPosted: Wed Oct 02, 2002 5:36 pm 
no update? :cry

i'll just find a rock to sit on and wait :whistle ... it's raining but that's ok ...

C

"Es ist fuer einen Menschen unertraeglich, ertragen zu werden." (Jean Cocteau)
"Ain't never gonna love you any better babe - And they'll never gonna love you right" (Kozmic Blues - Janis Joplin)



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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness - Part 7
PostPosted: Fri Oct 04, 2002 3:40 am 
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**MadeinNZ: Okay, I'm finding the notion that you took the time to take notes only to lose them hilariously funny
Ah - you discovered my hidden agenda. Cause you know I was kidding right? I never take notes. My exam results will attest to that. And as for the notion that I would actually clean my office .... as if.



Edited to add: "... as if"!!! What the hell was I thinking. I must have been channelling Alicia Silverstone for a second there. I can't apologise enough.

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Anya: I have finesse! I have finesse coming out of my bottom!

Edited by: MadeinNZ at: 10/4/02 2:47:35 am


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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness - Part 7
PostPosted: Fri Oct 04, 2002 5:27 am 
it stopped raining and i'm gonna go find myself a nice dry bench now. :whistle take your time :whistle i'm looking forward to it ... it's Friday noon here ... ok, maybe it's still night there :lol

"Es ist fuer einen Menschen unertraeglich, ertragen zu werden." (Jean Cocteau)
"Ain't never gonna love you any better babe - And they'll never gonna love you right" (Kozmic Blues - Janis Joplin)



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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness - Part 7
PostPosted: Fri Oct 04, 2002 7:30 am 
Daytime or nightime, doesn't matter...It's still Friday!! :grin



Here on the East Coast(USA) it's 9:30 in the morning.



More now?



BV

"In front of total strangers won't you kiss me, Flowers for no reason but you miss me - OOH, I wanna be in love"

Melissa Etheridge-Skin



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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness - Part 7
PostPosted: Fri Oct 04, 2002 7:58 am 
Oooh, update Friday! It's nearly 3:00pm in England now and in an hour I have to go and babysit little kids. I think after getting thrown up on for two hours I deserve an update, don't you?



Just kidding Sass. Take your time. We'll be sitting here. Waiting patiently. :whistle



Gem

Tara: There's just so much to work through... and can you just be kissing me now?



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 Post subject: Not an update ...
PostPosted: Fri Oct 04, 2002 9:12 am 
... just a quick note to say it's 8am here, and I consider myself to have until midnight tonight my time to post the update *G* I'm semi-evil like that. For people in wacky timezones (ie, anyone who doesn't live in California ;) ) you might be asleep before I post it.



-Sass



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 Post subject: Re: Not an update ...
PostPosted: Fri Oct 04, 2002 1:14 pm 
hey, who needs sleep? i can wait :yawn *it was better when it was raining, at least i was wet - solely from the rain - and that kept me awake* :grin

"Es ist fuer einen Menschen unertraeglich, ertragen zu werden." (Jean Cocteau)
"Ain't never gonna love you any better babe - And they'll never gonna love you right" (Kozmic Blues - Janis Joplin)



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 Post subject: Re: Not an update ...
PostPosted: Fri Oct 04, 2002 2:20 pm 
oh piffle - sleep, indeed... we can wait - but now you have that hanging on your shoulders - you are keeping us up and not sleeping waiting for your update - motivated to post faster, now?

¥ ¥ ¥ Behold my symbols!! ± ‡ ¤ » †
"Oh, bugger off, you BROLLY!" - Anya to Giles on his use of the english language
"We'll all be a lot happier without the constant whining....Mom, Buffy, Tara, Waah" - DMW to Dawn



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 Post subject: Re: Not an update ...
PostPosted: Fri Oct 04, 2002 7:00 pm 
it's 4 am here, is it midnight there yet? :pray maybe not ... ok :whistle *there should be a two gallons coffee drinking emoticon :( *

"Es ist fuer einen Menschen unertraeglich, ertragen zu werden." (Jean Cocteau)
"Ain't never gonna love you any better babe - And they'll never gonna love you right" (Kozmic Blues - Janis Joplin)



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 Post subject: Lingering Darkness 8b - The Best Part
PostPosted: Sat Oct 05, 2002 12:03 am 
Just a short update - I got out of work MUCH later than expected, and so part c is going to have to wait until I have a chunk of time altogether. Replies later, I promise - much love to all you patient kitties.



-Sass



Lingering Darkness 8b - The Best Part



“But … how does pajamas, bed, and snuggle-time during talking sound?” Tara asked, a half-smile curving her lips.



“Like my own private piece of heaven,” Willow said with a relieved sigh.



Hand in hand they trudged up the stairs, making their way to the bedroom and shutting the door firmly behind them, blocking out the world. The Scoobies could wait - everything could wait - while they tried to find a little patch of solid ground big enough for them to stand on together.



"Glory wants me dead," Tara said with a sigh, getting that out in the open as she pulled off her clothes, then slipped a nightgown over her head.



"What?" Willow asked, her voice cracking as she spun towards Tara, her pajama bottoms on, but the pajama top dropping to the floor from suddenly nerveless fingers.



"That's what Glory's minions wanted. They wanted to know if I still had the necronomicon, and if I didn't, they were supposed to make me very dead," Tara said with a little shrug, walking over to Willow and picking up her top.



"But … that's … no," Willow said, shaking her head. "No no no … no Hell Gods wanting dead Tara's. That's just … wrong," she said. "I mean, yeah - Evil, so it's not all the surprising, but - still. Haven't we been through enough? Is this some sick cosmic joke?" she asked, her weak and shocked tone gaining strength and volume. "Do we have some tattoo on our foreheads that says 'Hey, look at us - we're happy on a Hellmouth - come and get us!'? I mean, yeah, you'd have to have a big forehead to put on that many words and - and, well, ow, but it could be little writing, and at what point did we visit this stupid tattoo parlor anyway? Like we got all drunk on shore leave and decided - hey, tattoos. That sounds like an inky pain-y good time!"



Tara calmly put the pajama top on over Willow's head, getting the arms through the sleeves as she ranted at the unfairness of it all. If she were honest - and she had to be, because Willow deserved that - she'd admit that she was scared. This whole thing was very, very scary. But she wanted to hold it all together - needed to hold it all together - because if she didn't, and she fell apart, she wasn't sure she'd be able to put all the pieces back.



"And how can you stay so calm?" Willow asked, blowing a bit of hair out of her face. Tara reached up and smoothed Willow's hair back, the unruly locks mussed from the process of putting on the pajama top.



"You think I'm calm?" Tara asked, her voice steady. "Well, I'm not calm," she went on, her hands shaking a little, and her voice cracking. "I'm not! I'm just deciding how much I'm going to freak out, and whether or not I'm still really pissed at you," she went on, her brow furrowing as she stepped back and crossed her arms over her chest.



"You're still mad at me?" Willow asked, her eyes widening and a hurt look crossing her face.



"I don't know yet," Tara said softly, stepping back and sitting down on the bed, her shoulders slumping as she looked down at the floor.



"Well … if … if you get to still be mad, then I get to still be mad," Willow said, her brow furrowing and her lips thinning into a line.



"What?" Tara asked, her head shooting up and her eyebrows raising, eyes wide.



"What the hell were you thinking?" Willow demanded. "At what point is it a good idea to run off all by yourself when you know a Hell God wants to hurt you?"



"It … well, it was still daylight, and …" Tara began hesitantly, a blush coloring her face as she realized just how stupid that had really been.



"Oh, like that's all better? You think Hell Gods never have human minions? Or, or … lackeys, or henchman … or maybe the construct had gotten back out, did you think of that? That thing walked around in daylight just fine. Lots and LOTS of demons can walk around in daylight no problem, and if one of them had -" Willow went on, getting warmed up to the topic.



"But nothing happened," Tara protested. "The Trickster -"



"Is just the beginning of our problems," Willow broke in. "And what do you mean 'nothing happened'? What would have happened to you if Buffy hadn't been there when Glory's minions showed up? And was it dark? No! Why? Because they can get all traipsy in the daylight anytime they want to, because - hey, whaddaya know! - they're not vampires!"



"What am I supposed to do? Walk around with an armed escort?" Tara asked, her tone thick with derision.



"It would be a nice start," Willow shot back. "In fact, I'm pretty much liking that idea."



"No," Tara said, a stubborn look crossing her face.



"Tara - you're in danger. Big BIG neon-sign-flashing-over-your-head kind of danger, and that's the kind of danger I'm not loving, so how about you humor me and don't ever go anywhere by yourself ever again for the rest of your life?" Willow said.



"So - what? I'm supposed to never again have a peaceful or private moment?" Tara asked incredulously. "Will you listen to yourself? Do you really expect me to put up with that?"



"It's either that or we get the necronomicon back and have a baby, and, well - Big Book of Evil with a baby in the house - that's probably not a good idea. I mean, kids, always getting into things, and we wouldn't want -"



"We are not starting up the baby discussion again," Tara said, rising to her feet and moving to the window, looking out over the backyard, her shoulders stiff with tension. "We just aren't."



"I …" Willow began, stopping and shaking her head, trying to compose her thoughts, a little frown on her face as her worry-fueled anger started to drain away. Tentatively, she walked over to Tara, placing careful hands on her shoulders. "I thought you wanted kids?" she hazarded. "I mean, not now - we don't have to talk about having them NOW, now, but … eventually? I always kind of figured you, umm … that you'd want … that."



Sighing, Tara consciously tried to relax her shoulders, letting the warmth of Willow's hands seep through her skin. "I, yes - eventually," Tara said softly, her own hands on the windowsill. "But not like this - not for the wrong reasons."



"So, someday, we can …?" Willow asked, her hands kneading the knotted muscles in Tara's neck and shoulders.



"Do we have to talk about this now?" Tara asked plaintively, her head dropping as she arched into Willow's hands.



"Is there a reason why we shouldn't?" Willow asked, a confused look crossing her face. "I mean - this is all hypothetical, and I'm not … I'm not going to be a poop-head again and start calling clinics, so …"



"I don't know," Tara said, shaking her head softly. "I mean, it's … we might not ever, y'know? And I don't feel like we should decide this now."



"Not ever? But Tara, if you want kids …" Willow started to say.



"What about what you want, Willow?" Tara asked, turning her head slightly. "I can't … I can't give you children," she said. "I can't make a little Willow and Tara mix - and you deserve that. You deserve to … to have children, genetically, with someone you love," she finished on a whisper.



"What?" Willow asked incredulously, her brow furrowing and her body going completely still. "What?" she asked again.



"You … you shouldn't get stuck with kids that aren't yours," Tara said softly, her eyes shutting as a world of pain made her stomach clench. "It's not fair to you."



"Is that what you think?" Willow asked, her hands dropping from Tara's shoulders. "Do you think that I'd … that I'd feel … stuck? That I - I don't know, that I want to go find some guy, get married, and have two point five kids?"



"Do you?" Tara asked softly, her heart breaking even as she asked the question. She knew, on one level, that she was being utterly ridiculous - that Willow loved her with everything she had, but there was always that small part of her that couldn't believe that Willow was really hers. There was this lingering nagging voice in her head telling her that Willow should have a normal life, and one day she'd figure it out, and that would be it.



"No!" Willow said heatedly. "And I can't believe we're … I can't believe you … why … didn't we already talk about this? I am >not< heading back to boy's town. How can you even think -?" Willow said, her eyes tearing up as she started wondering what else Tara had doubts about - what else did Tara believe?



"We never finished talking about this, Willow," Tara said with a mirthless laugh. "We kind of got interrupted by a brain-sucking Hell God."



"That's not funny," Willow said, her voice low and tense, images of Glory's fingers entering Tara's skull while she was helpless to stop it playing in her mind.



"I know it's not," Tara said, her words clipped and short. "I know it's not funny. I just … This … I don't know where this is coming from, Willow. I really don't. There's just … I know you love me, but what if? What if you decide that I'm not what you want? That you don't want to be swinging with the gay lifestyle?"



"You are everything, and I mean everything, that I could ever want or need," Willow said, her words hoarse as she choked back a sob. "And I know we can't have kids together the old-fashioned way, but I want that. I want that, with you. The idea of a little Tara Tyke running around," she said, her eyes tearing up and her hand drifting up to her chest to press against her heart. "That makes my heart smile. And … the kid would be a part of you, so it would be a part of me, too, like you are."



"I want to believe, Willow," Tara said, pushing the words past the lump in her throat. "I want to believe in us, in our future together, but something just …"



"I think I know what it is," Willow said, her mind flashing back to a story, written like a bad romance novel - the story of two women who loved each other, but couldn't be together. "I think I know why this keeps coming up," she said on a whisper.



"Why?" Tara asked, turning around, her eyes begging Willow for some kind of explanation - for some kind of liberation from this tiny feeling that wouldn't leave her alone.



"Do you think … do you think that, on some level, we remember past lives? That we remember people we meet now who were there before, and what happened?" Willow asked softly, brushing her fingers over Tara's cheek.



"I've always thought so," Tara said with a little shrug. "It would make sense - that that's how we end up having the same people in our lives over and over - that we remember them, and are drawn to them."



"I think you're remembering, Tara," Willow said, her eyes sad. "And I'm so, so sorry."



"Willow, what are you talking about?" Tara asked, raising her hand to cup Willow's where it rested lightly against her face.



"Margaret MacDonald and Fiona Maclay," Willow said simply. "Margaret - me, I … I was married, and I had children. And I, um … I ended up leaving with my husband, after the thing with The Trickster. Your, Fiona's, brothers took her away somewhere, and the me that was then didn't stop it - didn't fight - and so the you that's now remembers."



"I …" Tara said, her eyes widening at the implications. Had that been where that stupid fight had come from? Had some kind of instinctual past-life memory urged her to be cautious when giving Willow her heart, insisting they had no future together?



"But this isn't the 1800's," Willow said, her voice low and serious. "And there's no guy, and there will never >be< any guy. I don't want that - I don't think Margaret wanted that, either. I just ... I want you, and everything that goes with it."



"Willow, I'm sorry," Tara said softly. "I am so sorry."



"You don't have to be," Willow said, shaking her head, her expression thoughtful. "It … it's understandable, if a part of you remembers. Like - if you know, but you didn't know that you knew, then how could you know that this thing you're feeling is leftovers from a buncha' lifetimes ago?"



"How do you do that?"



"Do what?"



"Just … forgive and forget like that?" Tara asked softly. "I know … I know what I just said hurt you," she went on, touching her fingertips to Willow's lips to silence her objections before they started. "I >know< it hurt you - but you just … you're completely ready to move past that, aren't you?"



"Yup," Willow said, with a little shrug and a smile. "I figure I'd be forgiving you soon anyway, and it's not like it's your fault, so it's more efficient to forgive you now. So do we get to kiss and make up?" she asked hopefully. "'Cuz I'm thinking that's the best part."



"You're incorrigible," Tara said with a light laugh and a smile. "But yes, we get to kiss and make up now."



"Yay," Willow said, her eyes drifting shut as her hands found Tara's waist, tugging her close. Their lips met gently, and Willow sighed at the contact, her lips curving into a smile as they brushed together again and again.



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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness 8b - The Best Part
PostPosted: Sat Oct 05, 2002 5:10 am 
Damn straight its the best part! Or rather, damn gay! Wait, dont damn W+T. I meant...oh bugger it. Great update, anyway.





Ruth

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Sometimes I get the distinct impression that none of us are as cool as we think we are. Hm. - Tommo



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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness 8b - The Best Part
PostPosted: Sat Oct 05, 2002 5:12 am 


update yeah! :bounce :bounce



Heh, I liked all the Willow rambling in this one. She's soooo concerned and worried it's almost cute :D .



I wonder if Tara never read the Fiona story, guess I'll have to re-read AD for that... might take some time, heh. Talking is good, Tara still not being sure if she's good enough for Willow... kinda typical Tara. The Tara/Willow mix, you might want to talk to Lisa about that :D .



Lemme see... any more nasty things they need to talk about ? Maybe their experiences in hell before they met up (ooww..that line sounds rather strange:) ).



Still wondering if Scales will come around eventually, heh.



stopping now...



Grimmy

"Why w-w-would anyone leave Willow?" It was a concept Tara just could not grasp. -- I Dream of Thee by Jomarch



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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness 8b - The Best Part
PostPosted: Sat Oct 05, 2002 7:05 am 
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"So do we get to kiss and make up?" she asked hopefully. "'Cuz I'm thinking that's the best part."


Hell's yeah, that's the best part! great update! :willow + :tara

Tk's new and improved "GrrArgg"

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Tara was similarly riveted, her body on slow burn as Willow's lips parted and her mouth opened, the food slipping inside and being consumed. Never in her life had Tara ever wanted to be a chicken casserole so badly...Later that night..."It's good to be a chicken casserole," Tara murmured, before passing out. ~ Answering Darkness by Sassette



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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness 8b - The Best Part
PostPosted: Sat Oct 05, 2002 8:03 am 
ok, i took a nap and yay :bounce updatey goodness! thank you. really loved the update and i'm gonna go find my waiting rock again to patiently wait for part b.

:wave i'm just gonna be here ...

C

"Es ist fuer einen Menschen unertraeglich, ertragen zu werden." (Jean Cocteau)
"Ain't never gonna love you any better babe - And they'll never gonna love you right" (Kozmic Blues - Janis Joplin)



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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness 8b - The Best Part
PostPosted: Sat Oct 05, 2002 9:44 am 
Wow Sass there were some powerful emotions flying around during that fight. Thank you for kind of resolving some of the Tough Love fight and for giving Willow and Tara a chance to talk through some things. I still think there is a whole list of things that they have to talk about and I really want them to not shut out the scoobies, they're going to need more people to get through all of this.



Oh and I really loved Willow's rant about tattoo's that made me giggle. It was so Willow. Thank you for this story it's hard to read them fighting but it's great to have them resolve things. I love this story.

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You know, it's a real deal relationship and that's why people can relate to it
Amber Benson

Edited by: Puff  at: 10/5/02 3:48:58 pm


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 Post subject: Re: FIC - Lingering Darkness
PostPosted: Sat Oct 05, 2002 10:23 am 
Woo hoo, a Sass update. Even if their is a fight, at least there are kissies in the end.

Tara nodded in agreement "She has magic fingers." TheWisdom of War, Chris Golden

'My heart is cleverer then I and it knows what to do.'-MC Legends of the Kiss



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 Post subject: Re: FIC - Lingering Darkness
PostPosted: Sat Oct 05, 2002 12:59 pm 
Awww Loved the update Sass!! :bounce Yay 4 smoochies in the end! And i'm agreeing w/ everyone that is definitely the best part! Well they did talk a lot so that is real good! Can't wait 4 the next update!! :)



~Ashley~

Willow: We can come by between classes. Usually I use that time to copy over my class notes with a system of different colored pens. But it's been pointed out to me that that's, you know... insane.
Tara: I said quirky.



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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness 8b - The Best Part
PostPosted: Sat Oct 05, 2002 1:54 pm 
Insightful update Sassette! You truly capture the inner workings of Willow's mind so well, and I also love the way you write "Willow babble" (ie even when she is upset, he babblings are cute). Again doubts/insecurities play a role in this part, and I thought it was important that they truly finish the argument they started in "Tough love" (ie Tara's fears Willow will return to "boy's town"). As for Tara's fear that not having children the "old-fashioned way" will be a stumbling block in their relationship, I love how Willow tried to quell her fear by saying, ("And... the kid would be a part of you, so it would be a part of me, to, like you are."), this just speaks so well to the depth of their connection/love.



I am also fascinated by Willow's theory that these doubts are connected to them "remembering" their past lives (ie Margaret MacDonald and Fiona Maclay). With this in mind, I am intrigued (and look forward) to see how the "past" connects/affects W&T further more in the present. Also I am glad that W&T are starting to open up more, and hopefully by sharing their doubts/fears, together they can put the "past" to rest, and truly move-on to the life (happiness) they deserve in the present/future. Lastly, I got a laugh out of Willow's thinking "it's efficient to forgive now", and besides who can resist being able to "make-up" (the kissage to follow). Can't wait for the next part!



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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness 8b - The Best Part
PostPosted: Sat Oct 05, 2002 2:58 pm 
You gotta love babbling Willow. Seriously - its the law. The tattoo spillage was priceless. Loved it. And its interesting that some of the old boystown fears are still there. There's an honesty to that.

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Anya: I have finesse! I have finesse coming out of my bottom!



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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness 8b - The Best Part
PostPosted: Sat Oct 05, 2002 3:16 pm 
Great update!



See Kittens can be given angst and still know there is a safe emotional core to the story.



I am happy with skipping to kiss and make up parts as well!



Warlock

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Web Warlock

The Other Side, home of Liber Mysterium: The Netbook of Witches and Warlocks


"Innocence looks ridiculous on a pervert." - Skeeve, Robert Lynn Aspirin's Myth series.



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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness 8b - The Best Part
PostPosted: Sun Oct 06, 2002 1:48 am 
Wonderful update! :D



The end of this part made me remember my first thoughts when comparing Willow's behavior at the end of "Family", after finding out about Tara's spell, and Tara's behaviour after finding out about Willow's "forget" spell. It didn't take one second for Willow to go and be at Tara's side, defending her from the Scoobies and all. Sure, Willow's spell was really, really bad, especially after Glory, but if you just put them side by side, Tara's spell was much worse, because it could have got all of them killed. Both were selfish acts, one way or another.



You really have a great grasp of our lovely gilrs minds and hearts, Sass!






Sheila

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“Come and put the ‘hot’ in my tub.” Tara winked as she whispered. ("Bookmarks & Broomsticks" by The Rainbow Writers)



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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness 8b - The Best Part
PostPosted: Mon Oct 07, 2002 1:46 am 
See, I thought the pjs and snuggling would be all hugs and puppies.



Our poor girls, they're both so fearful of losing each other. Brilliant how you worked the memories of the past life into being the root of Tara's insecurity.



As usual you have Willow's babbling perfectly portrayed. Between the babble about tattoos and the if you know, but you didn't know that you knew, then how could you know





Adding up the total of a love that's true, multiply life by the power of two
Indigo Girls



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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness 8b - The Best Part
PostPosted: Mon Oct 07, 2002 4:53 am 
*BV peeks into the thread- oh, no update-y goodness yet :cry , and taps foot slightly impatiently*



The sun will be up soon, so I will find a nice dark place to hide while I await another update :grin



BV

"In front of total strangers won't you kiss me, Flowers for no reason but you miss me - OOH, I wanna be in love"

Melissa Etheridge-Skin



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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness 8b - The Best Part
PostPosted: Mon Oct 07, 2002 5:16 am 
you're waiting too BV? :bounce cool, we can keep each other company, there's still plenty of place on my rock :grin

"Es ist fuer einen Menschen unertraeglich, ertragen zu werden." (Jean Cocteau)
"Ain't never gonna love you any better babe - And they'll never gonna love you right" (Kozmic Blues - Janis Joplin)



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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness 8b - The Best Part
PostPosted: Mon Oct 07, 2002 5:49 am 
C;

Sharing your rock with you, is the best invitation I have had all weekend! *BV says as she slips on to the rock beside you - trying not to get too close and make you nervous :wink *



I love having company to wait with, especially you, C :grin



BV

"In front of total strangers won't you kiss me, Flowers for no reason but you miss me - OOH, I wanna be in love"

Melissa Etheridge-Skin



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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness 8b - The Best Part
PostPosted: Mon Oct 07, 2002 6:06 am 
BV,

you charmer :blush you can scoot closer if you want to. but what about Linda? ;) but hey, i won't tell if you don't tell B, anyway it's not like we're doing anything - we're just sitting on a rock waiting for Lingering Darkness goodness :wave

C

"Es ist fuer einen Menschen unertraeglich, ertragen zu werden." (Jean Cocteau)
"Ain't never gonna love you any better babe - And they'll never gonna love you right" (Kozmic Blues - Janis Joplin)



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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness 8b - The Best Part
PostPosted: Mon Oct 07, 2002 6:23 am 
C;

You are exactly right,*BV says as she slides a little closer*, we aren't doing anything except trying to wait for some update-y goodness!

Besides, I'm hoping Linda may be busy thinking about how well she did on her "exam".



And, I never tell.......

BV

"In front of total strangers won't you kiss me, Flowers for no reason but you miss me - OOH, I wanna be in love"

Melissa Etheridge-Skin



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 Post subject: Re: Lingering Darkness 8b - The Best Part
PostPosted: Mon Oct 07, 2002 6:30 am 
BV,

you and me both, we'll never tell :laugh :whistle

C

"Es ist fuer einen Menschen unertraeglich, ertragen zu werden." (Jean Cocteau)
"Ain't never gonna love you any better babe - And they'll never gonna love you right" (Kozmic Blues - Janis Joplin)



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