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Title: She is the Earth, call her what you will
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tellitslant
Fandom: BSG 2003
Spoilers: 2.07-ish.
Disclaimer: Not mine. Ron Moore's.
Rating: PG
Summary: The struggle between Roslin and the gods is, unsurprisingly, not one-sided.
Thanks: tocherryice, for beta and sanity check.
Written forjennyo in the Female Gen Ficathon. I had loads of fun writing this, so hopefully you'll enjoy it. I also hope you don't mind that it's not entirely gen, but I figured, Roslin? Also really not entirely gen, so. ;)
Title from Euripedes' Bacchae. Please excuse the impressive way in which I play fast and loose with Greek mythology. Also, and here's something you don't get on ficathons too often, this is not dial-up friendly. In other words, now with 100% more Real Live Chamalla Visions!
( To name something is to give it power. )
Author:
tellitslantFandom: BSG 2003
Spoilers: 2.07-ish.
Disclaimer: Not mine. Ron Moore's.
Rating: PG
Summary: The struggle between Roslin and the gods is, unsurprisingly, not one-sided.
Thanks: to
cherryice, for beta and sanity check.Written for
jennyo in the Female Gen Ficathon. I had loads of fun writing this, so hopefully you'll enjoy it. I also hope you don't mind that it's not entirely gen, but I figured, Roslin? Also really not entirely gen, so. ;)Title from Euripedes' Bacchae. Please excuse the impressive way in which I play fast and loose with Greek mythology. Also, and here's something you don't get on ficathons too often, this is not dial-up friendly. In other words, now with 100% more Real Live Chamalla Visions!
( To name something is to give it power. )
