Marriage of Convenience, Part 01
Aug. 7th, 2009 10:11 amTitle: Marriage of Convenience
Author: Soledad
Category: Threesomes and moresomes – all varieties
Characters: Bates, Beckett, Corrigan, Halling, Charin, Markham, Stackhouse, Teyla, Zelenka, Others (mostly nameless Athosian extras whom I have turned into original characters)
Rating: Adult
Genre: Romance
Warnings: Adult themes in later chapters
Timeframe: Shortly after “Suspicions” (Ep. 1.05)
Summary: The Athosians' answer to “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell”.
Disclaimer: The characters and the settings don't belong to me. Just the story idea and a few original characters.
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A SHORT INTRODUCTION
In my other stories, I established the theory that “Emmagan” was not Teyla’s surname – none of the other Athosians seemed to have one – but her title as the leader of the tribe. So, since in “Suspicions” the Athosians practically voted her off as their leader and chose Halling in her stead, I have simply transferred the title to him.
The Athosians’ custom to live in clan marriages has also been established in my former stories, as well as the idea that the camp Sheppard & Co. met in the pilot episode was not the entire Athosian population. That would have been too little for an entire planet, not to mention that inbreeding would have led to hopeless degeneration centuries ago. So I decided that they were simply the tribe that watched the Stargate and the ruins of the Ancient city nearby.
This particular story, while containing many elements I use elsewhere, is not part either the “Moments of Joy” or the “Darkroom” alternate universes in which I usually play.
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PART 01
Stackhouse was sorry to see the Athosians leave Atlantis – even if only to the mainland. He had come to like Halling, the new Emmagan, during the off-world visits where the tall, quietly spiritual man had served as their guide. He had come to see Halling’s son, Jinto, as the little brother he never had. He had come to enjoy spending time with the Athosian children in the evenings, telling them stories about Earth and listening to their tales in exchange.
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Author: Soledad
Category: Threesomes and moresomes – all varieties
Characters: Bates, Beckett, Corrigan, Halling, Charin, Markham, Stackhouse, Teyla, Zelenka, Others (mostly nameless Athosian extras whom I have turned into original characters)
Rating: Adult
Genre: Romance
Warnings: Adult themes in later chapters
Timeframe: Shortly after “Suspicions” (Ep. 1.05)
Summary: The Athosians' answer to “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell”.
Disclaimer: The characters and the settings don't belong to me. Just the story idea and a few original characters.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
A SHORT INTRODUCTION
In my other stories, I established the theory that “Emmagan” was not Teyla’s surname – none of the other Athosians seemed to have one – but her title as the leader of the tribe. So, since in “Suspicions” the Athosians practically voted her off as their leader and chose Halling in her stead, I have simply transferred the title to him.
The Athosians’ custom to live in clan marriages has also been established in my former stories, as well as the idea that the camp Sheppard & Co. met in the pilot episode was not the entire Athosian population. That would have been too little for an entire planet, not to mention that inbreeding would have led to hopeless degeneration centuries ago. So I decided that they were simply the tribe that watched the Stargate and the ruins of the Ancient city nearby.
This particular story, while containing many elements I use elsewhere, is not part either the “Moments of Joy” or the “Darkroom” alternate universes in which I usually play.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
PART 01
Stackhouse was sorry to see the Athosians leave Atlantis – even if only to the mainland. He had come to like Halling, the new Emmagan, during the off-world visits where the tall, quietly spiritual man had served as their guide. He had come to see Halling’s son, Jinto, as the little brother he never had. He had come to enjoy spending time with the Athosian children in the evenings, telling them stories about Earth and listening to their tales in exchange.
( Read more... )