I thought I'd given up on remixes as well, but apparently not. I expect I'll end up regretting it but, eh. And you should totally sign up (despite that very poor pitch on my part!)
Three things that didn't make it into Fall, Fall, Fall:
1. Keller has her network of spies out trying to keep an eye on Lorne, because she and Dr Suresh talk to each other, and Keller's really worried about him. Trouble is, all of her spies are her and Lorne's mutual friends, so he doesn't even have to think about it to avoid them.
2. Lorne thinks that John offers to speak at the memorial for the people they lost in the invasion to protect everyone else in Atlantis, and because the people who died for Lorne wouldn't want him to speak for them. Actually, John does it to protect Lorne, to keep from reminding everyone of what happened to him, and because he knows that it's only a matter of time before Lorne falls apart, and he doesn't want it to be in front of everyone.
3. John had marines volunteering to go back to the planet that took Lorne hostage and punish them, before he even got as far as confirming they were going to do it. He sent a four person team through, and let Lorne sign off on it because it was the only way he had of telling Lorne that they were doing it. The team found recordings of everything Lorne said, and destroyed them. They never tell anyone about that.
Transference, sadly, was like pulling teeth to write, so there isn't anything that didn't make it in :)
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Three things that didn't make it into Fall, Fall, Fall:
1. Keller has her network of spies out trying to keep an eye on Lorne, because she and Dr Suresh talk to each other, and Keller's really worried about him. Trouble is, all of her spies are her and Lorne's mutual friends, so he doesn't even have to think about it to avoid them.
2. Lorne thinks that John offers to speak at the memorial for the people they lost in the invasion to protect everyone else in Atlantis, and because the people who died for Lorne wouldn't want him to speak for them. Actually, John does it to protect Lorne, to keep from reminding everyone of what happened to him, and because he knows that it's only a matter of time before Lorne falls apart, and he doesn't want it to be in front of everyone.
3. John had marines volunteering to go back to the planet that took Lorne hostage and punish them, before he even got as far as confirming they were going to do it. He sent a four person team through, and let Lorne sign off on it because it was the only way he had of telling Lorne that they were doing it. The team found recordings of everything Lorne said, and destroyed them. They never tell anyone about that.
Transference, sadly, was like pulling teeth to write, so there isn't anything that didn't make it in :)