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John Winchester - I love the character of John Winchester. I can understand why people dismiss him as a massive douche but I see a man who has his priorities in the wrong order because he's damaged. He's turned sacrifice into an art form and dragged his kids in with him. I see a great and depthless love in him that can't find a focus, restrained and quashed because of the fight.
Sydney - I love my city and have never lived anywhere else. That might sound like a bad thing but I truly enjoy it here. I know I should try other places and I hopefully will someday but this will always be home. It's a little in the bad books at the moment for the crazy-ass weather but there's nothing quite like walking along the harbour with the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge as your backdrops, hearing music in the air.
Writing - Writing is my first passion. I was writing horrible Mary-Sue fic when I was preteen and without knowing what it was. I wrote my first "book" for a class assignment and was hooked. I never truly feel myself unless I'm writing and hopefully some day I'll make a living at it. I don't even care if it's me scraping by.
Daniel Jackson - Daniel will always have a special place in my heart as the first character I ever truly felt fannish about. He was so interesting and intricate and yes, also damaged. I liked that he wasn't a caricature or a template but a person in his own right, someone you might imagine is actually out there.
An Australian show that the rest of us know nothing about - Quite a while back there was a show called "Seachange". I devoured that show and I usually don't like the run of the mill Australian dramas. A divorced woman moves to a quirky seaside town with her two kids. She meets David Wenham (!!) and everything changes. It was cute and funny and just so damn enjoyable.
surrealis associates with me and the elaboration...John Winchester - I love the character of John Winchester. I can understand why people dismiss him as a massive douche but I see a man who has his priorities in the wrong order because he's damaged. He's turned sacrifice into an art form and dragged his kids in with him. I see a great and depthless love in him that can't find a focus, restrained and quashed because of the fight.
Sydney - I love my city and have never lived anywhere else. That might sound like a bad thing but I truly enjoy it here. I know I should try other places and I hopefully will someday but this will always be home. It's a little in the bad books at the moment for the crazy-ass weather but there's nothing quite like walking along the harbour with the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge as your backdrops, hearing music in the air.
Writing - Writing is my first passion. I was writing horrible Mary-Sue fic when I was preteen and without knowing what it was. I wrote my first "book" for a class assignment and was hooked. I never truly feel myself unless I'm writing and hopefully some day I'll make a living at it. I don't even care if it's me scraping by.
Daniel Jackson - Daniel will always have a special place in my heart as the first character I ever truly felt fannish about. He was so interesting and intricate and yes, also damaged. I liked that he wasn't a caricature or a template but a person in his own right, someone you might imagine is actually out there.
An Australian show that the rest of us know nothing about - Quite a while back there was a show called "Seachange". I devoured that show and I usually don't like the run of the mill Australian dramas. A divorced woman moves to a quirky seaside town with her two kids. She meets David Wenham (!!) and everything changes. It was cute and funny and just so damn enjoyable.
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