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DPP: Oh, No, They Didn't (ONTD)
Well, shippers, this is my last DPP for this week. Thank you all for so much squeeing, thinking, and commenting with me. Driving this train is fantastic. *MWUH*
Now, onto the business at hand. Most of the week has been devoted to squeeable topics like UST, eyefrakking, outmaking, and birthday celebrations. Today, I'm bringing a little more angst to the mix.
There were countless opportunities for Kara and Lee to finally talk about their feelings and to straighten their shit out. Seems, though, every time they tried, something got in the way: Fate, Timing, Frakked up Missions to Caprica, Personal History, Guilt, Death, you know, the small stuff.
So my questions boils down to this: What are the most significant (or just your favorite) moments in the show where TPTB prevent our pilots from achieving their happily ever after? I don't mean RDM's late-series character annihilation, but instead the legitimate, even clever ways that the show kept us watching our pilots, just to see if they'd ever figure things out.
What were the moments that made you want to throw something at the TV (but also gave you that "oooh, this oughtta be good" smile)?
And let's keep it nice, shippers. This is intended to be both squeeable and angsty (if that's possible). Here is one of my favorites (in stills - my gif of this scene is broken):
Jealous!Lee...


Later....



AND THEN KARA GOES TO CAPRICA. HOLY FRAKKING LORDS OF KOBOL. Laura and her frakking prophecies, Lee and his too-angry-to-admit he's jealous. And "Gaius Frakking Baltar???" AAAAGGGGHHHH. Pilots, why do you do this to me???
What say you, shippers?
Now, onto the business at hand. Most of the week has been devoted to squeeable topics like UST, eyefrakking, outmaking, and birthday celebrations. Today, I'm bringing a little more angst to the mix.
There were countless opportunities for Kara and Lee to finally talk about their feelings and to straighten their shit out. Seems, though, every time they tried, something got in the way: Fate, Timing, Frakked up Missions to Caprica, Personal History, Guilt, Death, you know, the small stuff.
So my questions boils down to this: What are the most significant (or just your favorite) moments in the show where TPTB prevent our pilots from achieving their happily ever after? I don't mean RDM's late-series character annihilation, but instead the legitimate, even clever ways that the show kept us watching our pilots, just to see if they'd ever figure things out.
What were the moments that made you want to throw something at the TV (but also gave you that "oooh, this oughtta be good" smile)?
And let's keep it nice, shippers. This is intended to be both squeeable and angsty (if that's possible). Here is one of my favorites (in stills - my gif of this scene is broken):
Jealous!Lee...
Later....
AND THEN KARA GOES TO CAPRICA. HOLY FRAKKING LORDS OF KOBOL. Laura and her frakking prophecies, Lee and his too-angry-to-admit he's jealous. And "Gaius Frakking Baltar???" AAAAGGGGHHHH. Pilots, why do you do this to me???
What say you, shippers?
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Erm. That was rambly.
Anyways, I'm not sure that RDM every said anything specific about Lee/Kara's history before the finale, when he was trying to make his Art. At which point he said there was not a secret history. Maybe my issue is that I need to stop looking for information and puzzle pieces earlier in the show, because maybe that was never how the story was meant to be told. I just can't bring myself to believe that two full seasons of great, cohesive story telling (plus half of another one) were an accident.
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Yeah, I can't go back and rewrite the whole thing to link everything to the table!frak - makes me crazy. There is such confusion and inconsistency, I'm not sure it's worth it. I think exploring it all in fic is so-o-o much more interesting than trying to figure out what the hell RDM was smokin'. :)
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I do believe they saw each other after the dinner, actually. My take is that after the mess that was the table thing, they both made a silent pact and never brought out the issue again, like it never happened. And afterwards they became friends. Of course, their attraction always was there, but I can picture both pushing it out of their conscious minds and burying it.