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June 1 2011, 16:31:35 UTC 6 years ago
I still enjoyed Deadline and can't wait for the next book, but it really put a damper on how much I loved the book.
June 2 2011, 05:57:29 UTC 6 years ago
Of course, if Seanan says they're fucking like bunnies, well, she'd know, right? =)
June 5 2011, 01:00:19 UTC 6 years ago
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June 8 2011, 16:53:20 UTC 6 years ago
Also, when Shaun referred to George as "my Georgia" once, near the beginning of DEADLINE, I figured it out, and my heart broke for him even more.
July 8 2011, 22:38:04 UTC 6 years ago Edited: July 8 2011, 22:39:29 UTC
Shaun's blog post near the beginning about how he's got one person that he's living for.
At the Rymans' ranch, when Georgia's enjoying watching Shaun move.
There were other things in how they interacted, but they didn't stand out on first reading like those did. Then in DEADLINE, there's plenty of glimmers when Becks jumps Shaun that he's had sex before. George had explicitly stated in FEED that he didn't date. So either George had lied, or George didn't know Shaun as well as she thought, or he was having sex with someone he didn't have to "date".
June 11 2011, 20:12:43 UTC 6 years ago
You're not alone in that....I mean, George has been having conversations with Shaun in his head for over a year now, they probably talk a lot just as he's drifting off to sleep.
As opposed to Shaun drifting off to sleep next to someone else, which for all I can tell was happening for the very first time in his life.
Awful faux pas, but it didn't indicate sex-with-George to me at all.
Sometimes I think I may be one of the few people left who actually thinks of a deep kind of intimacy-based platonic love for others that isn't based on sex. I get startled when people talk about how famous same-sex friends in fiction (Holmes and Watson, Robin Hood and Little John, Spencer and Hawk) were probably friggling like bunnies. That stuff never occurs to me. Not with opposite sex friends either unless sexual tension is written into the story.
June 13 2011, 15:32:42 UTC 6 years ago
June 14 2011, 19:20:54 UTC 6 years ago
Because they insist on TELLING me.