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Daniella T
GatchaFreak
posted 8 Jul 2012 14:25
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Becky Rock
Gatchamaniac
posted 8 Jul 2012 17:45
Poor girl didn't have a chance.
I agree, Becky. I kept hoping that somehow, she'd turn the tables.
ElectricWhite
Gatchamaniac
posted 9 Jul 2012 18:19
Originally posted by jublke I agree, Becky. I kept hoping that somehow, she'd turn the tables.It goes to show that you can't always get what you want. *sigh*
A very clever scheme on Katse's part, planting a spy in the ISO as Director Anderson's daughter-in-law! Didn't come off so well in execution though...
But Georgina is still pregnant -wondering now if Katse or James is the father. It could yet matter.
At first I wondered if she might be getting married off to one of Katse's sharpshooters but the name of Giuseppe Asakura... it could easily have been such a fic, and then the paternity issue would have been more important, naturally.
Despite the swing away from what I was anticipating, I found this to be very plausible and believable. I was hoping the girl might turn on Galactor once she was no longer under Katse's thumb, become a double agent or some such. However once the soldiers broke in, I agree, she didn't have a chance. She had clinched her destiny as the ill-fated guest sar of the week.
Wonderful!
Despite the swing away from what I was anticipating, I found this to be very plausible and believable. I was hoping the girl might turn on Galactor once she was no longer under Katse's thumb, become a double agent or some such. However once the soldiers broke in, I agree, she didn't have a chance. She had clinched her destiny as the ill-fated guest sar of the week.
Wonderful!
UnpublishedWriter
Gatchamaniac
posted 27 Jul 2012 16:10
Apologies for the delay in responding. Interesting story.
Katse's a manipulative bastard. This sort of scheme is not beyond any interpretation of the character.
Almost hope the young lady survives, and the child isn't Katse's (who knows what the poor kid might inherit from dear old 'dad'). The things she could tell the ISO.
Thanks,
I'm glad you found it plausible, I'm not used to writing from Katse's perspective.
I'm glad you found it plausible, I'm not used to writing from Katse's perspective.
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