In fact, it makes me want to see if that park actually exists. I'm having a lot of fun visiting the sites of my favorite X-files fanfics - I went to Acadia last summer, having recently moved to the East Coast, and I really enjoyed getting to see it.
When I was visiting back East several summers ago, we drove to Rhode Island to visit Quonochontaug. It was nothing as I'd imagined it, but then how could it be?
As for its gen-ness, it's gen, but it's - Carteresque gen. I mean, if it were an episode, you can imagine both shippers and noromos reading their own ideas into it.
Ha ha! "Carteresque gen." I love it.
When I was googling for the story, to see if I could figure out its original posting date (I couldn't--apparently the old alt.tv.xfiles.creative site is no longer searchable.), I ran into the story on a couple of rec sites. Both thought it might of made a good episode and I would have to agree.
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Date: 2010-02-09 02:27 am (UTC)When I was visiting back East several summers ago, we drove to Rhode Island to visit Quonochontaug. It was nothing as I'd imagined it, but then how could it be?
As for its gen-ness, it's gen, but it's - Carteresque gen. I mean, if it were an episode, you can imagine both shippers and noromos reading their own ideas into it.
Ha ha! "Carteresque gen." I love it.
When I was googling for the story, to see if I could figure out its original posting date (I couldn't--apparently the old alt.tv.xfiles.creative site is no longer searchable.), I ran into the story on a couple of rec sites. Both thought it might of made a good episode and I would have to agree.