Stories 179-180: "The Fall of Our Summer" and "Poems" by Khyber

[amyhit.livejournal.com]

We're back into the angst, this week, with a couple of vignettes that fill in some of the blanks the previous fics have hinted at about Mulder and Scully's past assignations, and the days of their early relationship. First up is "The Fall of Our Summer", a post ep for Drive, which Kyber originally posted to xf_is_love in 2009. Second we have "Poems", a post ep for Wetwired, and the second to last instalment in the KvsS7 universe.


The Fall of Our Summer

Poems


Only one more KvsS7 fic to go. Hopefully you've been fascinated, intrigued, or otherwise drawn in by the story so far, and you'll tune in five (or so) days from now, to reach the end of the road with us.

Comments

Re: Poems 2/2

[wendelah1]

The date stamp discrepancies are probably just simple mistakes. I admit I'm perplexed about the sex stuff, too. It does seem like there are a couple of different versions of their early romance floating around here. Maybe there were a couple of different versions in his head and he didn't quite get them reconciled before they were posted?

According to Nitpicker's Guide, Hell Money possibly took place during August of 1996, but I think his reasoning is faulty. But Wetwired is date stamped April 27-May 10 1996. Anasazi is April 9-16, 1995, The Blessing Way April 18, and presumably the events of Paper Clip take place soon after. Farrano says late April 1995.

I'm not sure if that made things better or worse.

Re: Poems 2/2

[amyhit.livejournal.com]

Could you link me to this Nitpicker's Guide? I don't know if I've seen it before. Your date stamps clear some of this up, anyway. Up until now I've tended to just go by the episode airdate and figure the episode happened somewhere around then. In this show, that's not the most accurate way to judge things.

Re: Poems 2/2

[wendelah1]

Sure thing. The Nitpicker's Guide for X-Philes only goes through season four, unfortunately, but it is both useful and fun. My husband found it for me in a used bookstore.