You know, I look at it, and I see it so much about John. John being the central character by virtue of his absence. He's not even named. Rodney's telling the story of seven years of his life, where John and Atlantis became his home; and I'm left to wonder if there's actually anything buried in that grave. Or if it's just a marker for something that was shut behind a gate.

I think there was a reference to the grave being empty.

Well, it would have to be, wouldn't it? Since the jumper blew up.

I don't actually think they let you engrave custom messages in Arlington National Cemetery anyway. You're stuck with the standard name, rank, dates, and possible religious symbol. No "to my own sweetie woobie" or even "Gone before".

Oh, Betsy, you kill me.

Bwah!

And for a change of pace, check out Trinityofone's Band AU: [link] A bit too much John-is-beautiful, but it's very fun, and the art is a hoot.

So I suspect that Trinityofone has no job. Because she just posted a really crackaddled and very funny post-ep for Allies. [link]

How on earth does she write so fast?

How on earth does she write so fast?

I lace her food with amphetamines.

Okay, only sometimes.

I just read something of hers recently that I adored. Sadly, I can't remember what it is. But I like her style.