You know, the person who got me into Pros, all she had to mention was that Bodie "goes berserk any time Doyle is in danger" and I wanted to see the show. *g* He doesn't--not as I wrote it here--but he's delightfully angry in Hunter/Hunted, and tightly, tightly controlled in "Slush Fund" and...well, I'd say there's the same control-followed-by-giddy-relief in MWAP, too. Maybe not enough for me, but it is there. I have a bit of a, er, partner worry kink. *g*
Ooh, I like the idea of Doyle trying to protect himself after "The Rack" by suppressing his emotions, and then having it backfire on him-in his mind, at least--in DIAG. There's a story in there post DIAG, isn't there? Hmm.... *g*
Are you asking if Doyle was charged with manslaughter in "The Rack"? I think so...or maybe it's a hearing to see if it would go to trial? I, um, tend to skip all but the B/D parts too. *g*
Go on, keep going off track! Keep talking Pros. And, um, maybe you'll be irresistably drawn to writing Pros again.... *g*
Ohand to do the italics thing use the less-than and greater-than triangle bracket thingies-- < followed by >, with an i in the first pair (where you want the italics to start) and a /i in the second one, (when you want the italics to end. So, less-than, i, greater-than; less-than, /i, greater-than.
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Date: 2007-10-20 05:43 pm (UTC)Ooh, I like the idea of Doyle trying to protect himself after "The Rack" by suppressing his emotions, and then having it backfire on him-in his mind, at least--in DIAG. There's a story in there post DIAG, isn't there? Hmm.... *g*
Are you asking if Doyle was charged with manslaughter in "The Rack"? I think so...or maybe it's a hearing to see if it would go to trial? I, um, tend to skip all but the B/D parts too. *g*
Go on, keep going off track! Keep talking Pros. And, um, maybe you'll be irresistably drawn to writing Pros again.... *g*
Ohand to do the italics thing use the less-than and greater-than triangle bracket thingies-- < followed by >, with an i in the first pair (where you want the italics to start) and a /i in the second one, (when you want the italics to end. So, less-than, i, greater-than; less-than, /i, greater-than.