She heard Sheridan's "I can't imagine my life without you as a part of it" the way he intended it, as an "I love you" without really saying the words, but it's Lennier that she repeats that to.
Ah---! Good one. And nice to hear. One of my friends shocked me the other day by calling Lennier a "scumbag" for, of all things, exploiting Delenn's dependence on him, and described Delenn and Sheridan's relationship as this sort of torrid perfect love that no one could interfere with (or maybe Neroon could, he wasn't sure). I'm sort of just coming out of confused shock now...
As for what Lennier gives for the Rebirth ceremony, ritual complications like that are what I'm trying to work with in the story that's barely, barely, not really coming along. I'm curious as to not only what (the fourth time around) Lennier would give, but what Delenn would say, and that's the premise.
I like Delenn much better after puzzling over your entry. Gramercy.
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Date: 2004-07-23 08:09 pm (UTC)Ah---! Good one. And nice to hear. One of my friends shocked me the other day by calling Lennier a "scumbag" for, of all things, exploiting Delenn's dependence on him, and described Delenn and Sheridan's relationship as this sort of torrid perfect love that no one could interfere with (or maybe Neroon could, he wasn't sure). I'm sort of just coming out of confused shock now...
As for what Lennier gives for the Rebirth ceremony, ritual complications like that are what I'm trying to work with in the story that's barely, barely, not really coming along. I'm curious as to not only what (the fourth time around) Lennier would give, but what Delenn would say, and that's the premise.
I like Delenn much better after puzzling over your entry. Gramercy.