FDK: Yearning (1/1) - 02/18/16 06:57 AM
Just a little thought that popped into my head about two weeks ago. Glad I finally carved out some time to write it in the last couple of nights. Hope you like it!
Re: FDK: Yearning (1/1) - 02/18/16 08:02 AM
I always enjoy stories from the perspective of minor characters from the show. 
This story is unique, which I appreciate! I think you really captured both of their thoughts and emotions in a way that could be reasonably inferred from the show itself. Good job! 
This story is unique, which I appreciate! I think you really captured both of their thoughts and emotions in a way that could be reasonably inferred from the show itself. Good job!
Re: FDK: Yearning (1/1) - 02/18/16 12:13 PM
I do like it! Seeing the New Krypton arch from their perspective is an eye opener. Zara and Ching are as deeply devoted to each other and their duties as Lois and Clark are to each other and writing stories about injustice.
Zara's determination to be their for her people is very admirable, to do that while dealing with the pressure of outmoded traditions is even more so. Kudos to her!
Zara's determination to be their for her people is very admirable, to do that while dealing with the pressure of outmoded traditions is even more so. Kudos to her!
Re: FDK: Yearning (1/1) - 02/18/16 09:39 PM
Very, very good, DC 
!
I've (probably never
) really given Zara and Ching much thought. I appreciated them as characters, but never went 'deeper' than that. Never thought what the NK Arch would have been like for them. How pulled apart from each other they constantly felt. What it would have been like to love each other when there was no chance to ever be in love. My mind (and my VCR remote, when young) would constantly pull me to sweet kisses--reunited on Lois' apartment front steps, while 'working' together in Smallville in a baseball hate, while-on-the-balcony (!) 
.
Anyway....
I always really appreciate your writing because you make me think. You do a fantastic job of going places with your pieces that I have never thought to go. Zara and Ching--really, it is quite the story of forbidden love, isn't it? Next time I watch those eps I'll definitely be watching for their story to unfold...
Awesome job!
Laura
!I've (probably never
) really given Zara and Ching much thought. I appreciated them as characters, but never went 'deeper' than that. Never thought what the NK Arch would have been like for them. How pulled apart from each other they constantly felt. What it would have been like to love each other when there was no chance to ever be in love. My mind (and my VCR remote, when young) would constantly pull me to sweet kisses--reunited on Lois' apartment front steps, while 'working' together in Smallville in a baseball hate, while-on-the-balcony (!) . Anyway....
I always really appreciate your writing because you make me think. You do a fantastic job of going places with your pieces that I have never thought to go. Zara and Ching--really, it is quite the story of forbidden love, isn't it? Next time I watch those eps I'll definitely be watching for their story to unfold...
Awesome job!
Laura
Re: FDK: Yearning (1/1) - 02/19/16 01:22 AM
Wow. Just... Wow. Another incredibly powerful piece, DC.
I really admire your ability to draw so much out of minor characters. This was a wonderful backstory to Zara and Ching's relationship; you could really feel their pain.
In awe, as always.
Feli
I really admire your ability to draw so much out of minor characters. This was a wonderful backstory to Zara and Ching's relationship; you could really feel their pain.
In awe, as always.
Feli
Re: FDK: Yearning (1/1) - 02/19/16 04:48 AM
Originally Posted by groobie
I always enjoy stories from the perspective of minor characters from the show. This story is unique, which I appreciate! I think you really captured both of their thoughts and emotions in a way that could be reasonably inferred from the show itself. Good job!
This story is unique, which I appreciate! I think you really captured both of their thoughts and emotions in a way that could be reasonably inferred from the show itself. Good job! Thanks, Groobie! I've always liked Zara and Ching in particular. Their story has always intrigued me, because I think their love sometimes gets overlooked.
Glad you liked it. I had fun writing it!
Re: FDK: Yearning (1/1) - 02/19/16 04:55 AM
Originally Posted by Morgana
I do like it! Seeing the New Krypton arch from their perspective is an eye opener. Zara and Ching are as deeply devoted to each other and their duties as Lois and Clark are to each other and writing stories about injustice.
Zara's determination to be their for her people is very admirable, to do that while dealing with the pressure of outmoded traditions is even more so. Kudos to her!
Zara's determination to be their for her people is very admirable, to do that while dealing with the pressure of outmoded traditions is even more so. Kudos to her!
Thank! So glad you liked it. I've always enjoyed watching Zara and Ching because of exactly what you wrote - their devotion to each other and Zara's strength when everything is stacked against her. I have to give her a lot of credit!
Re: FDK: Yearning (1/1) - 02/19/16 05:04 AM
Originally Posted by LMA
Very, very good, DC !
I've (probably never ) really given Zara and Ching much thought. I appreciated them as characters, but never went 'deeper' than that. Never thought what the NK Arch would have been like for them. How pulled apart from each other they constantly felt. What it would have been like to love each other when there was no chance to ever be in love. My mind (and my VCR remote, when young) would constantly pull me to sweet kisses--reunited on Lois' apartment front steps, while 'working' together in Smallville in a baseball hate, while-on-the-balcony (!) .
Anyway....
I always really appreciate your writing because you make me think. You do a fantastic job of going places with your pieces that I have never thought to go. Zara and Ching--really, it is quite the story of forbidden love, isn't it? Next time I watch those eps I'll definitely be watching for their story to unfold...
Awesome job!
Laura
!I've (probably never
) really given Zara and Ching much thought. I appreciated them as characters, but never went 'deeper' than that. Never thought what the NK Arch would have been like for them. How pulled apart from each other they constantly felt. What it would have been like to love each other when there was no chance to ever be in love. My mind (and my VCR remote, when young) would constantly pull me to sweet kisses--reunited on Lois' apartment front steps, while 'working' together in Smallville in a baseball hate, while-on-the-balcony (!) . Anyway....
I always really appreciate your writing because you make me think. You do a fantastic job of going places with your pieces that I have never thought to go. Zara and Ching--really, it is quite the story of forbidden love, isn't it? Next time I watch those eps I'll definitely be watching for their story to unfold...
Awesome job!
Laura
Hi, Laura!
Oh, wow, thanks for such high praise!
I think it's actually pretty easy to overlook/hate Zara and Ching. After all, their presence means trouble for Lois and Clark, not to mention a fair amount of heartbreak. It can be easy to forget that all four of them are giving up their futures and happiness during the NK arc...at least until Nor is defeated and Clark is no longer married to Zara.
I'm glad you liked the piece. I could never imagine not being able to marry the person I love, and especially not when I'll be around them 24/7 while married to some stranger. Zara is such a strong lady!
Re: FDK: Yearning (1/1) - 02/19/16 05:09 AM
Originally Posted by NostalgiaKick
Wow. Just... Wow. Another incredibly powerful piece, DC.
I really admire your ability to draw so much out of minor characters. This was a wonderful backstory to Zara and Ching's relationship; you could really feel their pain.
In awe, as always.
Feli
I really admire your ability to draw so much out of minor characters. This was a wonderful backstory to Zara and Ching's relationship; you could really feel their pain.
In awe, as always.
Feli
Hi, Feli!
Thank you for the high praise! I like getting the chance to take a peek inside the minds of characters. Especially when I get the chance to examine their emotions. Love that you felt their pain!