Lovely wooden things that end up biting you. It's so Ancient Greek. XD
I love the different way you took that -- Archie being glad he has the freedom to get away from that. I think it would hurt him to see Horatio's descent into crazyville. Bush has some sort of steady, pragmatic manner to deal with it. It's difficult, how their experiences in the Navy forge such a strong friendship and then also breaks down the people that made the friendship in the first place. But the connection itself lingers. Sawyer and Hobbs were such a great sub-story in M/R, because you can see that Sawyer must have been really something, once, to inspire that kind of attachment and loyalty. And it underscores Horatio's own journey.
I wonder how jealous Archie would be of Bush's personal intimacy with Horatio, though (however much he would guess them to have). And how BUSH would feel about Archie being there again.
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Date: 2006-02-08 02:36 am (UTC)I love the different way you took that -- Archie being glad he has the freedom to get away from that. I think it would hurt him to see Horatio's descent into crazyville. Bush has some sort of steady, pragmatic manner to deal with it. It's difficult, how their experiences in the Navy forge such a strong friendship and then also breaks down the people that made the friendship in the first place. But the connection itself lingers. Sawyer and Hobbs were such a great sub-story in M/R, because you can see that Sawyer must have been really something, once, to inspire that kind of attachment and loyalty. And it underscores Horatio's own journey.
I wonder how jealous Archie would be of Bush's personal intimacy with Horatio, though (however much he would guess them to have). And how BUSH would feel about Archie being there again.